This account is currently dormant. At the present time I do not plan to delete the account but will not be posting or checking messages for the foreseeable future. Thanks for the connections and conversations over the years.
What if βlearning to live with COVIDβ meant learning to live with basic precautions like masks and enhanced air handling rather than living with repeated infections until your long-term health is threatened?
Interesting how people report having the βfluβ when they are sick now.
I monitor wastewater and the level of influenza is minimal right now. COVID on the other hand is very high. Itβs COVID. You probably have COVID.
#SecondOpinion: Mask mandates are lifting in hospitals, long-term care homes and other health-care facilities across the country, marking an end to some of the last remaining public health restrictions against COVID-19 in Canada. cbc.ca/news/health/maβ¦
βWe canβt have mask mandates foreverβ
Thatβs correct. But there are a lot days between March 21, 2022 and the ultimate heat death of the universe; all of which would have been better options than the first day back after March Break.
Remember when not wanting to get COVID was considered normal behaviour? No one asked why you wore a mask or why you didnβt want to meet at a restaurant. Good times.
Ppl are asking why require masks in classrooms if you can get COVID elsewhere (e.g. a bar).
Some faculty/students (or their families) have health concerns. They canβt avoid the classroom like they can other crowded settings.
This is empathy; creating a safe space for everyone.
Interesting comments about βpersonal choiceβ. Sorry I didnβt realize Maxwellβs demon was sitting there distributing the good air and the bad air to people depending on their choice.
To be clear, I really donβt care where alcohol is sold.
I do care about good-paying jobs with benefits, in favour of more minimum wage part time jobs.
And yes, even cashiers deserve to earn enough to support their families