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Razer releases its RGB face mask for a public beta test
RGB everything... literally
By Isaiah Mayersen August 7, 2021, 9:29 AM 54 comments
Highly anticipated: If you’ve ever wished that your face looked like a gaming PC’s transparent side panel, today’s your chance to make that happen. Sign up for the only face mask to ever need a public beta test, today.
At CES, Razer displayed an RGB-infused N95 face mask that garnered enough attention to compel them to turn it into a real product. It was called Project Hazel at the time, but it’s now the Razer Zephyr.
A zephyr is a westerly wind or a gentle breeze, which is what you’ll feel inside the mask thanks to its active ventilation that whisks heat away. That’s one of a few little features that Razer included to make you feel like you’re inside a gaming PC.
Another is the overwhelming amount of RGB. It has two large RGB rings with addressable zones that surround the filters and spill light onto your face, illuminating your mouth through the triangular window. The RGB is compatible with Razer Chroma, so you can sync it up to your keyboard or PC’s lightshow.
Zephyr, compared to the concept renders of Hazel, is a bit larger. The mask now has a Darth Vader-style grill below the mouth, which presumably houses the microphone and speaker. Allegedly they’re to help you speak clearly through the mask, but I’d much rather modify them to make myself sound like Vader. (Make it a feature, Razer.)
Zephyr also has a silicon guard that creates an airtight seal between your face and the mask, which should prevent it from fogging up your glasses (the window inside the mask has an anti-fog coating). Project Hazel’s ear loops were replaced with adjustable straps that wrap around your head, a bit like a VR headset’s.
For important health purposes the Zephyr has replaceable N95 filters, and ventilators that need recharging once a day. It comes with a wireless charging case with sterilizing UV lights inside.
If you’re interested, Razer’s public beta test of the Zephyr is global and free, although by signing up you’re agreeing to allow Razer to use photos of you wearing the mask for promotional purposes. You’ll probably save a few hundred dollars by picking one up in the test instead of buying one when they hit the market sometime in Q4.
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August 7, 2021 9:40 AM
Dimitriid
Hey if it gets MFers to actually start wearing masks again to curve down on the spread of the delta variant, I am 100% for it.
Just when you thought the world couldn't get dumber... I'm sure Bane would be proud, mr muzzle-man.
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August 7, 2021 9:58 AMShadowboxer
Lmao, this is ridiculous. Masks don’t even work at stopping the spread of COVID. So many studies showing “no conclusive evidence” that masks slow anything in the public space. I’d definitely stay well away from anyone wearing this garbage. Not because of any pathogens but purely because you have to be a special kind of stupid to both believe in mask wearing and also pay for a device like this.
Just get the vaccine and you can go back to normal, you can visit a crowded bar, a packed out stadium, travel on public transport, meet random individuals from tinder for promiscuous sex all without wearing a mask and your risk of sickness and death is still miniscule.
Just get the vaccine and you can go back to normal, you can visit a crowded bar, a packed out stadium, travel on public transport, meet random individuals from tinder for promiscuous sex all without wearing a mask and your risk of sickness and death is still miniscule.
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If that circus-related thing is the mask, I prefer the virus.Lmao, this is ridiculous. Masks don’t even work at stopping the spread of COVID. So many studies showing “no conclusive evidence” that masks slow anything in the public space. I’d definitely stay well away from anyone wearing this garbage. Not because of any pathogens but purely because you have to be a special kind of stupid to both believe in mask wearing and also pay for a device like this.
Just get the vaccine and you can go back to normal, you can visit a crowded bar, a packed out stadium, travel on public transport, meet random individuals from tinder for promiscuous sex all without wearing a mask and your risk of sickness and death is still miniscule.
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August 7, 2021 10:06 AMDukeJukem
Masks may not prevent the spread of covid but this pandemic is a nice excuse to wear a mask so people don't know who you are.
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Wearing a mask is like wearing a life jacket on the Titanic.
