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https://www.newscientist.com/article...-youve-got-it/

This is part of the reason why the CDC wants people to wear masks now. There are asymptomatic spreaders and masks would help prevent them from spreading the disease.

Well what have all these "Experts" been telling the people about it's mode of transmission? Is your reply consistent with that? Originally Posted by Levianon17

I’m not sure if I’m reading this right? You’re asking how Coronavirus is spread? It’s essentially transmission of bodily fluid, although I do not believe it’s considered aerosolized, so isn’t actually floating around waiting to get breathed in. That would be a catastrophe. Someone infected needs to get mucus or saliva particles directly on you, or something you come in contact with, then it’s introduced to the body through the mouth, nose and eyes.

At least that’s my understanding of it.

I’m not sure if I’m reading this right? You’re asking how Coronavirus is spread? It’s essentially transmission of bodily fluid, although I do not believe it’s considered aerosolized, so isn’t actually floating around waiting to get breathed in. That would be a catastrophe. Someone infected needs to get mucus or saliva particles directly on you, or something you come in contact with, then it’s introduced to the body through the mouth, nose and eyes.

At least that’s my understanding of it. Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

https://www.livescience.com/coronavi...n-aerosol.html

I believe it is spread through aerosolization, and other ways. See link above.

I posted a link sometime back to a study on a Chinese bus where they knew where all the passengers were sitting. People were getting infected 3 and 4 rows away from the guy with coronavirus. Also read an article that said hospitals don't want to have coronavirus patients on CPAP's, because it aerosolizes coronavirus and can infect the staff. Finally, and this is just by word of mouth, about 50 people were infected at a Muay Thai match in Bangkok. In all these examples aerosolization seems like the most likely culprit

This is another reason to wear a mask, regardless of whether you are or are not infected.

Let's see...who was telling people to go to Chinatown in early March? Why Nancy Pelosi. Who told people to party on in New Orleans? Why the democratic mayor. Who told people to go out to the ball game in New York City? Why Comrade Mayor De Blasio.
Your post is stupid and I would say ill-informed but you might know better...then you're just lying and providing aid and comfort to the enemy. Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn

Amen.

https://www.newscientist.com/article...-youve-got-it/

This is part of the reason why the CDC wants people to wear masks now. There are asymptomatic spreaders and masks would help prevent them from spreading the disease. Originally Posted by Tiny

So are you wearing a mask now?

I’m not sure if I’m reading this right? You’re asking how Coronavirus is spread? It’s essentially transmission of bodily fluid, although I do not believe it’s considered aerosolized, so isn’t actually floating around waiting to get breathed in. That would be a catastrophe. Someone infected needs to get mucus or saliva particles directly on you, or something you come in contact with, then it’s introduced to the body through the mouth, nose and eyes.

At least that’s my understanding of it. Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

That's pretty much my understanding too. Apparently according to the CDC there are individuals that are asymptomatic that can spread this disease without manifesting any symptoms of the disease, which would include but not limited to Fever, Dry cough and Sneezing. My question has been, how?

So are you wearing a mask now? Originally Posted by Levianon17

I am. I only take it off to shit, shower and shave. I’ve learned how to slip my tongue out the bottom of my mask when I’m eating pussy. Btw, wearing a mask over your nose is a huge plus if your date has a vaginal yeast infection.

That's pretty much my understanding too. Apparently according to the CDC there are individuals that are asymptomatic that can spread this disease without manifesting any symptoms of the disease, which would include but not limited to Fever, Dry cough and Sneezing. My question has been, how? Originally Posted by Levianon17

Here's a second link that describes how.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020...w-report-finds

I'm not wearing a mask. I can't even buy toilet paper where I live. I doubt I could even find a mask even if I wanted to buy one. I'm really only around a lot of people when I buy groceries. I'm just trying to live a normal life while still respecting and staying cognizant of the potential danger in front of all of us... be safe everyone!

you really should be wearing mask and gloves when you go to groceries.

I did that this week. it felt weird. lol.

gloves on - check
mask on - check
shopping list - check

lets rob that place - don't check!

if you don't have a mask, there are simple tips using hankerchiefs and rubber bands to make a mask, or just wear a scarf.

there online outlets that offer reusable masks.

I am. I only take it off to shit, shower and shave. I’ve learned how to slip my tongue out the bottom of my mask when I’m eating pussy. Btw, wearing a mask over your nose is a huge plus if your date has a vaginal yeast infection. Originally Posted by Tiny

Sounds like you're trying get an STD.

I agree with you, Dilbert. It's very stupid of me to be careless like that. I'll certainly acknowledge that fact.

Edit: My Dad loved scuba diving. I need to start wearing one of his scuba suits when I buy groceries. I wonder what kind of looks I would get with everything covered from head to toe as if I was scuba diving in Belize during their cold season. lol

i think you can get masks at home depot. they do have stuff for spray paint jobs. those masks are good enough to stop a virus more or less.

Here's a second link that describes how.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020...w-report-finds Originally Posted by Tiny

I am going to consider myself asymptomatic. so I am walking around a grocery store breathing like everyone else and I am emitting enough of this virus through normal means of respiration to infect anyone within my immediate are? That's basically what your article is implying. Then goes on to state "Current studies aren't conclusive" which for all practical purposes means there isn't any absolute proof.

gloves on - check
mask on - check
shopping list - check

Sidearm - check

I go very few places unarmed since this started.