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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know this isn't a link to a study but there are links in the article. Masks work. https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2020/06/417906/still-confused-about-masks-heres-science-behind-how-face-masks-prevent[/quote] None of the links in the article lead to a study showing masks work. The evidence in favor of masks is very poor. It boils down to the fact that in some cases where amsks were introduced case rates have fallen. However correlation is very weak evidence, as there were many plausible reasons for cases to fall - and there are plenty of other data samples where mask rules not correlated with such a change. In other words - what this article is calling evidence is not evidence at all - and it is the opposite of science. The whole erason for having a scientific method is precisely that correlation proves nothing. and this is obviosuly doubly true when you can only even show correlation by cherry picking your evidence. This is witchcraft, not science. The evidence against masks on the other hand is based on fourteen randomized controlled studies. In other words actual science experiments where you have a control group and an experimental group - bith of which are subject to identical circumstances except for the variable you intend to measure. There have been fourteen such studies done on the efficacy of masks in preventing the spread of respiratory diseases, performed with scientific rigor and fully peer-reviewed. Every single one has shown no measurable effect. None.[/quote] Are you going to provide a link to your 14 studies? [/quote]
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