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Apparently the gaming commission is fine with this?
Link in the comments
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@dr_pete That may be true, but crazy people existing doesn’t mean we can also choose to be inconsistent.
If masks shouldn’t be forced for a scientific reason, or because we want to stay consistent, we shouldn’t try to force them because some crazy people don’t like them.
@dr_pete I don’t really agree with those arguments, but they aren’t pure conspiracy theories - they’re actual scientific opinions.
Personally I’m for letting schools make whatever rules they want - including both masks and dress codes. I think choosing only one isn’t super consistent.
@dr_pete While I mostly agree with you, there are arguments that masks can be slightly harmful for children’s development, and arguments that masks don’t do much to limit spread for kids.
Which means there’s also an argument for stopping mask mandates over stopping dress codes.
@markallanbovair Vaccinated people don’t want to be responsible for killing thousands of unvaccinated people.
If all vaccinated people 100% went back to normal, total covid deaths/day would rise. Therefore, they can’t/won’t go back to normal.
@BenjaminGJW An underrated platform to include would be Twitch. Direct access to your followers, and the platform is built for creators to make more money per viewer than any other option.
@XA__Alexander @e_cdalton@markallanbovair Haha don’t feel bad! Statistics are hard, and even major publications often make incorrect conclusions.
This is why it’s so important to trust expert consensus when we have it (like we do with vaccine efficacy). Experts can make mistakes, but not nearly as much as regular people
@XA__Alexander @e_cdalton@markallanbovair I think it make sense - going from 38% to 25% is roughly a 33% drop. And this is in households, where you’re constantly exposed to the virus. Overall drop is 50-60%.
The article says household spread for the alpha variant was reduced by 60%, vs 97% or so overall. Seems in line.
@markallanbovair @XA__Alexander @e_cdalton Nobody claims the vaccine is perfect. The claim is only that being vaccinated offers you some protection against spread and makes cases more mild when it DOES spread.
Unfortunately tragedies like this can still happen. They’d just happen more if everyone was unvaxxed.