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I’m purposely understating it. I’m avoiding some of the other implications since I already know the reaction here. I’m keeping this narrow. At these testing levels. With these tests. We are as low as possible in the northeast states. Our positive tests can not get any lower. This is a huge problem.

I stopped reading here. This is pure speculation. And it’s dangerous.

Ok, I don’t really feel like defending the CDC, so I’ll let that pass. The implications of this, are STAGGERING. We are using case counts, and positivity to define policy. This research is showing you, up to 90% of positive tests are NOT Covid cases. Think about that for a minute. How does NJ...

Ok. A serious conversation. 90% of the positives in the decimated in March/April states are not real positives. You don’t see that as a major issue?

Ask the NYT. They did the analysis. Write a letter to the editor.

Sounds very tinfoil hat-ish to me. If you don’t think the CDC knew that 90% of positives in these areas weren’t really positive, then I dunno what to tell you.

Also, been awfully quiet about Georgia. Schools fully open for a month and positive tests still decreasing statewide.

Wrong. Read the article again. These PCR tests are not useful. When the CDC made its recommendation, it was in regards to PCR testing.

Maybe this is why the CDC said what they said originally. Before being browbeaten into a half walk back.... From the New York Times.... Some of the nation’s leading public health experts are raising a new concern in the endless debate over coronavirus testing in the United States: The...

No. They are so much better behaved. They are good boys and girls. The virus is CRUSHED there.

Things are going great in NJ...

Weird.

Well we aren’t doing it now. There’s a mix of Hybrid and fully virtual. And many parents are keeping their kids home regardless of the school plans. In my wife’s grade, 30% of kids won’t be attending school. In a town that hasn’t had a positive corona test in weeks. Not here. They want to mask...

I’m asking you. You have a lot of thoughts on Covid. Look at New Jersey’s numbers. Really look at them. Should kids be in school full time?

Yes. I was specific. I’m speaking of one state, easier to discuss this way. How low do NJs numbers have to get, to open schools full time? What about restaurants and gyms?

I didn’t say the Northeast. I said New Jersey. How low do cases/hospitalizations/deaths have to go for kids to go back to school 5 days a week?

No. Myocarditis is a common side effect of basically all viral and bacterial infections. You know this already though.

As a non athlete, I’ll assume you are just being silly here. Meanwhile the players want to play. Are begging to play. Takes about two seconds to look that info up.

You are literally describing virtual learning.

Baseless. It’s baseless. The cdc put out a 9 page paper on it. Yahoo reported on that paper. It’s baseless though.