People have lost their minds
#1
#4
Line Holder
Joined APC: Oct 2016
Posts: 46
Great!!!! I have daughter who just turned 2. We were planning a trip the end of the month and there's no way she'll wear a mask! I don't know what to do now? She's not required to wear a mask at her preschool. In fact no one under the age of 5 at her school has to wear a mask. How do you make a 2 year old wear a mask when she has the attention span of about 30 seconds?
#5
Great!!!! I have daughter who just turned 2. We were planning a trip the end of the month and there's no way she'll wear a mask! I don't know what to do now? She's not required to wear a mask at her preschool. In fact no one under the age of 5 at her school has to wear a mask. How do you make a 2 year old wear a mask when she has the attention span of about 30 seconds?
#6
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2009
Position: A320 FO
Posts: 373
I wonder if there is more to the story. In the article that flightmedic posted she had her mask off to take a selfie.....I’m wondering if this family had a few warnings (granted that selfie was from a different flight).
as far as two year olds go....I have 4 kids. 2 of them would have worn a mask no problem the other 2 not so much.
as far as two year olds go....I have 4 kids. 2 of them would have worn a mask no problem the other 2 not so much.
#7
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2019
Posts: 432
Show us your scientific study that supports your stance. We’ll wait......
#8
So you want me to prove a “negative”??? How is that supposed to work. Have you ever done randomized controlled studies??? Because I have in Emergency Medical Services. You need an experimental group and a control group. There is actually no scientific proof that asymptomatic people wearing a mask will reduce transmission rates. Will it hurt? Probably not, although there was a 2015 study (I’ll have to look up the reference) that showed an increase in infection in those wearing a mask (likely due to non-sterile techniques and increased touching of the face). Also, children have not been proven to be a vector for transmission of the virus. So we need to start using common sense and stop the fear mongering. This is a free country. We all need to assess the risks we are willing to accept. As I’ve said from the beginning, be responsible, protect the vulnerable, and live your life.
#9
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...sars-cov2.html
But yeah, pilots are smarter than the CDC.
#10
From the article you referenced:
“Data regarding the “real-world” effectiveness of community masking are limited to observational and epidemiological studies.”
Which is my point, in that there are no randomized controlled studies. These are benchmark. The CDC “recommends” wearing masks. But do we want to make policy based on this? That’s for someone in a higher paygrade than me. Just be informed, thats all I’m saying.
“Data regarding the “real-world” effectiveness of community masking are limited to observational and epidemiological studies.”
Which is my point, in that there are no randomized controlled studies. These are benchmark. The CDC “recommends” wearing masks. But do we want to make policy based on this? That’s for someone in a higher paygrade than me. Just be informed, thats all I’m saying.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
wolf
Regional
10
02-18-2008 05:27 AM