Breath, Masks, and Free Speech

This chapter explores the intricate relationships between breathing practices, oral health, and the societal challenges of mask-wearing during the pandemic. The speakers analyze the efficacy of masks in virus prevention, while also reflecting on the social stigma attached to their use and the discomfort they cause. Additionally, they delve into the current political climate's impact on free speech, using the lab-origin theory of the virus as a case study for the complexities of expressing controversial opinions.