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August 7, 2021 10:23 AMBawlsdeep
Meanwhile masks are getting optional almost everywhere..
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August 7, 2021 10:25 AMShadowboxer
Imagine going for a surgical procedure and the doctor was wearing one of these!
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August 7, 2021 10:48 AM
fl21289
Wow I have now completely lost all faith in humans.
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I will shoot the doctor.Imagine going for a surgical procedure and the doctor was wearing one of these!
Masks do slow down the transmission of covid if worn properly by reducing airborne particulate spread to/from the mouth.Lmao, this is ridiculous. Masks don’t even work at stopping the spread of COVID. So many studies showing “no conclusive evidence” that masks slow anything in the public space.
Vaccines are the solution, hands down - but masks do play a part in reducing transmission rates. Very reputable sources such as the Mayo Clinic have numerous studies to review that prove this.
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August 7, 2021 11:41 AM
Ludak021
They should have gone with the RGB casket idea, that one's timeless...
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August 7, 2021 11:54 AMShadowboxer
Women like it so they don’t have to put make up on. That makes more sense to me than wearing it to stop a microscopic virus from infecting you.Masks may not prevent the spread of covid but this pandemic is a nice excuse to wear a mask so people don't know who you are.
Masks do not slow down the transmission by a measurable amount. If you believe otherwise then provide evidence. Every test I’ve read about show no conclusive evidence.Masks do slow down the transmission of covid if worn properly by reducing airborne particulate spread to/from the mouth.
Vaccines are the solution, hands down - but masks do play a part in reducing transmission rates. Very reputable sources such as the Mayo Clinic have numerous studies to review that prove this.
August 7, 2021 12:21 PMShadowboxer
If there is a genocide coming, it’s the people who didn’t have the vaccine that are going to die.Tfw the vaccine push only serves to give rise to the evolution of a super virus science cannot stop. At which point you can't deal with the virus, only the infected. Global genocide is coming. These are the end times.
#ChristIsKing
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August 7, 2021 12:25 PMpcnthuziast
Even if masks were as effective as they claim, what about other entry points, ie mucas membranes. Earholes, eyeballs, etc. The virus has many ways to enter the body.
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August 7, 2021 1:29 PM
duckofdeath
The proof is: Any hospital since the beginning of them using science to do things. It catches particles you exhale. Covid is the most infectious if you're within the range of inhaling someone else's mouth particles. That's why lockdowns work, because it forces people to stay apart.Women like it so they don’t have to put make up on. That makes more sense to me than wearing it to stop a microscopic virus from infecting you.
Masks do not slow down the transmission by a measurable amount. If you believe otherwise then provide evidence. Every test I’ve read about show no conclusive evidence.
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I’m unsure which tests you’ve been reading, but all of the tests that can be found in a quick Google search state otherwise:Women like it so they don’t have to put make up on. That makes more sense to me than wearing it to stop a microscopic virus from infecting you.
Masks do not slow down the transmission by a measurable amount. If you believe otherwise then provide evidence. Every test I’ve read about show no conclusive evidence.
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This is from a 3 minute search on Google. There are plenty more to follow.
The science and facts are out there my dude, all in plain sight and easily accessible.
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August 7, 2021 2:23 PMpcnthuziast
I'm stuck in between:
No step on snek.
And...
I actually don't wanna breath the same air as most people anyway.
Not the correct attitude for someone who is a believer in Christ, but just being blunt because I feel many people hold that sentiment about breathing the same air.
No step on snek.
And...
I actually don't wanna breath the same air as most people anyway.
Not the correct attitude for someone who is a believer in Christ, but just being blunt because I feel many people hold that sentiment about breathing the same air.
