Get a Scarf (or Bandanna or #FaceShielding or #FaceMask) from #RoseSunny | #Mask #Masked #Masks #Masking

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I've seen a 'Rose Sunny' ad-or-two on my 'Tabs for a Cause'-page (I didn't know it was "Rose Sunny"—the ads were just displays of a few of their 'scarves' ... popular now as people wear them as 'protective face-masks').

'That word' (below-hyperlinked to a HOT SALE on a selection of Rose Sunny's face-masks/scarves/bandannas/facial-shields/whatever-other-names-they-give) is built on an even-deeper source ... something crucial that firms the foundation upon which our lexicon stands ...

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The word “Mask” is built on ancient words that mean "|Specter, |Nightmare" or "|Buffoon, Mockery, Ridicule" or "to Blacken (the Face)" (|Mesh ... Darken, Witch, Dark |Cloud before the Rain).

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And–while it's good that the masks make people feel "safe from the infectious coronavirus"–it's essentially ... well, a couple things ...

(This is just a copy of the first page of the selection linked-to ... see the full selection & opportunity to purchase at the linked page)

... 1) it's essentially 'a placebo'—no, it doesn't 'fool your body into thinking it's gotten rid of the disease'; but it protects you from the disease the same way a T-shirt protects you from getting dirty,

and 2) it's main function is 'keeping the virus contained'—you might be carrying the virus and–while it probably hasn't "infected" you yet if you're living "clean"–it's still searching for 'food' (or whatever it is that viruses want).

That's the true reason-why The Big Bang Theory's Sheldon Cooper was such a sanitation-obsessive: not because he wanted to keep germs off of him, but because he didn't want to infect others with the bugs he'd built immunity-to (or maybe popular media also convinced him that germs were 'fatal to the touch'!)

The masks that medical professionals use are the ones that protect the wearers.

Know anything else interesting about that? Comment!