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  1. Clyde Birdbrain

    April trips canceled by Disney?

    It is so sad to see that so many people distrust the media, experts and government to such an extent. Do the media and government officials get it wrong sometimes? Yes, of course. You shouldn't blindly believe everything you hear. But for so many Americans to have such a deep mistrust of these...
  2. Clyde Birdbrain

    April trips canceled by Disney?

    Some people seem incapable of extrapolating data and understanding exponential growth. We're just at the beginning of this and it can get a lot worse. If a state has "only 1500" cases it's well on its way to getting overwhelmed unless drastic social distancing measures are taken. Italy had "only...
  3. Clyde Birdbrain

    New line etiquette?

    They should give everyone one of those huge sombreros that they sell at the Epcot Mexico pavilion to us as spacers.
  4. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    Each state is going through its own thing. The University of Washington has put together these projections for each state: http://covid19.healthdata.org/projections You can see that they estimate New York will have its peak mid-April, but Florida not until early May and Virginia not until mid-May.
  5. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    Exactly. Without herd immunity or a vaccine and 99% of the population still susceptible, you can't just lift social distancing in the summer and go back to normal. You have to go slowly. It was just one person in China who started all this. Look at graphs of previous flu pandemics and there is...
  6. Clyde Birdbrain

    What's Still On and What's Now Off

    $350,000 seems extremely low. Even if all 80,000 cast members make just minimum wage, that alone would be 80,000 x $8.46 x 8 hours = $5.4 million per day. I'm concerned that this crisis will go on for a long time. China has been in lockdown for 2 months and they did a very good job keeping it...
  7. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    Kinsa smart thermometers use real-time data for this health map. Look how red Florida is right now. https://healthweather.us/ Article about it: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/coronavirus/article241372271.html This state needs to shut down like California right now!
  8. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    I don't know. Isn't RunDisney just a division of Disney Parks? I imagine RunDisney would notify everyone about a cancellation.
  9. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    https://www.wdwmagic.com/events/star-wars-half-marathon-%e2%80%93-the-dark-side/news/18mar2020-disney-still-to-make-decision-on-rundisney-star-wars-rival-run-weekend.htm I wish they would cancel this race already. There's no way they are having a race with 20,000+ runners in less than 4 weeks...
  10. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    It works for me. They keep changing the layout. The list of counties is now on the right and they added some more stats. I hope they'll add the number of recovered patients once people start recovering.
  11. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    I was thinking about the Spanish Flu and Walt Disney, who was born in 1901. The Spanish Flu affected young people very hard, and Walt Disney was 17 years old at the time. It turns out that he actually caught the Spanish Flu and survived. See: Ten Famous People Who Survived the 1918 Flu. Can you...
  12. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    Exponential growth starts slow, but we're just at the beginning of this. It took 3 months to reach 100,000 cases worldwide and 12 days to reach 200,000. Hopefully the measures that are being taken will be enough to flatten the curve and not overwhelm the healthcare system.
  13. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    Exactly! That's why some countries are finally seeing their peak of cases starting to flatten about 2 weeks after a lockdown. The longer we wait with enforcing stricter measures the longer this will drag out. I wish Florida would shut non-essential businesses and shut the beaches. Seeing the...
  14. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    These people know how to make the best of a bad situation:
  15. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    I don't know if this link has been posted before, but this page from John Hopkins has some information about total tests and people monitored in Florida and cases by county: https://fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/8d0de33f260d444c852a615dc7837c86 And obviously this one for...
  16. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    They have been doing drive through testing in South Korea for weeks. Extremely efficient: https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/03/13/815441078/south-koreas-drive-through-testing-for-coronavirus-is-fast-and-free?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_term=nprnews&utm_campaign=npr
  17. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    China, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan. The US is at the bottom of the list of numbers of people tested. South Korea is testing 20,000+ people per day, while the US has tested approximately the same number of people in the last 2 months. It's ridiculous how few people have been...
  18. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    Lot of countries are doing better than us. The US are the ones who had a head start, but we failed to get testing started sooner.
  19. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    I get nervous seeing the wait times in the app today. So many people still close together in the queues. Dr Fauci just said on Face the Nation that he himself would no longer go to a restaurant to avoid crowds, yet the wait at Smugglers Run is 110 minutes right now. I think that when we look...
  20. Clyde Birdbrain

    Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

    Due to mass testing in South Korea they are able to isolate the infected people right away, while in Ohio people keep going about their business. South Korea is taking extreme measures: everyone is wearing masks in public (no mask, no entry), temperatures taken when you enter public spaces...
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