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August 7, 2021 2:35 PMShadowboxer
Lmao. Read your own links. They say that the study is not conclusive and even list why it might be so.I’m unsure which tests you’ve been reading, but all of the tests that can be found in a quick Google search state otherwise:(There has been one controlled trial of mask use for influenza control in the general community (14). The study looked at Australian households, was not done during a pandemic, and was done without any enforcement of compliance. It found that “in an adjusted analysis of compliant subjects, masks as a group had protective efficacy in excess of 80% against clinical influenza-like illness.” However, the authors noted that they “found compliance to be low, but compliance is affected by perception of risk. In a pandemic, we would expect compliance to improve.” In compliant users, masks were highly effective at reducing transmission.)[link]
(Can face masks help slow the spread of the coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) that causes COVID-19? Yes. Face masks combined with other preventive measures, such as getting vaccinated, frequent hand-washing and physical distancing, can help slow the spread of the virus.)[link]
(One category of evidence comes from laboratory studies of respiratory droplets and the ability of various masks to block them. An experimentusing high-speed video found that hundreds of droplets ranging from 20 to 500 micrometers were generated when saying a simple phrase, but that nearly all these droplets were blocked when the mouth was covered by a damp washcloth. Another study of people who had influenza or the common cold found that wearing a surgical mask significantly reduced the amount of these respiratory viruses emitted in droplets and aerosols.)[link]
This is from a 3 minute search on Google. There are plenty more to follow.
The science and facts are out there my dude, all in plain sight and easily accessible.
The vast majority of studies found the same thing. There is no hard evidence in existence that masks make anything but a mild difference at most. If you have googled then you should know this.
The problem is mask wearing may reduce droplets being projected but does not prevent viruses from using other methods of infecting people. In a surgical situation where doctors are washing hands and being extremely careful they work. However just watch the public wear masks, watch them pick up food, then rub their nose under their mask. Personally I find it baffling that anyone can be stupid enough to believe they do anything when used in the public. Specially when so many studies have proven them not to worn.
You can wear a mask all you like. The science does NOT stand by you. They are good at making stupid people feel safer.
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August 7, 2021 2:46 PMShadowboxer
I see the broken eggs of lockdown everywhere but nobody has an omelette. Lockdowns emphatically do not work. If they did the governments of the world and the media would be pushing the evidence in out faces 24/7.The proof is: Any hospital since the beginning of them using science to do things. It catches particles you exhale. Covid is the most infectious if you're within the range of inhaling someone else's mouth particles. That's why lockdowns work, because it forces people to stay apart.
Lockdowns work when they are enforced effectively. In the west they have not worked as they have not been enforced effectively. In the UK the decline in deaths have all occurred before the lockdowns took effect, proving that they did not turn the tide here at least. But then the only way to get 65 million people to all comply at once is by literally deploying a military bigger than we already have.
In fact believing it’s even possible to be able to effectively lock down populations like the U.K. is foolish. Look at Aus, 18 months of severe lockdowns and they still have cases. Not many but clearly it’s not sustainable. And Aus is sparsely populated compared to most of the world.
Either way, the fact is you are going to need some pretty serious enforcement to get people like me (and millions of others) to comply to lockdowns and mask wearing for a virus that is extremely unlikely to kill us. To the point where it’s not realistic to even try
I firmly believe that if the virus was more deadly then lockdowns would work as people would take them more seriously. But asking young people to stay in for months and months on end for a virus that is less lethal to them than the nights out they wish to attend was just plain foolish.
The vaccine is the only answer to this pandemic and it’s a dam good one. A single jab of Pfizer does far more to protect us than the hardest of our lockdowns or wearing masks will ever do.
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August 7, 2021 2:54 PMduckofdeath
People repeatedly ignoring recommendations has ZERO to do with what a facemask does. You can't first ignore to do what you're told to do and then pretend to be upset that it's broken. That's 100% your own fault and I personally think that any person caught ignoring recommendations during a pandemic should be permanently disqualified from any health care or insurance. Just like we do with any other laws and regulations.I see the broken eggs of lockdown everywhere but nobody has an omelette. Lockdowns emphatically do not work. If they did the governments of the world and the media would be pushing the evidence in out faces 24/7.
