They said wearing masks is stupid

So show us you are smart
Already did.
and explain what is the difference between a store with one floor having a person with covid enter it and a building with 50 floors when it comes to how the covid virus is already EVERYWHERE as you say.
"building with 50 floors" is irrelevant. Stop trying to divert. You mentioned a person in a grocery store. Let's stick with that. After a person with COVID enters that store, COVID is eventually in the air everywhere in that store. It doesn't matter whether you stand next to the person or are on the other end of the store.
You claimed prior that time and distance is irrelevant to covid spread as it is every where so are you now back peddling on that and saying distance (50 floors) does matter?
Continued attempts to divert. The convo is about a COVID-infected person spending time inside of a grocery store and how that affects someone else who later walks into that same store.
That the covid virus would need MORE TIME to spread through a building that big?
The virus is in the air everywhere inside of that grocery store.
 
Already did.

"building with 50 floors" is irrelevant. Stop trying to divert. You mentioned a person in a grocery store. Let's stick with that. After a person with COVID enters that store, COVID is eventually in the air everywhere in that store. It doesn't matter whether you stand next to the person or are on the other end of the store.

Continued attempts to divert. The convo is about a COVID-infected person spending time inside of a grocery store and how that affects someone else who later walks into that same store.

The virus is in the air everywhere inside of that grocery store.
You made the 50 floor relevant when you said this...

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A grocery store has one floor, not 50 floors....
Why make the distinction about the "floors" if it is not relevant.

Explain how a person with covid entering a walmart super grocery store on one side and who then stops to talk to a person right next to them, and person on the far side of the store have the exact same exposure to the virus? Explain how exposure is the same in the instant the person with covid enters the store?
 
You made the 50 floor relevant when you said this...
You're the only one who has tried to pivot away from what you're actually talking about.
Why make the distinction about the "floors" if it is not relevant.
Why bring up "floors" when your point had nothing to do with "floors"?
Explain how a person with covid entering a walmart super grocery store on one side and who then stops to talk to a person right next to them, and person on the far side of the store have the exact same exposure to the virus? Explain how exposure is the same in the instant the person with covid enters the store?
They are both exposed to the virus because the virus is in the air everywhere within that store. This virus is airborne, and air circulates all throughout the store.
 
You're the only one who has tried to pivot away from what you're actually talking about.

Why bring up "floors" when your point had nothing to do with "floors"?

They are both exposed to the virus because the virus is in the air everywhere within that store. This virus is airborne, and air circulates all throughout the store.
Because the CORE of my position you disagreed with is that the virus requires SPACE and TIME to travel to infect people and the MORE space it has to travel and the MORE time it needs to travel then the less likely someone entering that space for a short time will get infected.

if a person infected with covid enters a Walmart super store and you are right at the same entrance and you stop and chat with them and i on the other side of the store, on my way out another exit, you and i ARE NOT at equal risk as you say because the second the person enters the walmart the virus is everywhere. IT IS NOT.

Being on different floors is only more SPACE. Same dynamic at play.

That you deny that and like an idiot keep repeating whether it is the opposite side of the Walmart super center or the 50th floor does not matter, is me pointing at your stupidity.
 
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They are both exposed to the virus because the virus is in the air everywhere within that store. This virus is airborne, and air circulates all throughout the store.

Do you understand what the word "circulate" even means?

Circulate is impacted by BOTH time and distance. Do you understand that?

A drop of food dye will circulate through a cup of water quicker than a bath tub which is quicker than an Olympic pool.

Are you so daft you do not understand why? That TIME and DISTANCE matter to circulation?

How are you so stupid you think you put a drop of dye in a coffee cup and circulates EVERYWHERE INSTANTLY and as quick as it would in an Olympic pool.

IT DOES NOT. It would need MORE TIME for the bath tub and then the Pool you base line half wit.
 
The virus is all throughout the whole grocery store, QP...
Covid is not particularly linked to grocery stores. It is airborne, through droplets of liquid breathed out by people. Those droplets could be in grocery stores, but not uniquely. Eating Covid is not a major way to transmit it.
 
Covid is not particularly linked to grocery stores. It is airborne, through droplets of liquid breathed out by people. Those droplets could be in grocery stores, but not uniquely. Eating Covid is not a major way to transmit it.
Shut UR Pie Hole.
 
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