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Who said the person without the mask was asymptomatic?
There have been plenty of stories of people who KNEW they were ill, even those who tested positive, going out in public without masks.
If I got infected by such a person I would sue them for everything I could get.
And just how would you know who passed it to you when the incubation period may be 10 to 14 days?
Are you taking names and addresses and date/time of encounter of people you see in an establishment while not wearing a mask?
I mean technically we don't know too much if an asymptomatic person can transmit or not
I mean someone who knows more about infection disease can hopefully clarify
From my experience with the virus people with low viral counts shed the virus but little risk of contamination from the bug
However, that raises the question if someone who is asymptomatic if they have a larger viral load and sneeze is their risk of contamination
Seems there isn't a definitive answer if the virus is aerolized. Supposedly can live out of the body for 3 to 4 hours without direct sunlight in the air. Certain material can have the live virus for X amount of days.
So a mask is not 100% foolproof. However, it limits the spread of the virus and lowers the numbers down. Of one person has the virus on them they give it to someone then that person gives it to someone with an immunocompromised system well they are going to have a rough couple weeks.
I mean technically we don't know too much if an asymptomatic person can transmit or not
I mean someone who knows more about infection disease can hopefully clarify
From my experience with the virus people with low viral counts shed the virus but little risk of contamination from the bug
However, that raises the question if someone who is asymptomatic if they have a larger viral load and sneeze is their risk of contamination
Seems there isn't a definitive answer if the virus is aerolized. Supposedly can live out of the body for 3 to 4 hours without direct sunlight in the air. Certain material can have the live virus for X amount of days.
So a mask is not 100% foolproof. However, it limits the spread of the virus and lowers the numbers down. Of one person has the virus on them they give it to someone then that person gives it to someone with an immunocompromised system well they are going to have a rough couple weeks.
So in the end be a hero wear a mask ha.
If our lame, weak and vote pandering Governor thought masks were more important than the votes he seeks, he would have mandated the individual have to wear masks and hold the individual responsible. But he is so weak and wants the votes so bad he is choosing to make businesses be mask police so they get the blame instead of him.
If our lame, weak and vote pandering Governor thought masks were more important than the votes he seeks, he would have mandated the individual have to wear masks and hold the individual responsible. But he is so weak and wants the votes so bad he is choosing to make businesses be mask police so they get the blame instead of him.
And how in the world would this responsibility be enforced? As a practical matter, it can't. Our strong, intelligent and savvy Governor is well aware of this fact.
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