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Indiana has had a mask mandate since May. Our compliance has been great >95%, yet our cases are skyrocketing.
by Pinguinsan 6y ago
Indiana has had a mask mandate since May. Our compliance has been great >95%, yet our cases are skyrocketing.
- Diederich 6y agoOuch: https://mackuba.eu/corona/#indiana_united_states.daily?trend=7 https://mackuba.eu/corona/#indiana_united_states.daily?trend... I appreciate the contrary feedback. Do you have a link to the high mask compliance in Indiana handy? I've honestly looked for this kind of data and haven't been able to find it, and so assumed fairly poor (US-wide at least) mask wear based on anecdotes.
- salmon30salmon 6y agoI've posted this elsewhere, but mask compliance in the United States is ~80%. This is of course subject to error, but both where I live and in my travels, most everyone wears a mask. This includes urban and rural areas, some with mandates some without. https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2020/10/06/pandemic-fatigue-may-be-setting-in-across-much-of-the-world https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2020/10/06/pandemic...
- triceratops 6y ago> I've posted this elsewhere, but mask compliance in the United States is ~80% That's horseshit. I live in lefty, liberal, science-believing Silicon Valley and I see less than half the people walking on the streets wearing masks.
- salmon30salmon 6y agoMask usage is generally targeted at indoor spaces. There has been a great deal of research on outdoor spread, and it is nearly non-existent. Mask use outside is like wearing a condom after a vasectomy. Yeah, it might give you a bit more peace of mind, but it really isn't the main thing that is keeping you safe. That is to say, I believe the survey is targeted for indoor mask usage, as this is also the mandate in most states that mandate mask wearing (while indoors, or outdoors when 6 feet is not possible)