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The Debate Around Mask Wearing
52:22 - 56:51 (04:29)
The debate around mask wearing continues as government opportunities and health officials lift mask mandates while private entities are left to create their own guidelines for employees and customers.
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This podcast episode covers topics such as the rising number of COVID deaths with a seven-day average of 332, breakthrough cases like the point guard Chris Paul, and California's reopening after 15 months.
52:22 - 53:33 (01:11)
Summary
This podcast episode covers topics such as the rising number of COVID deaths with a seven-day average of 332, breakthrough cases like the point guard Chris Paul, and California's reopening after 15 months. The episode also touches on the complexity of lobbying relationships with money flowing freely, and the speaker's experience of being asked to wear a mask at the office and take off his shoes on an airplane.
ChapterThe Debate Around Mask Wearing
EpisodeE36: New FTC Chair, breaking up big tech, government silent spying, Jon Stewart, wildfires & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The issue of wearing masks has become an issue in some workplaces and establishments even though the threat or risk of COVID-19 has been removed, creating tension between personal freedom and mandates.
53:33 - 55:40 (02:06)
Summary
The issue of wearing masks has become an issue in some workplaces and establishments even though the threat or risk of COVID-19 has been removed, creating tension between personal freedom and mandates.
ChapterThe Debate Around Mask Wearing
EpisodeE36: New FTC Chair, breaking up big tech, government silent spying, Jon Stewart, wildfires & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Private institutions will have independence in establishing certain employee guidelines, and employees will have to conform to those guidelines.
55:40 - 56:51 (01:11)
Summary
Private institutions will have independence in establishing certain employee guidelines, and employees will have to conform to those guidelines. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed people's mentality and behavior towards safety measures, leading to some individuals having Stockholm syndrome-like behavior.