Orang Utan
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I'm going to wear it to work (a library) to ensure the huggysnotty kids give me a wide berthYeah, was thinking it would be fun getting on the tram or tube with that.
I'm going to wear it to work (a library) to ensure the huggysnotty kids give me a wide berthYeah, was thinking it would be fun getting on the tram or tube with that.
Any recommendations for masks that don't involve elastic behind the ears (which i find kinda uncomfortable and gets tangles with glasses?)
Rubber gimp mask?Any recommendations for masks that don't involve elastic behind the ears (which i find kinda uncomfortable and gets tangles with glasses?)
I've just got a pack of what's described as: Bandana Multifunctional Headwear Face Scarf Wide Seamless Headwrap Balaclava Tube Neckwarmer for Dust,Outdoors,Sports FestivalsAny recommendations for masks that don't involve elastic behind the ears (which i find kinda uncomfortable and gets tangles with glasses?)
There is the T-Shirt tie method
Rubber gimp mask?
I've just got a pack of what's described as: Bandana Multifunctional Headwear Face Scarf Wide Seamless Headwrap Balaclava Tube
What is this from? I mean, there's obviously a cultural reference or something but what is it?I've got one of these on the way:
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A plague mask. During the Black Death, disease was thought to be caused by miasma (bad smells). These masks were worn by doctors visiting plague-ridden areas. The end of the “beak” would have a nosegay with fragrant herbs in it, to flush out the miasma and protect the wearerWhat is this from? I mean, there's obviously a cultural reference or something but what is it?
A plague mask. During the Black Death, disease was thought to be caused by miasma (bad smells). These masks were worn by doctors visiting plague-ridden areas. The end of the “beak” would have a nosegay with fragrant herbs in it, to flush out the miasma and protect the wearer
What do you reckon?Did it work?
What do you reckon?
I doubt it considering that the vector for transmission was fleasNot the herbs but the PPE aspect of it. Did it reduce transmission at all?
The masks didn’t show up until the 17th century
They were invented by Louis XIII’s physician, apparently!was the post a bit slow?
They will also introduce 'volunteer journey makers' to assist in 'reminding people about the need for face coverings on public transport'.
was the post a bit slow?
What is the policy of ‘journey makers’ on public transport? Who are they?
How wearing face coverings on public transport will be policed
People may be fined or refused permission to boardwww.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
My thinking too likely the transport companies need more staff to manage this and the government won't pay. Hence volunteers?isn't enforcing the bylaws of public transport already the job of the BTP?
if someone refuses to wear a mask, some volunteer can't exactly kick them out the train station can then.
Perhaps to some degreePerhaps the virus is letting incompetent governments off the hook.
Perhaps to some degree
Sadly the UK government has been a disaster from start to finish on this and are still responsible for larger deaths per million than most of the world.
Was reading an article in the Guardian, there is a section of the scientific community what are saying the total impact of the virus is overstated.
May be true to a small extent.We don't have the evidence to say that yet; if the view offered at the end of the article that Sunray linked to is right, then govt action may have been - broadly - irrelevant, and we don't yet know if that view is right or wrong.
It's possible that countries like the US and the UK have worse Covid death figures because they also have worse underlying health in their wider populations - which we already have quite a lot of evidence for, and also explanatory theory for, ie that countries with higher degrees of social inequality also have worse obesity, worse chronic disease rates, lower fitness rates etc etc.