Re: Anybody want a Corona?
Posted: Sun July 12, 2020 6:58 pm
Positivity rateknee tunes wrote:What would be a meaningful stat then? I understand it's far from perfect , but what other indicative gauge do we have besides # of positive cases, deaths, tests, and poplulaton?
I'd say this, living in a suburb east of Orlando, our hot spots are really only Orange county, which includes Orlando, Oceola County, which includes Disney and parts of Seminole county where I live, Oveido and Altamonte Springs being the hotspots there. Miami and South Florida is getting creamed and Tampa is seeing high rates. The issue again is truly a lack of leadership, counties really can't force people to wear masks or shutdown with out Ronnie D's support. That said, people are wearing masks now, but their are dozen of lake parties going on as I speak, my complex's pool is like 25-30 people deep right now.knee tunes wrote:Whatever.verb_to_trust wrote:They ran 100k tests. Still pretty high positive rate but people continue to obsess over cases when by itself it is a pretty useless stat.
Right now I'm chatting with 3 friends who live in Florida who have a kid, a sister, a co-worker, and four other friend/family members etc with cases. Some are real sick. They all believe they will contract it too.
So it's not just "stats", let alone "useless" ones
That's true. I guess I meant the 4 that I mentioned are the basic tallied numbers upon which all other stats are derived from. But like verb mentioned , there are also hospitalization/ICU numbers, and those that have recovered is also important number.spike wrote:Positivity rateknee tunes wrote:What would be a meaningful stat then? I understand it's far from perfect , but what other indicative gauge do we have besides # of positive cases, deaths, tests, and poplulation?
This makes me truly sad. I am sorry you were hit so hard.lowlight79 wrote:I'd say this, living in a suburb east of Orlando, our hot spots are really only Orange county, which includes Orlando, Oceola County, which includes Disney and parts of Seminole county where I live, Oveido and Altamonte Springs being the hotspots there. Miami and South Florida is getting creamed and Tampa is seeing high rates. The issue again is truly a lack of leadership, counties really can't force people to wear masks or shutdown with out Ronnie D's support. That said, people are wearing masks now, but their are dozen of lake parties going on as I speak, my complex's pool is like 25-30 people deep right now.knee tunes wrote:Whatever.verb_to_trust wrote:They ran 100k tests. Still pretty high positive rate but people continue to obsess over cases when by itself it is a pretty useless stat.
Right now I'm chatting with 3 friends who live in Florida who have a kid, a sister, a co-worker, and four other friend/family members etc with cases. Some are real sick. They all believe they will contract it too.
So it's not just "stats", let alone "useless" ones
Anyone between 18 and 35 really doesn't give two fucks about what's going on. Even parents are like, "if it's my time to go, so be it, I'm not gonna hurt my kid's life" My wife's friend said this to us over a zoom hangout the other night.
But I've learned my lesson, I was in big denial over this, But then it came to NY weeks after I moved and it took my mom's life in her nursing home, put my brother in the ER, made my brother in law so sick he still can't breathe right and my father got it in his assisted living facility back on long Island, NY. We still haven't had my mother's funeral or wake. The only thing I would really like in the next few years in 5 minutes alone in a room with Andrew Cuomo.
The nursing home order only made sense if they moved patients around to have dedicated COVID facilities, and they made no attempt to do so.lowlight79 wrote:I'd say this, living in a suburb east of Orlando, our hot spots are really only Orange county, which includes Orlando, Oceola County, which includes Disney and parts of Seminole county where I live, Oveido and Altamonte Springs being the hotspots there. Miami and South Florida is getting creamed and Tampa is seeing high rates. The issue again is truly a lack of leadership, counties really can't force people to wear masks or shutdown with out Ronnie D's support. That said, people are wearing masks now, but their are dozen of lake parties going on as I speak, my complex's pool is like 25-30 people deep right now.knee tunes wrote:Whatever.verb_to_trust wrote:They ran 100k tests. Still pretty high positive rate but people continue to obsess over cases when by itself it is a pretty useless stat.
Right now I'm chatting with 3 friends who live in Florida who have a kid, a sister, a co-worker, and four other friend/family members etc with cases. Some are real sick. They all believe they will contract it too.
So it's not just "stats", let alone "useless" ones
Anyone between 18 and 35 really doesn't give two fucks about what's going on. Even parents are like, "if it's my time to go, so be it, I'm not gonna hurt my kid's life" My wife's friend said this to us over a zoom hangout the other night.
But I've learned my lesson, I was in big denial over this, But then it came to NY weeks after I moved and it took my mom's life in her nursing home, put my brother in the ER, made my brother in law so sick he still can't breathe right and my father got it in his assisted living facility back on long Island, NY. We still haven't had my mother's funeral or wake. The only thing I would really like in the next few years in 5 minutes alone in a room with Andrew Cuomo.
That and hospitalizations.spike wrote:Positivity rateknee tunes wrote:What would be a meaningful stat then? I understand it's far from perfect , but what other indicative gauge do we have besides # of positive cases, deaths, tests, and poplulaton?
In the last month, average daily new cases have gone up 177%. In that same time period, daily testing increased by 23%.cutuphalfdead wrote:That and hospitalizations.spike wrote:Positivity rateknee tunes wrote:What would be a meaningful stat then? I understand it's far from perfect , but what other indicative gauge do we have besides # of positive cases, deaths, tests, and poplulaton?
i heard it on the news and 15 minutes later I was in the barbers chair for a cut and a shave...when I got out of the chair there was 9 people waiting outside...he's a one man operation and his phone would not stop ringingverb_to_trust wrote:Stonks really tanked after Newsome shut back down California.
I'm no antivaxxer, but no way I'm being the guinea pig for a rushed out vaccine.

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