St. Joseph, Champaign County, IL | Overwhelming medical evidence doesn’t equal “may help,” in my book.
Overwhelming evidence would be “will help,” or “does help.” By now, if there was truly overwhelming evidence that masks help, the average Joe on the street (and I’d put myself in that category) should be able to see that masks truly do work. As an example, there’d be NO cases in nursing homes seeing as they were locked down as tight as anything. They still have experienced cases of Covid-19.
Edit: If someone said that “it may not kill you” to jump off the roof of a 39 story building, would you consider that overwhelming evidence that it won’t kill you? And this has happened, so his statement would technically be true...
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-11156342
“Thomas Magill leaped from the Manhattan high-rise and crashed through the back windshield of a Dodge Charger.
The 22-year-old suffered a broken leg, a shattered ankle and a collapsed lung and is listed in critical condition.”
Edited by 45Deere9670 9/16/2020 16:52
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