Lockdowns work when they are enforced effectively. In the west they have not worked as they have not been enforced effectively. In the UK the decline in deaths have all occurred before the lockdowns took effect, proving that they did not turn the tide here at least. But then the only way to get 65 million people to all comply at once is by literally deploying a military bigger than we already have.
In fact believing it’s even possible to be able to effectively lock down populations like the U.K. is foolish. Look at Aus, 18 months of severe lockdowns and they still have cases. Not many but clearly it’s not sustainable. And Aus is sparsely populated compared to most of the world.
Either way, the fact is you are going to need some pretty serious enforcement to get people like me (and millions of others) to comply to lockdowns and mask wearing for a virus that is extremely unlikely to kill us. To the point where it’s not realistic to even try
I firmly believe that if the virus was more deadly then lockdowns would work as people would take them more seriously. But asking young people to stay in for months and months on end for a virus that is less lethal to them than the nights out they wish to attend was just plain foolish.
The vaccine is the only answer to this pandemic and it’s a dam good one. A single jab of Pfizer does far more to protect us than the hardest of our lockdowns or wearing masks will ever do.
August 7, 2021 2:57 PMShadowboxer
Unfortunately it’s not viable to ignore human behaviour. Expecting humans to comply with any of these orders is really quite stupid and nowhere has a success story.People repeatedly ignoring recommendations has ZERO to do with what a facemask does. You can't first ignore to do what you're told to do and then pretend to be upset that it's broken. That's 100% your own fault and I personally think that any person caught ignoring recommendations during a pandemic should be permanently disqualified from any health care or insurance. Just like we do with any other laws and regulations.
Taking vengeance on people for not doing as they are told is disgustingly tyrannical. You’re showing your true colours…
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August 7, 2021 3:02 PMduckofdeath
There are plenty of nations around the world where people follows laws, recommendations and regulations. These countries have consistently been nearly clear of infections. Saying you don't know how to listen to authorities is in my opinion an admission that you're not capable of taking care of yourself as an adult.Unfortunately it’s not viable to ignore human behaviour. Expecting humans to comply with any of these orders is really quite stupid and nowhere has a success story.
Taking vengeance on people for not doing as they are told is disgustingly tyrannical. You’re showing your true colours…
The real purpose behind the lockdowns is part of the Great Reset, to crash the global economy and bring in a new level of totalitarian globalist rule.
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Masks...what a joke! Just another way to get people to be lemmings.
Even THIS stupid thing won't stop it. Ever think what happens if it gets into your
tear ducts? Rub up against something that has the virus, and you have a cut on
your hand etc?
Yeah, N95 would be better, but considering I've seen everything from t-shirts, bandanas,
underwear...for such a "deadly" virus?
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Even THIS stupid thing won't stop it. Ever think what happens if it gets into your
tear ducts? Rub up against something that has the virus, and you have a cut on
your hand etc?
Yeah, N95 would be better, but considering I've seen everything from t-shirts, bandanas,
underwear...for such a "deadly" virus?
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August 7, 2021 8:49 PM
captaincranky
You should move to Florida. Good ol' governor Ron DiSantis has your back. In fact, he's trying to make it illegal for anyone to follow our CDC guidelines.Unfortunately it’s not viable to ignore human behaviour. Expecting humans to comply with any of these orders is really quite stupid and nowhere has a success story.
So I guess we should disband the entire judicial system on your say so? Since the difference between, "revenge", and "justice", is a somewhat semantic point, as it were.Taking vengeance on people for not doing as they are told is disgustingly tyrannical. You’re showing your true colours…
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Hahaha, lemmings. Yes, I remember those guys you had to save from dying. Good games.Masks...what a joke! Just another way to get people to be lemmings.
