@freemo I begrudgingly agree with the vaccinations. Human insulin is produced with genetically modified E. Coli but the thing that was supposed to save humanity didn't make much of a breakthrough at all.

A worldwide pandemic with alleged cooperation was just a lie. The US was closely guarding vaccine research from intrusions. It says a lot about the state of the world when we could have worked together but did not.

The rest I agree with. Masks were mainly to make people feel safer. I didn't get my first N95 until 3 years into the outbreak. The University I was at did a lot of testing and sanitation. They required masks and even with that, they would quarantine every person who was in a classroom with an individual who tested positive.

The data implied that cloth masks were effective with minimal chances of spreading the virus. Surfaces were believed to be the main culprit. The University was able to hold classes in person throughout the outbreak due to *monitoring with various technologies, some developed in house. Much research was done in this area.*