There are two premises:
- Wearing a mask DOES help to reduce the spread of covid-19
- Wearing a mask DOES NOT help to reduce the spread of covid-19
Obviously, only one of the statements above can be true.
First question: Which of the above statements do you agree with?
Next...
If you DO wear a mask, I think it's reasonable to assume that (for you), one or both of the following statements are true:
- You do believe that wearing a mask does helps limit the spread
- You do not have a physical or psychological reason that prevents
you from doing so.
But if you DON'T wear a mask, then the reasons why could be any one (or any combination) of the following:
- You have a physical or psychological reason that prevents you from doing so (but you still believe that wearing a mask does help reduce the spread)
- You do have a physical or psychological reason that prevents you from doing so (but you don't believe that wearing a mask helps reduce the spread)
- There is no point in wearing a mask because you believe that wearing a mask does not help to reduce the spread of Covid-19
- You don't believe that you are at risk if you catch Covid-19
- You won't be told what to do
- You don't believe Covid-19 even exists
(11, 12, 13, etc. etc.) Insert any reason of your own here....
So the question to anyone/everyone.
Which number are you?
(You can choose more than one number!!!)