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David Sacks
Sacks proposes post office distribute masks to every mailbox as first step toward fine-tuned pandemic policy.
“The post office should put one or a number of these in everyone's mailbox. This is the first step to having a more fine tuned policy than just quarantine.”
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David Sacks
Sacks advocates ending lockdowns while wearing masks, a position he says is politically isolated.
“I think we should end lockdowns but wear masks. And it's very hard to find anybody, you know, in the political spectrum who who agrees with that”
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David Friedberg
Friedberg advocates ending lockdowns while wearing masks, a position he says neither political side supports.
“So, you know, where I come out on this thing is that I think we should end lockdowns but wear masks, and it's very hard to find anybody, you know, in the political spectrum who agrees with that because, you know, one side wants to keep lockdowns going indefinitely and the other doesn't want us to wear masks.”
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David Friedberg
Friedberg advocates ending lockdowns while wearing masks, a position he says neither political side supports.
“where I come out on this thing is that I think we should end lockdowns but wear masks, and it's very hard to find anybody, you know, in the political spectrum who agrees with that because, you know, one side wants to keep lockdowns going indefinitely and the other doesn't want us to wear masks.”
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David Friedberg
Friedberg argues widespread mask use alone is sufficient to stop exponential viral spread, citing Asian countries and Czechoslovakia.
“We've seen in the Asian countries or Czechoslovakia, other places, they've been able to get the so called R naught,”
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David Sacks
Sacks cites Japan, South Korea, and Czech Republic as proof that mask-wearing controls COVID.
“South Korea, fifty one million people under three hundred deaths. You take a a Western European nation like Czech Republic, they had a huge COVID outbreak, a spike just like the rest of Europe.”
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David Sacks
Sacks says the right policy is ending lockdowns while wearing masks, but politicians split on both.
“I think the right policy is to end lockdowns but wear masks. The problem with the politicians is half of them didn't want to end lockdowns and the other half didn't want to wear masks.”
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