Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

[TrainsOfDisney]

And dont forget we had for quite awhile the 9/11 doubters trying to prove conspiracies with laughable 'evidence'.

That would be the equivalent of believing Coronavirus was intentionally released from a lab in China.

They didn’t doubt that 9/11 happened or that people died.

 

[lazyboy97o]

That would be the equivalent of believing Coronavirus was intentionally released from a lab in China.

They didn’t doubt that 9/11 happened or that people died.

There are people who believe no one died. That it was just all planted explosives and crisis actors.

 

[DCBaker]

No case counts posted today for FL, so methinks that there is some funny business going on again with counts.

Or, the pandemic is over since there were no cases today???

It was delayed - up now with a new record amount of cases.

 

[Lilofan]

Mask mandates are seemingly returning.

Thanks, anti-vaxxers.

I have enough toilet paper in stock, maybe I need to buy more masks.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

There are people who believe no one died. That it was just all planted explosives and crisis actors.

Ah ok. Everything I read was just who caused 9/11 and what caused the buildings to fall.

 

[BrianLo]

The current situation is not a problem with long roots. Something changed dramatically in the last few years, leaving us uniquely unable to deal with the pandemic. We need to be very clear on that point.

I agree wholeheartedly. This became a political sticking point in America in a way that many (not all) other countries mostly avoided. Not to say those grassroots didn't try, but it didn't stick as readily. This is not to say it is strictly politically divided, but that is the core root of how it was able to gain steam.

Historically crisis have been used to bring Americans together and it is only recently that the motivation became to divide. There has been success in picking a side instead of appealing to the middle, unlike we have ever seen before.

 

[Lilofan]

I agree wholeheartedly. This became a political sticking point in America in a way that many (not all) other countries mostly avoided. Not to say those grassroots didn't try, but it didn't stick as readily. This is not to say it is strictly politically divided, but that is the core root of how it was able to gain steam.

Historically crisis have been used to bring Americans together and it is only recently that the motivation became to divide. There has been success in picking a side instead of appealing to the middle, unlike we have ever seen before.

The covid crisis has unified countries ( Canada, Australia, New Zealand ) , divided the greatest and most powerful country on earth - USA ) , targeted, abused, assaulted innocent immigrants in the USA . We can be better than this.

 

[FanforDisney]

So the boosters will stop the future variant spreading to end the pandemic soon?

Looks like the vaccine is not doing that great with the variant.

New data suggests Pfizer and Moderna's vaccines may be less effective against Delta

A senior Biden official called the preprint study "a wakeup call."

www.axios.com

 

[lazyboy97o]

Ah ok. Everything I read was just who caused 9/11 and what caused the buildings to fall.

There are people who believe the Earth is flat. I’ve sadly realized any stupid idea I can think up probably has at least a few people who believe it is true.

 

[fgmnt]

It’s important to note that America’s problem is not primarily long-seated differences between states or some national cantankerousness with a long tradition. In 2001 about 5% of Americans had vaccine doubts. By 2015 that was about 12%. In those days, the most prominent anti-Vaxxer was a widely mocked former Playboy model.

The current situation is not a problem with long roots. Something changed dramatically in the last few years, leaving us uniquely unable to deal with the pandemic. We need to be very clear on that point.

Generations of degrading critical thinking/reading comprehension skills in schools made brains of people beyond inadequate for handling the mass open transfer of information we see over the internet today.

 

[DisneyFan32]

The covid crisis has unified countries ( Canada, Australia, New Zealand ) , divided the greatest and most powerful country on earth - USA ) , targeted, abused, assaulted innocent immigrants in the USA . We can be better than this.

Except they cancelled the event to postpone into 2022 cause stupid Delta variants are ruining as fall/winter thing could be EVEN worse.

 

[Lilofan]

Florida is in great shape NOT. HHS is sending 300 requested ventilators https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...s-to-florida/ar-AANchFo?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531

Florida is going to get hit with Tropical Storm Fred. Stay strong and safe Florida! The hospitals probably can't take more patients.

 

[disneygeek90]

Current data for Orange County -

Pretty wild that only a few weeks ago some were whining Demings hadn’t dropped his mask mandate yet when we were trying to have a 14 day rolling average of under 5%.

Things changed incredibly quick.

 

[Polkadotdress]

It was delayed - up now with a new record amount of cases.

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I love how you always find the info. But…today is the 11th. So is the 24K from yesterday?

 

[GoofGoof]

I love how you always find the info. But…today is the 11th. So is the 24K from yesterday?

Yes. It’s always published the next day.

 

[Gringrinngghost]

So the latest daily total for yesterday is 24,753.

Days to report 500,000 Cases (Data starts on March 3rd, 2020 when we had the first confirmed cases and spans 526 days (August 10th, 2021), the last set covers 300K cases):

0K to 500K: 157 Days (100K average per 31.4 days)
500K to 1M: 118 Days (100K average per 23.6 days)
1M to 1.5M: 43 Days (100K average per 8.6 days)
1.5M to 2M: 73 Days (100K average per 14.6 days)
2M to 2.5M: 119 Days (100K average per 23.8 days)
2.5M to 2.8M: 16 Days (100K average per 5.33 days)
Florida Case Totals as per CDC data: 2,806,813

From CDC Data dated August 11th, 2021.

 

[Patcheslee]

Florida is going to get hit with Tropical Storm Fred. Stay strong and safe Florida! The hospitals probably can't take more patients.

Elsa missed Disney, so hopefully Fred misses Uni

 

[disneygeek90]

So the latest daily total for yesterday is 24,753.

Days to report 500,000 Cases (Data starts on March 3rd, 2020 when we had the first confirmed cases and spans 526 days (August 10th, 2021), the last set covers 300K cases):

0K to 500K: 157 Days (100K average per 31.4 days)
500K to 1M: 118 Days (100K average per 23.6 days)
1M to 1.5M: 43 Days (100K average per 8.6 days)
1.5M to 2M: 73 Days (100K average per 14.6 days)
2M to 2.5M: 119 Days (100K average per 23.8 days)
2.5M to 2.8M: 16 Days (100K average per 5.33 days)
Florida Case Totals as per CDC data: 2,806,813

From CDC Data dated August 11th, 2021.

Once we hit a little above the 3 million mark, which feels only weeks away at this point, roughly 15% of all Floridians will have contracted covid. Insane.

 

[Nubs70]

Of course we wouldn’t. Nor should we.

Which reproductivity toxicity study are you referring to?

 

[Gringrinngghost]

Once we hit a little above the 3 million mark, which feels only weeks away at this point, roughly 15% of all Floridians will have contracted covid. Insane.

I expect that we will reach 3 Million in the next 7 days to 9 days.

To break that down to be a bit ore in-depth:
0 to 2,508,458 Cases = 510 Days (March 2nd, 2020 to July 25th, 2021)

2,508,458 Cases to 2,806,813 cases = 16 Days (July 25th, 2021 to August 10th, 2021)

Another way to do it:
July 24th, 2021 to July 30th added 110,421 cases in just 7 days
July 31st, 2021 to August 5th, 2021 added 110,733 cases in just 6 days
August 6th 2021, to August 10th, 2021 added 105,104 cases in just 5 days.

If it keeps the current trend of exponential growth that we are currently seeing, we can easily see another 100,000 in 4 and then in 3 days respectively.

This is all under a discrepancy of 5.25%. The CDCs Numbers differentiate from the Florida Department of Health weekly reports totals from May 28th, 2021 to August 5th, 2021 with the CDC underreporting 22,386 cases.