You would also expect masks to make no difference to transmission if there was no virus.
We know the PCR test was a joke so we would expect positive test results to be similar for those masked or unmasked.
If half the population wore a tea cosy on the head and half didn't we would expectvery close to half of all PCR positives to be in ei…
You would also expect masks to make no difference to transmission if there was no virus.
We know the PCR test was a joke so we would expect positive test results to be similar for those masked or unmasked.
If half the population wore a tea cosy on the head and half didn't we would expectvery close to half of all PCR positives to be in either group,onemight be slightly higher than the other purely as a matter of chance.
You would also expect masks to make no difference to transmission if there was no virus.
We know the PCR test was a joke so we would expect positive test results to be similar for those masked or unmasked.
If half the population wore a tea cosy on the head and half didn't we would expectvery close to half of all PCR positives to be in either group,onemight be slightly higher than the other purely as a matter of chance.