>> then 43% more people 65 or older per capita does not explain more than 100% more deaths per capita
Why doesn't it? Is there some evidence that it does or doesn't.... or is this more of a claim?
Is there direct evidence that it's masks and not the density and quantity of old people?
Old people makes way more sense to me than our current mask policy of wearing a dirty cloth on your face until you sit down at the restaurant.
Thank you for looking into that, in a hurry I just looked at the ranking.
>>Florida is doing better than earlier: only 4.6% positive (42th highest). Still twice California's 2.1%
Still shockingly close, considering they have no Covid restrictions, whatsoever. And Cali has been extremely strict.
I guess it's subjective levels or risk. Is two percent lower infection rate worth it to require everyone to wear masks?
Why doesn't it? Is there some evidence that it does or doesn't.... or is this more of a claim?
Is there direct evidence that it's masks and not the density and quantity of old people?
Old people makes way more sense to me than our current mask policy of wearing a dirty cloth on your face until you sit down at the restaurant.
Thank you for looking into that, in a hurry I just looked at the ranking.
>>Florida is doing better than earlier: only 4.6% positive (42th highest). Still twice California's 2.1% Still shockingly close, considering they have no Covid restrictions, whatsoever. And Cali has been extremely strict.
I guess it's subjective levels or risk. Is two percent lower infection rate worth it to require everyone to wear masks?