neverstop222

I'm sure there are lots of diseases that could dehabilitate you; my wife has brain fog from her multiple sclerosis and is still brave enough to go back to regular life because she understands that the risks of serious outcomes from the extant strains are incredibly low, and somehow she manages to be a successful professional with the brain fog.

Life is a risk. You have a lower chance of serious outcome -- assuming you're relatively healthy and younger than 80 -- from the extant strains than you have risk from driving. You can choose to face the risks of life and live, or grow old and die sad and scared.

I choose to be inspired by my wife's courage in the face of her brain fog. Our time on this planet is limited, and spending it afraid is a waste.

And years later can cause multiple sclerosis

If you are still wearing an n95 and your risk avoidance criteria remain stable, you will be wearing one in public for the rest of your life.

That's your choice, and it's your right, but it's absolutely bonkers, and if you think it should be mandated, you're a totalitarian.