Are you still wearing a mask?

I note you didn't quote any of the other studies. For good reason. Here are some more from the spring of 2020.

‘We know that wearing a mask outside health care facilities offers little, if any, protection from infection. Public health authorities define a significant exposure to Covid-19 as face-to-face contact within 6 feet with a patient with symptomatic Covid-19 that is sustained for at least a few minutes (and some say more than 10 minutes or even 30 minutes). The chance of catching Covid-19 from a passing interaction in a public space is therefore minimal. In many cases, the desire for widespread masking is a reflexive reaction to anxiety over the pandemic.’

— New England Journal of Medicine (21 May, 2020)

‘When a person is infectious with a virus it is estimated that they may shed one hundred billion virus particles a day — that works out at about ten million per breath. A mask won’t stop you putting these particles into the air around you. In fact, with a damp mask you’ll be blowing aerosols and larger particles sideways, directly at your socially distanced colleagues two metres away. And if wearing a mask tempts you to feel that you’re not going to infect anyone else, you may also be less likely to observe the two-metre rule. So does wearing a mask protect others if you’re infectious? There’s little direct evidence to say that it does, and quite a lot of straightforward reasoning to suggest it doesn’t.’

Dr. John Lee, former professor of pathology and NHS consultant pathologist (19 April, 2020)

* Note that this "Dr." was even then foolishly clinging to the "2 metre rule", which was fabricated out of whole cloth, with no scientific justification.

The wide use of masks by healthy people in the community setting is not supported by current evidence and carries uncertainties and critical risks.

— World Health Organization (6 April 2020)

In conclusion, both surgical and cotton masks seem to be ineffective in preventing the dissemination of SARS–CoV-2 from the coughs of patients with COVID-19 to the environment and external mask surface.

— Annals of Internal Medicine (6 April, 2020)

‘We do not recommend requiring the general public who do not have symptoms of COVID-19-like illness to routinely wear cloth or surgical masks because:

There is no scientific evidence they are effective in reducing the risk of SARS-CoV-2 transmission

— Centre for Disease Research and Policy (1 April, 2020)

‘The science regarding the aerosol transmission of infectious diseases has, for years, been based on what is now appreciated to be “very outmoded research and an overly simplistic interpretation of the data”. Modern studies are employing sensitive instruments and interpretative techniques to better understand the size and distribution of potentially infectious aerosol particles.

‘It should be concluded from these and similar studies that the filter material of face masks does not retain or filter out viruses or other submicron particles. When this understanding is combined with the poor fit of masks, it is readily appreciated that neither the filter performance nor the facial fit characteristics of face masks qualify them as being devices which protect against respiratory infections.

‘Between 2004 and 2016 at least a dozen research or review articles have been published on the inadequacies of face masks. All agree that the poor facial fit and limited filtration characteristics of face masks make them unable to prevent the wearer inhaling airborne particles. In their well-referenced 2011 article on respiratory protection for healthcare workers, Drs. Harriman and Brosseau conclude that “facemasks will not protect against the inhalation of aerosols.”

‘The primary reason for mandating the wearing of face masks is to protect dental personnel from airborne pathogens. This review has established that face masks are incapable of providing such a level of protection. Unless the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, national and provincial dental associations and regulatory agencies publically admit this fact, they will be guilty of perpetuating a myth which will be a disservice to the dental profession and its patients.’

— John Hardie, BDS, MSc, PhD, FRCDC, Oral Health (18 October, 2016).

Even the warning on the box said it wouldnt protect you from Covid. Stop being hard headed dude.

Yes I know "but it doesnt protect you, it protects others" go ahead and repeat that lie.

And vaccines ... nothing is perfect.
Only fools decide not to make use of things that are not perfect.
To think masks do not offer protection from particulates is just stupid.
I wonder if people who do workworking think that way and do not bother
with masks? Of those folks who are dying now because they work around
Corian countertops when they are being cut and how have those particles
in their lungs?
But yeah, why wear a mask when you don't wash your hands and are always picking your nose or touching your eyes? LOL ... some people.