OTOH, a similar situation would happen if you asked non-Americans to identify US states on a map.I'd be willing to wager that more than a few you could just say.... "Name somewhere, anywhere on this map for me please"
And they'd still fail.
OTOH, a similar situation would happen if you asked non-Americans to identify US states on a map.I'd be willing to wager that more than a few you could just say.... "Name somewhere, anywhere on this map for me please"
And they'd still fail.
I'd be very surprised if the average Kiwi couldn't point out Cailfonia, Florida, Texas (but be totally lost if you asked for say "Vermont" or the like.)OTOH, a similar situation would happen if you asked non-Americans to identify US states on a map.
I can proudly say I can identify both the North and South Islands of NZI'd be very surprised if the average Kiwi couldn't point out Cailfonia, Florida, Texas (but be totally lost if you asked for say "Vermont" or the like.)
Shit - I can find all the major cities, as well as identifying that super-cool volcano on the north island.I can proudly say I can identify both the North and South Islands of NZ
Cause they were taught early "places to avoid at all cost"I'd be very surprised if the average Kiwi couldn't point out Cailfonia, Florida, Texas (but be totally lost if you asked for say "Vermont" or the like.)
I find a lot of this to be bullshit.
Ok Karen.I find a lot of this to be bullshit.
Wearing glasses, EVERYTHING fucking fogs my glasses for one. To not fog, then I need a sealing mask, which does restrict breathing and most of the people that are posting this crap are just standing around. I want to see them go climb 5 or 10 floors of stairs with the N95 or P100 with the oximeter, with glasses on. I wear my mask in public/businesses and stuff, but I'm getting tired of these memes with a nurse sitting and show their O2 levels with and without a mask.
Pretty soon, I'm just going to say fuck it, wear it all the time, and just run into people and objects all the time because I can't see.
A relatively small change in your % is a big deal. Dropping to 95 is huge. Point is your surgeon with a surgical mask is just standing around. As soon as I exert, just hiking up a trail, I fog up. I'm not sure what the solution is, if there is some kind of mask that just seals the top, like the top of a N95, but not sealed at the bottom, then it creates a jet where the air is escaping at the bottom of the mask both ways, rather than breathing through the cloth. If it's an actual sealing mask to avoid this, then the restriction in breathing/air is significant (I've tried).Also if your pulseox drops that drastically climbing 5 to 10 flights of stairs, wearing a mask probably isn't your biggest problem.
It's a big drop but 95% isn't concerning. 90% is a problem. You still won't be seeing that kind of drop just going up some stairs without some other underlying medical condition.A relatively small chance in your % is a big deal. Dropping to 95 is huge. Point is your surgeon with a surgical mask is just standing around. As soon as I exert, just hiking up a trail, I fog up. I'm not sure what the solution is, if there is some kind of mask that just seals the top, like the top of a N95, then it creates a jet where the air is escaping at the bottom of the mask, rather than breathing through the cloth. If it's an actual sealing mask to avoid this, then the restriction in breathing/air is significant (I've tried).
Can you not get glasses that are coated with antifog and a mask with an exhale vent?A relatively small change in your % is a big deal. Dropping to 95 is huge. Point is your surgeon with a surgical mask is just standing around. As soon as I exert, just hiking up a trail, I fog up. I'm not sure what the solution is, if there is some kind of mask that just seals the top, like the top of a N95, but not sealed at the bottom, then it creates a jet where the air is escaping at the bottom of the mask both ways, rather than breathing through the cloth. If it's an actual sealing mask to avoid this, then the restriction in breathing/air is significant (I've tried).
The exhale vent defeats the whole purpose of the mask. Remember these are supposed to primarily keep your cooties in, not other people’s cooties out.Can you not get glasses that are coated with antifog and a mask with an exhale vent?
I know, but at least he is protected and also can follow the rules. I would not walk into a nursing home with one of these though. And I guess a bandana is not much better than a mask with valve as at least the droplets are kept in and aerosols are a problem with both.The exhale vent defeats the whole purpose of the mask. Remember these are supposed to primarily keep your cooties in, not other people’s cooties out.
Non sequitur, ALL masks that people are using, except for the N95/P100s that are intended to make a seal, are shooting air up on your eyes. You only notice it with glasses when exerting. I've tried this with many different kinds. Also, if it's not a sealing mask, sealing the top will make the air shoot out the bottom much more. It seems "most" of your breath goes through the mask if it's cloth, but enough goes through the top to fog glasses, even just the vapor from your face/heat/etc., not even the breath all the time. But when you seal one side, it works more like a bag when you breathe than a mask, taking the path of least resistance, shooting out the bottom. I just see people being ignorant to this. Ignorance is bliss though...I wear glasses and can make it work. I don't like a mask when exerting, but that's due to restricted breathing, not fog.
For fog reduction I find it helpful, but not entirely necessary, to use a mask with the little bendable metal nose band. You can get a tighter fit so your exhaled breath goes down into the mask, not up into your glasses. Also, if your glasses are fogging up your mask is not really doing the job regardless, at least as I understand it.
I bought ours from a MTB buddy who diversified his clothing company to make them at the start of this:Where are you getting all your masks with the little bendy metal parts?
if only common sense was fucking contagious...50,000 Cases. Yesterday.
You look back at the response to the 1918 flu and think, what a buncha dummies, they knew not to gather in crowds without masks on, that just helped it spread and become more deadly!if only common sense was fucking contagious...
Well most of us get it, unfortunately we are at the mercy of the lowest common denominator, which is a bunch selfish morons who distort their perception of reality to align with what they want to be true, not the actual truth.100 years of understanding and medical advances later, and we still didn't learn a damn thing from it.
Expressed scientifically by the formula; HCM#1Well most of us get it, unfortunately we are at the mercy of the lowest common denominator, which is a bunch selfish morons who distort their perception of reality to align with what they want to be true, not the actual truth.
Heinously Causeless Moron #1?Expressed scientifically by the formula; HCM#1
How was the food prepared, did they follow the below guidelines?I went for a breakfast burrito this morning and took notice.
In the 10-ish minutes I was outside Santiago's a total of 11 people came and went.
Me-mask
7 men- 1 mask, 6 without
3 women- 3 masks
edit: to further filter, of those 6 without I think all of them at least appeared to be laborers/construction and Hispanic.
And it is these very morons that are bitching the absolute loudest that they can't do this or that, or that something is closed etc. etc. and THEY are the very reason for it. Irony is a bitch I guess.Well most of us get it, unfortunately we are at the mercy of the lowest common denominator, which is a bunch selfish morons who distort their perception of reality to align with what they want to be true, not the actual truth.
staff appeared to be 100% masked and gloved. the restaurants and breweries down here have been getting audited and "stung" from what I've heard, and a couple have been closed already.How was the food prepared, did they follow the below guidelines?