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Covid exposed
- Thread starter CaptainObvious
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Canada population 37.7MM
Canada land area 3.56MM sq/mi
United States population 299MM
United States Land area 3.53MM sq/mi
Canada population density per sq/mi = 3
United States population density per sq/mi = 84
Facts and logic = 1
Nine Ender = 0
Excuse me but that is so not true. Masks make all the difference. Even if you were exposed, the initial load to be low is very important.
That is why we are seeing still low death numbers although the virus is spreading like crazy. An outdoor short exposure is almost nothing to be in a closed place for an hour with a carrier.
You're an idiot. The majority of Canadians live in urban locations. Like in the US.
Perhaps I wasn't clear.What I mean is even with people wearing masks the company still has to close down if one person tests positive. The place still needs the professional cleaning, all employees must be tested and show negative or wait 14 days before returning to work. Wearing a mask doesn't change any of that. You're talking about risk of exposure which is an entirely different subject.
USA density per sq/mi =84
Canada density per sq/mi =3
You’re comparing apples and Moose testicles.
Wrong as usual Nine Ender
I hope you come out of this okay, Cap'n. And I hope you take this COVID business a bit more seriously going forward.
The Point, for you Maple Leafs who have trouble with facts and figures, is that the numbers aren’t even remotely close.
3 vs 84
He even said “the majority of Canadians live in cities LIKE the U.S.”
So you are comparing 3 vs 84
let’s try it one last time 3 vs 84