NOTE: There should be a year around band around the equator,47 degrees wide
between the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, with low virus counts if high
temp/humidity really inhibits this virus. It was mentioned that Australia
had the virus but was in summer time which may disprove this theory.
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On Sun, Mar 22, 2020 at 3:32 PM Uwe Klein <uwe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Am 22.03.2020 um 21:32 schrieb William Claybaugh:
I have previously understood that no face mask can filter virus
particles and that conventional face masks create, after a few minutes
use, exactly the warm and wet environment in which bacteria and viruses
thrive.
Bacteria like it wet and warm.
viruses apparently survice best on colder conditions.
The reason why (avial) flue is a winter phenomenon.
Increase temps and the deterioration accelerates.
( viruses are just static protein constructs. they weather away.)
IMU:
Masks are good for containing virus sources and less so for protecting
sinks.
distance. don't connect existing exchange networks that have had
interaction anyway. My wife works in mobile care.
My advice: dont visit the dispatcher buerau, don't use employer provided
transport ( that a range of other employees use as well
over the day.)
slightly different domains.
Antivaxers ( measles ) here are connected to alternative education
methods Steinerschule and similar.
These schools/kindergarten/.. places collect their "customers" from a
larger capture area than a regular school or creche.
In case of a measles bout these kids are the perfect wider range spreaders.
They may all go to a special place.
But they interact with other kids where they live ( often quite a
distance away.) That way you link up preexisting networks and
work as an effective spreader.
Uwe