I get that part. I take it at face value that you believe that, and even if I disagree with it, I respect your view. That's not the part I'm questioning. Had you said I wear a cloth mask when talking closely with someone outdoors or an N95 in high risk situations like a medical office, hospital or airplane, I'd say cool....here's a guy who practices what he preaches....I can at least admire that.
The parts that I'm questioning is the cloth mask outdoors (o.k. I can kind of see an argument here that even if you are on a soccer field despite what you've said before about cloth masks since they only do very little and can be reused you know why not if you want to be extra courteous to others) but more importantly the n95s in limited indoor situations (like markets). You either believe the Bangladesh study or you don't. You either believe masks work or they don't. You either follow your version of the science or you don't. The N95 at the supermarket is about protecting you....it's behavior which I'd expect from my at risk parents, not someone who says they are healthy. That seems to indicate you are scared and afraid of catching it, because otherwise you'd be fine with the surgical and reserve the N95s for health care workers and people like my folks that need them. I think you said you were back in the classroom too so presumably you are wearing the N95 there too.
Again, what's your off ramp then...when do you stop? What's your personal test?