Even THIS stupid thing won't stop it. Ever think what happens if it gets into your
tear ducts? Rub up against something that has the virus, and you have a cut on
your hand etc?
Yeah, N95 would be better, but considering I've seen everything from t-shirts, bandanas,
underwear...for such a "deadly" virus?
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August 7, 2021 9:11 PMcaptaincranky
You're taking this way too seriously. Masks obviously are way better than nothing.Masks...what a joke! Just another way to get people to be lemmings.
Even THIS stupid thing won't stop it. Ever think what happens if it gets into your
tear ducts?
However, this fiasco has nothing to do with the control of disease. It's all about Razer's typical greed, involving overpriced junk, and gamer's, "paranoid delusions of bad a**hood".
Besides, I think there's already sneakers you can practically see from space. This mask is merely meant to, "compliment your ensemble".
It's truly tragic they didn't have RGB LEDs back in the middle ages. Somebody would have made a killing selling "RGB codpieces".
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August 7, 2021 9:26 PMpaul1122
Or just stay away from mouth breathing sub humans. Don't let slugs lick your ear while reaching over your shoulder for a box of fruity pebbles at Walmart. Don't stand and watch the guy blowing his nose on the bus to see if his booger flew further than yours did last night. Wash your hands with soap and water after wiping your rear end, and maybe even use toilet paper to do so. Or, live like a civilized human being.Masks do slow down the transmission of covid if worn properly by reducing airborne particulate spread to/from the mouth.
Vaccines are the solution, hands down - but masks do play a part in reducing transmission rates. Very reputable sources such as the Mayo Clinic have numerous studies to review that prove this.
These seemed to be aimed at people who color their hair every other day, another look at me device.
August 7, 2021 9:36 PMcaptaincranky
Dear god, are you telling me that Covid is now available as a suppository?. Wash your hands with soap and water after wiping your rear end, and maybe even use toilet paper to do so.
I never worried about nose hair control when I wore a mask
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You’re letting your personal preference cloud logic and real science - only believing what supports your agenda, when it does.Lmao. Read your own links. They say that the study is not conclusive and even list why it might be so.
The vast majority of studies found the same thing. There is no hard evidence in existence that masks make anything but a mild difference at most. If you have googled then you should know this.
The problem is mask wearing may reduce droplets being projected but does not prevent viruses from using other methods of infecting people. In a surgical situation where doctors are washing hands and being extremely careful they work. However just watch the public wear masks, watch them pick up food, then rub their nose under their mask. Personally I find it baffling that anyone can be stupid enough to believe they do anything when used in the public. Specially when so many studies have proven them not to worn.
You can wear a mask all you like. The science does NOT stand by you. They are good at making stupid people feel safer.
Nobody could convince you the earth isn’t flat, nor denial of the Easter Bunny’s existence at this rate. Good luck buddy.
Your understanding of virology clearly matches the understanding of the average aforementioned colored-hair Walmart shoppers.Or just stay away from mouth breathing sub humans. Don't let slugs lick your ear while reaching over your shoulder for a box of fruity pebbles at Walmart. Don't stand and watch the guy blowing his nose on the bus to see if his booger flew further than yours did last night. Wash your hands with soap and water after wiping your rear end, and maybe even use toilet paper to do so. Or, live like a civilized human being.
These seemed to be aimed at people who color their hair every other day, another look at me device.
August 8, 2021 12:03 AM
Danny101
Lol. This is just silly. Wil be glad when this Covid-19 crap is over. If you're testing this out, you're Beta alright. Well more like a Lambda. Revenge of the Lambdas.
It's not going away.Lol. This is just silly. Wil be glad when this Covid-19 crap is over. If you're testing this out, you're Beta alright. Well more like a Lambda. Revenge of the Lambdas.
The ones not caring about their health, the obese, will die.If there is a genocide coming, it’s the people who didn’t have the vaccine that are going to die.
