As none of them tested positive for two weeks, it's an indication that few to none contracted it. The stylists tested positive while working and were symptomatic for an extended amount of time.

"The first stylist worked with clients for eight days while symptomatic, while the second stylist did the same for five days, the researchers wrote."

The blindingly obvious answer is that masks likely helped to protect people. There are so many examples of this kind of thing that its pointless even posting them. You're so "i'm right, you're wrong" in the face of mountains of evidence that you've lost anything remotely resembling rational thought.

As such you randomly throw some BLM protesters into the discussion inferring that I somehow approve of those mass gatherings. Yes that makes sense doesn't. Tagged on nonsense.

Edited by BlueJay (15 Jul 2020 6.44pm)

Yes, I'm not by any means suggesting that you are not making certain efforts for yourself and others and that's commendable.

Oh and it's the people walking around with a mask over their mouth but under their nose that are the most perplexing

You realise water droplets don’t behave like this when exhaled?

In Scotland masks are compulsory in all shops and on public transport/cabs except for anyone with breathing difficulties who are axempt. So the people who most need them don’t have to wear them. Pubs reopened today and it’s fine to be in one for hours with no mask.