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March 10, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) – When I first saw the video thumbnail of a woman doing yoga with what looked like a huge artificial schnoz fitted over her nose, my first reaction was gleeful anticipation of what was surely going to be a delightfully funny skit.
I quickly discovered that this was not, in fact, a joke.
The video went on to display young people modeling the bulky, angular contraption over the nose as if it were just another accessory — smiling, drinking, going about their daily lives, and even laughing — not at the fact that they have a ridiculous contraption smack dab in the middle of their face, but in their blithe indifference to it.
“Meet Nosy,” the video reads, a “uniquely engineered air filter” said to protect you from “pollen, dust, lint, mold spores, smoke, and even pet hair.”
Carina Cunha, the Ivy-League grad who designed the device, explains that the effects of air pollution inspired Nosy’s creation. She cites apparently staggering statistics from the World Health Organization, according to which “1 in 9 of total global
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