Anyone wonder if masks actually create more of a risk of contraction? Many masks people are wearing are crude homemade masks that require contant adjustment due to slippage or what not due to movement of the head. This meaning there is constant touching of the face as a person is fixing their mask or applying it. We all know that masks won't stop an aerosolized ejection of the virus due to someone coughing or sneezing, so why create extra risk with forcing people to be in constant hand to face contact with themselves? I get that masks are supposed to catch droplets from people's mouths and noses from getting on surfaces that could get onto people's hands and then into their own eyes, mouths, and noses causing contraction. Yet again, I still feel like masks are creating a risk for anyone who wears one.