New coronavirus mutation could be evolving to get around mask-wearing and hand-washing

a reply to: drewlander
Thanks for reminding me that I need to throw my mask in the washer. It's been awhile, and it's starting to smell like Brut-33 deodorant, due to the daily spray-shot I give it before pocketing.

Yeah, I thought they stopped making antibacterial soap because it was creating superbugs. Only one in a thousand virus particles survive hand washing, masks, antibacterial but that one in a thousand is the only one left to produce.

a reply to: carewemust

Yeah, exactly. Ive been calling these uppity mask people the star-bellied sneetches for a while now. Literally you have california legalizing giving people AIDS and sodomizing children while people are getting arrested for not wearing a mask over coronavirus. Have we reached peak clown world yet?

a reply to: Daughter2

This is true. They started exploring new soaps with oregano oil but no one wants to smell like a meatball all day so they were trying to solve that problem last I knew. And flushing antibiotics was also a problem. They have a new antibiotic they found in the last year or so but they cannot synthesize it. It can only be found in nature in some special dirt in ireland or something.

originally posted by: Daughter2
Yeah, I thought they stopped making antibacterial soap because it was creating superbugs. Only one in a thousand virus particles survive hand washing, masks, antibacterial but that one in a thousand is the only one left to produce.

Antibacterial won't do anything for the virus. But in order to survive handwashing, you have to believe the virus can first survive the drastic pH change caused by the lye in the soap and then survive just plain being scrubbed off by the water itself.

With proper handwashing, neither are very likely.

a reply to: ketsuko

Don't forget the bubbles. They do most of the work.

Be sure to lather up good.

a reply to: ketsuko

One thing I suggest to help people wash their hands properly is what I do to help my 4 year old -- wash your hands until you are done reciting the alphabet.

Breaking News!!! If you woke up this morning, opened your eyes and took a breath........

You have the CoNViD PLANdemic hoax

consult your local health care professional for mandated treatment

Makes me wonder how long until I hear this from my local propaganda specialists

SaneThinking

a reply to: RoScoLaz5

Agreed.

originally posted by: drewlander
a reply to: ketsuko

I swear this contact tracing is designed to ease people into legalizing a new method to spy on people similar to the patriot act but instead under the auspices of your well-being.

That’s EXACTLY what it is.

I read something by an unknown internet user that struck me as relevant. It's certainly not a quote as I only remember the gist:

If the masks work, why do we have to keep 2 meters apart?
If being 2 meters apart works, why do we need a mask?
If both work, why do we need a lockdown?
If none of them work, why implement these measures at all?
If the lockdown works, why do we need a vaccine?

originally posted by: Hecate666
I read something by an unknown internet user that struck me as relevant. It's certainly not a quote as I only remember the gist:

If the masks work, why do we have to keep 2 meters apart?
If being 2 meters apart works, why do we need a mask?
If both work, why do we need a lockdown?
If none of them work, why implement these measures at all?
If the lockdown works, why do we need a vaccine?

Thank you. More rabid mask wearers and self-appointed enforcers, along with their brothers-in-arms reciting “follow the science!” or whatever the latest buzzword is, that they’ve been given (on the social/political side, the latest word given for use is “bootlickers.”), need to try to answer these questions to themselves. I want to see all those controlled heads malfunction.

a reply to: Kenzo

Morens even said that the virus could have evolved to resist common efforts at dodging the virus, such as washing hands or wearing masks.

I don't think this person understands evolution, or how viruses work...or biology in general..

Virus mutations make the virus become less harmful. Fact.

Less harmful but may be more imperceptible, just not worse than before.

originally posted by: dug88
a reply to: Kenzo

Morens even said that the virus could have evolved to resist common efforts at dodging the virus, such as washing hands or wearing masks.

I don't think this person understands evolution, or how viruses work...or biology in general..

I’ve been saying it for months- pretty soon the virus is going to become sentient. I wouldn’t be surprised to start seeing articles suggesting it, and talking heads start to put that little thought out there. Every day you can find reports about how this virus is just too tricky for us! It’s a psychopathic God-like killer and they are going to reveal that to us when they think we are ready.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: drewlander
Thanks for reminding me that I need to throw my mask in the washer. It's been awhile, and it's starting to smell like Brut-33 deodorant, due to the daily spray-shot I give it before pocketing.

I've had the same cloth mask in the console of my truck since April....probably should give it a wash..lol

the happy birthday song works as well

originally posted by: drewlander
a reply to: ketsuko

One thing I suggest to help people wash their hands properly is what I do to help my 4 year old -- wash your hands until you are done reciting the alphabet.

So the masks dont work and nor does washing your hands. Sounds like the only option left is to take a vaccine. Kill Gates must be creaming his pants at the thought. No Vaccine means No travelling No working or shopping. Thats all we need a chip and a vaccine to participate in Normal Life. I am not getting tested an nor am I wearing a useless mask. Anyone who tries to jab me with an experimental vaccine can go an get f*****. A virus so deadly that they locked down the world, which escaped from a Level 4 Bio lab? yet washing your hands and wearing a mask stops it? Take your masks off and smell the BS.

originally posted by: 1947boomer

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Kenzo

Psst, it's a virus. It doesn't need to "evolve" to get around masks. They never did any good to begin with.

Here’s an article from the prestigious journal “Nature” from April, 2020 titled “Respiratory virus shedding in exhaled breath and efficacy of face masks“

www.nature.com...

In this experiment, they measured the amount of virus detected in breath samples from virus infected people before wearing masks and after wearing masks. They found that surgical masks reduced the count of Corona virus-laden droplets and aerosols by somewhere between 75 to 80%.

Keep denying your ignorance.

That is not what that study says. Deny Ignorance indeed...

Moreover, among the eight participants who had influenza virus detected by RT–PCR from without-mask aerosols, five were tested by viral culture and four were culture-positive. Among the six participants who had influenza virus detected by RT–PCR from with-mask aerosols, four were tested by viral culture and two were culture-positive.

8 people tested positive without a mask via aerosol, 6 people tested positive with a mask via aerosol. 123 total people were confirmed infected during the testing (50% of total people in the study), and 50% were done with masks. Since they prove that people with masks got infected, your numbers are #.

originally posted by: Hecate666
I read something by an unknown internet user that struck me as relevant. It's certainly not a quote as I only remember the gist:

If the masks work, why do we have to keep 2 meters apart?
If being 2 meters apart works, why do we need a mask?
If both work, why do we need a lockdown?
If none of them work, why implement these measures at all?
If the lockdown works, why do we need a vaccine?

I absolutely hate the masks and the COVID19 hysteria, however, suggesting all of the approaches above is called ‘layering’ which means no one thing is going to protect you 100%. The goal is to do multiple things to reduce the risk of the virus.