It's not a good look for Razer imo to profit from a pandemic. It makes it seem like it's in their interest for the virus to uphold so they can sell this junk I would be embarresed to wear.
August 8, 2021 5:06 AMBawlsdeep
It will fail miserably anyway, but yeah pointless to waste time on thisIt's not a good look for Razer imo to profit from a pandemic. It makes it seem like it's in their interest for the virus to uphold so they can sell this junk I would be embarresed to wear.
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August 8, 2021 10:26 AMLudak021
You are the one making an extraordinary claim, proving it is on you, not on him.Women like it so they don’t have to put make up on. That makes more sense to me than wearing it to stop a microscopic virus from infecting you.
Masks do not slow down the transmission by a measurable amount. If you believe otherwise then provide evidence. Every test I’ve read about show no conclusive evidence.
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August 8, 2021 11:42 AMfl21289
Yes move to our state, where our economy has been strong during the covid and our death rate ranks 27th behind all the other states. Wanna know which one is #1? New York. Keep believing in your lockdown and we will continue moving forward in our state.You should move to Florida. Good ol' governor Ron DiSantis has your back. In fact, he's trying to make it illegal for anyone to follow our CDC guidelines.
So I guess we should disband the entire judicial system on your say so? Since the difference between, "revenge", and "justice", is a somewhat semantic point, as it were.
August 8, 2021 12:23 PMpaul1122
Why thank you. 'Virology', as you are using it as a big word cut down,, has nothing to do with keeping yourself out of harms way, and living a semi human like life. I can't fly airplanes, but I don't stand on the runway trying to stop them.Your understanding of virology clearly matches the understanding of the average aforementioned colored-hair Walmart shoppers.
God bless you for caring so much. Don't get the covie!
August 8, 2021 12:35 PMcaptaincranky
The Chinese KN-95 masks are quite effective as well, but only a few makers have bee approved for use in >surgical wards<. They aren't expensive, and are widely availableYeah because everyone walking around in stores, schools and everything are using a FFP3 mask lol. Unless you are wearing an N95 mask anything you put on your face is useless
They certainly are more effective than some nitwit wearing a cloth mask made out of a confederate flag, while letting it hang down around his or her chin
California is 1st in new cases. Texas is 2nd, and Florida is 3rd.However, California has almost 2x the population of Florida, CA 39.51 M vs, FL @ 21.48 M. Texas has a head count of 29 M.
Florida does however, have a much higher percentage of new infections per capita.
However, the map of covid infections, should cast some light to even the most dimly lit among us:
Florida's illustrious governor Ron DiSantis has introduced legislation to forbid a mask mandate in schools, and also threatened to withhold funding from schools which do issue mask mandates.
And now the Op-Ed: IMO, Disantis is a braying jacka**, after the fashion of Donald Trump. His concern is getting his distorted concept of "individual freedom" out to as many weak minded individuals as possible.
BTW, nobody is suggesting another lock down, just apply a little common sense to your behaviour patterns.
I enjoy watching the national news, where reporters interview people on ventilators,and dying, while begging for the vaccine. I enjoy even more watching them being told, "oh no, it's too late for that".
Please don't quote me to spout you drivel and propaganda. I won't put anyone on my "ignore list", since I happen to feel I'm a match for whatever might be said to, or about, me.
You however, are certainly free to put me on yours.
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No need to put ignore or anything brother. We all have a right to speak and communicate with one another freely.The Chinese KN-95 masks are quite effective as well, but only a few makers have bee approved for use in >surgical wards<. They aren't expensive, and are widely available
They certainly are more effective than some nitwit wearing a cloth mask made out of a confederate flag, while letting it hang down around his or her chin
California is 1st in new cases. Texas is 2nd, and Florida is 3rd.However, California has almost 2x the population of Florida, CA 39.51 M vs, FL @ 21.48 M. Texas has a head count of 29 M.
Florida does however, have a much higher percentage of new infections per capita.
