I couldn’t agree more. It all comes down to testing. Also I’m with you. I think the infection rate is higher than reported. Which if you think long term, is probably a great thing. More likely to catch it but multiples more likely to survive.
Nothing will be served by not testing and gathering as much data as possible...
Stupid moves. It’s what we are best at!!!! Haha
But I thought the only winning move was not to play...
Only if you care for nothing but fundraising and polling
Hopefully more
There is so much we don’t know. More than what we do. On the idea that more people were infected than reported that’s a good thing for the mortality rate but it also means the virus is more contagious than originally thought. More contagious means higher percent of population needs to be immune for herd immunity to work. We originally thought this virus was somewhere between the flu on the lower end and measles on the higher end. If antibody tests show many more people were infected than originally thought we could skew further towards measles. That means we probably need a much stronger push to get people to vaccinate than when something like H1N1 came around. Not the 95% needed to contain measles but more than the 40% we were originally thinking.
I would assume that the difference would be that most schools (Any I have ever been in anyhow) cannot socially distance students enough to remain open. At the Jersey Shore it can be done. Also if you get to the beach and it looks too crowded, you can always return home. Attendance at school would be mandatory.
Id be much more comfortable attending a church service at my parish than attending a Giants Football game at Giant Stadium. So again I Am making choices that I think are appropriate for me and within the guidelines. Slow opening and see what happens is my thought. I think this seems to be the direction this is headed in. MarieThey go on to say LARGE VENUES (e.g., sit-down dining, movie theaters, sporting venues, places of worship) can operate under limited physical distancing protocols. So while the “rules” might say that you can legally go out in public and do the things you want to do in phase 3 they are still recommending some level of social or physical distancing I assume until there is a vaccine or the virus goes away on its own (I can dream).
Thank you for the data!
In this case...there has been a push by some towns to restrict their tourism/recreational venues to themselves...
I don’t disagree with that. I clipped the list of examples straight from the federal guidelines so not my attempt to judge any of those individual activities. This is directly as published by the CDC for phase 3:
In Disney world?
