I had so much fun this morning building a PC fan based #CorsiRosenthalBox.
Maybe part of the problem here is that people don’t like being told what to do and it’s actually fun to solve problems yourself.
Problem: we have a new airborne virus that can kill and disable people. /1
Maybe part of the problem here is that people don’t like being told what to do and it’s actually fun to solve problems yourself.
Problem: we have a new airborne virus that can kill and disable people. /1
You become infected when you inhale infectious aerosols that hang in the air like smoke. The infectious aerosols got there from someone else breathing them out. That person may have left the room hours ago, or they may be present, continuously exhaling infectious aerosols. /2
How do you stop transmissions? How do you keep yourself, your friends and family, your fellow human safe?
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We have some tools already:
Testing (may not detect infection, especially early on - more accurate testing is slower; access is restricted)
Respirators which act as PPE and source control (keeping infectious aerosols out of the air)
Filtration, ventilation, relative humidity, UV
Testing (may not detect infection, especially early on - more accurate testing is slower; access is restricted)
Respirators which act as PPE and source control (keeping infectious aerosols out of the air)
Filtration, ventilation, relative humidity, UV
Your project starts now. And it may be lifelong.
The government could help us with this project. At the moment they have chosen to harm, by relaying inaccurate information, withholding accurate information and resources, and not using our collective resources in relation to the seriousness and scope of the hazard.
In my household, I have chosen the tools of vaccination, respirators, rapid testing, judicious sharing of air with others, nasal spray, mouthwash, monitoring of indoor air quality, increased ventilation, and air cleaning with HEPA and DIY cleaners.
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