Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "" video.

  1. The point isn't stopping the virus, it's stopping the water particles they catch a ride on. The issue is, masks only stop sneezed or coughed droplets. Not asymptomatic spread. If you want to use the facts, at least focus on the relevant ones.
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  2.  @granudisimo  No, you think about it. Asymptomatic spread is done through aerosols, because people without symptoms are shedding the virus from aerosolized particles that are not only small enough to pass through most surgical and cloth masks, they're also light enough that exit through the unsealed openings around the nose, chin and cheeks.
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  3.  @granudisimo  "what do you think the aerosol is, but a high concentration of small droplets?" - For fuck's sake: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airborne_transmission#Routes_of_transmission Airborne infections usually occur by the respiratory route, with the agent present in aerosols (infectious particles <5 µm in diameter)." https://www.who.int/news-room/commentaries/detail/modes-of-transmission-of-virus-causing-covid-19-implications-for-ipc-precaution-recommendations "Airborne transmission is different from droplet transmission as it refers to the presence of microbes within droplet nuclei, which are generally considered to be particles <5μm in diameter" "Masks are used successfully in operating rooms" - To prevent the staff from spitting pathogens into the open wound, not to curb viral infection. I recently had a surgery and had to get tested for COVID-19. Why would they do that if everyone in the room is wearing masks? Also, masks worn in clinical settings are not indicative of mask performance "in the wild". In the operating room the mask is worn as PPE, universal masking is being used as a fashion accessory. Touch them, stick them in your pocket, put it on again. It's completely impractical to wear masks as PPE in "real life". "is not out of whack because it's not an argument, it's empiric data" - Buddy you not getting what my comment meant, which is fine, is not empirical data. Maybe I'm distracted and my sentences don't make much sense, maybe you're not paying attention. Whatever. You misunderstood me and thought that I said droplets were smaller. No. In the context of airborne diseases, we consider aerosols to be smaller than droplets. A non-airborne disease would be easier to stop because shielding and masks would stop most droplets. But when we're indoors wearing masks the aerosolized particles and just floating. People coughing and sneezing will have their projected particles caught by the mask for the most part, but people without symptoms will just be shedding virus despite the mask. Your argument, which was asking me to prove something I never claimed is indeed completely nonsensical. "You were the one talking about asymptomatic carriers specifically." - Yes because people without symptoms are being forced to wear masks "you can scream at people's faces" - I don't do that. Maybe you do, but I don't. "help you get out of the pit of ignorance" - Amazing. Says the person who can't even tell the difference between aerosol and droplet transmission.
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  4. The curve is more than flat. Cuomo is a murderer. The science from the CDC says only 6% of the deaths from the virus did not have other causes of death listed simultaneously. You're the one doubting reality. Lock yourself in the house. Never take your mask ever again. Enjoy your misery.
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  5.  @granudisimo  "the aerosol particles don't shed the virus" - Jesus. Shed the virus THROUGH aerosolized particles. Better? "by brething out humidity particles that are the same size in everybody's breath" - They're not stopped by the surgical masks, and cloth masks only stop them by 60% when they're multilayered and use different types of fabric to achieve both mechanical and electrostatic filtering. Any unsealed opening compromises the mask. "since the same laws of physics applies to everybody's lungs and the Earth's atmosphere" - Huh, no. Particle size varies greatly. Hence why some diseases are considered airborne and others aren't. "that proves that breathing droplets from asymptomatic carriers are intrinsically smaller than those breathed by the symptomatic ones. " - Your argument is completely out of whack. Nobody said asymptomatic carriers eject smaller droplets. Both symptomatic and asymptomatic carriers are exhaling aerosols which are the particles that get suspended in the air for a while, will follow the path of least resistance are not filtered through most of the masks being worn. Droplets are ejected at high velocity by coughing and sneezing, they drop out of the air quickly rather than remain suspended and they'll get arrested by even the homemade cloth masks with some splashback. If you're "breathing" out droplets, you're straight up spitting everywhere.
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  6. >mansplaining You're not real. You're a parody. >socially responsible government Trudeau sold weapons to the Saudis.
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  7.  @smallstudiodesign  "Not sure what Trudeau & Saudis have to do with anything" - Proof of lack of social responsibility. "like USA — business is business" - Whataboutism. You claimed that your government is socially responsible, and when faced with the facts you say "business is business". Just admit that you exaggerated and move on. "EVERY POLITICIAN IN EVERY COUNTRY DOES" - Whataboutism. You say "I am perfect, I am good" and then you aren't, you're lying. I don't care others aren't perfect.
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  8. You're a child complaining that other children are eating candy and demanding week long time-outs.
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  9. How do you know the trajectory if lockdowns worked?
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