However, the map of covid infections, should cast some light to even the most dimly lit among us:
Florida's illustrious governor Ron DiSantis has introduced legislation to forbid a mask mandate in schools, and also threatened to withhold funding from schools which do issue mask mandates.
And now the Op-Ed: IMO, Disantis is a braying jacka**, after the fashion of Donald Trump. His concern is getting his distorted concept of "individual freedom" out to as many weak minded individuals as possible.
BTW, nobody is suggesting another lock down, just apply a little common sense to your behaviour patterns.
I enjoy watching the national news, where reporters interview people on ventilators,and dying, while begging for the vaccine. I enjoy even more watching them being told, "oh no, it's too late for that".
Please don't quote me to spout you drivel and propaganda. I won't put anyone on my "ignore list", since I happen to feel I'm a match for whatever might be said to, or about, me.
You however, are certainly free to put me on yours.
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August 8, 2021 1:43 PMpcnthuziast
What an utterly reprehensible sentiment. No doubt you are an atheist.I enjoy watching the national news, where reporters interview people on ventilators,and dying, while begging for the vaccine. I enjoy even more watching them being told, "oh no, it's too late for that".
I will pray for you.
As for masks working. Go sneeze in the sunlight where you can see the amount of fluid expulsed. They do stop most of that which means masks are effective but not 100 %. You don't even have to sneeze. Just get in the right light and you can see spittle fly as you talk. I remember as kids we would say, "Say it, don't spray it." I wore them when I worked in the medical field when I was around patients I had a concern about
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August 8, 2021 2:27 PMcaptaincranky
Don't do me any favors. Besides, it doesn't work. What I am, (in addition to being an atheist), is a sociopath. At least with respect to my ability. to generate any empathy for other members of our species.What an utterly reprehensible sentiment. No doubt you are an atheist.
I will pray for you.
What is lacking in Americans today, is the complete inability to accept the consequences of their own actions. (Or in this case, inaction). By choosing to believe whatever bullsh!t anti-vaxing doggerel is available on Facebook, and elsewhere. They put themselves in the hospital, on a ventilator, nobody else.
As for those with, "religious exceptions" to vaccination, since you're so certain god will look favorably upon your decisions, just shut up and die quietly, secure in the knowledge that he, (or she?) is eagerly awaiting your arrival.
"Hindsight is always 20/20", and so it goes. In these covid cases however, lack of foresight can, and often is. lethal to those who don't plan ahead.
If it's any consolation, I'm much friendlier and sympathetic toward animals. This is largely due to the horrors mankind has inflicted on them.
So for now, I've wasted enough of my precious time, doing what you'll almost certainly dismiss as, "bloviating", in your general direction.
Cheers!
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August 8, 2021 2:41 PMpcnthuziast
The fallen nature still resides in me and how that nature desires to respond to your energy isn't in acordance with my beliefs so I will resist and just be a broken record. I will pray for you (right now actually).Don't do me any favors. Besides, it doesn't work. What I am, (in addition to being an atheist), is a sociopath. At least with respect to my ability. to generate any empathy for other members of our species.
What is lacking in Americans today, is the complete inability to accept the consequences of their own actions. (Or in this case, inaction). By choosing to believe whatever bullsh!t anti-vaxing doggerel is available on Facebook, and elsewhere, they put themselves in the hospital, on a ventilator, nobody else.
As for those with, "religious exceptions" to vaccination, since you're so certain god will look favorably upon your decisions, just shut up and die quietly, secure in the knowledge that he, (or she?) is eagerly awaiting your arrival.
"Hindsight is always 20/20", and so it goes. In these covid cases however, lack of foresight can, and often is. lethal to those who don't plan ahead.
If it's any consolation, I'm much friendlier and sympathetic toward animals. This is largely due to the horrors mankind has inflicted on them.
So for now, I've wasted enough of my precious time, doing what you'll almost certainly dismiss as, "bloviating", in your general direction.
Cheers!
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