"... 200nm to 230nm is often described as “eye and skin safe” but is perhaps more accurately described as “safer”. There is still an exposure limit- just much, much higher than with other portions of the UV spectrum."
What are my biases?
I have disagreed with Nukit in the past on a couple of non-technical issues, but these are times fraught with tension.
On the technical issues, I have found them
incredibly knowledgeable, and I very much appreciate their engineering.
Anyone accusing Nukit of endangering others are simply not knowledgeable on the topic.
Do I have a Cybermarket light? No. Do I anticipate getting one? Maybe in the future, if they are still available.
I have other projects I am currently interested in.
Am I an expert in FARUVC? No, but I can sure read a study.
@TheAtlantic @danengber Heh - I suspect Mr. Engber has been eavesdropping on my (and my fellow Covid Conscious) swimming safer threads. I have a new solution for showering safer for that I will be rolling out tomorrow.
For future articles by those who will come along, let me point out a few things /+
@TheAtlantic @danengber Thank you very much for pointing out that 4% of America is still masking 100% of the time! That is 13.2 million Americans.
The Masking Nation is larger than 38 states. :)
But, 18% of us masking some of the time in the SAME PEW POLL (tch tch). You would think that would be/+
@TheAtlantic @danengber be mentioned, @TaylorLorenz, by Mr. Engber, since 18% lines up pretty closely to the 21% still worried that Covid is a big deal (it is) - that he mentioned.
And suddenly, Masking Nation has 59.4 million residents. We are the largest state. Canada /+
This may be one of the most important studies in a decade.
#LongCovidBinder.
"The models produced correctly classified those with severe ME/CFS from recovered controls with an accuracy of 97%, sensitivity of 94%, and specificity of 100%. "