Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

[jt04]

Source please.

Scroll down to cases by age. Took about 3 minutes to google

Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the U.S.

View the number of confirmed cases COVID-19 in the United States.

www.cdc.gov

 

[jt04]

In addition to the Apple stores closing, this also happened in orange

Back to Phase 1: Orange, Osceola courts pull back after attorneys test positive for COVID-19

Courts in Orange and Osceola Counties will limit their operations again starting Monday after a spike in local coronavirus cases. Chief Judge Donald Myers Jr. said the decision was made last Friday…

www.orlandosentinel.com

As expected. The whole reason for phased openings was to reverse course as needed in impacted areas. Some areas are still seeing declines. Governors need this flexibility.

 

[Prince-1]

Scroll down to cases by age. Took about 3 minutes to google

Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the U.S.

View the number of confirmed cases COVID-19 in the United States.

www.cdc.gov

Nice try but I wasn‘t asking about the number of cases in younger children I was asking you to provide a source that shows that children have a natural immune to it. Not some assumption you made from data but actual proof from a credible source. I’m guessing that this will take A LOT longer than three minutes to google.

 

[jt04]

Nice try but I wasn‘t asking about the number of cases in younger children I was asking you to provide a source that shows that children have a natural immune to it. Not some assumption you made from data but actual proof from a credible source. I’m guessing that this will take A LOT longer than three minutes to google.

Coronavirus patients over age 80 have a death rate of 15%. Here's the death rate for every age bracket.

Coronavirus patients in their 50s are about three times more likely to die than patients in their 40s.

www.businessinsider.com

"The study did not report any deaths in children younger than 10, who represented less than 1% of the patients."

 

[jt04]

Nice try but I wasn‘t asking about the number of cases in younger children I was asking you to provide a source that shows that children have a natural immune to it. Not some assumption you made from data but actual proof from a credible source. I’m guessing that this will take A LOT longer than three minutes to google.

The study did not report any deaths in children younger than 10, who represented less than 1% of the patients.

 

[Prince-1]

Coronavirus patients over age 80 have a death rate of 15%. Here's the death rate for every age bracket.

Coronavirus patients in their 50s are about three times more likely to die than patients in their 40s.

www.businessinsider.com

"The study did not report any deaths in children younger than 10, who represented less than 1% of the patients."

Ok doc, so no proof. Just some wild assumptions you made. Another wannabe expert.

Hey Mom, can we start banning people who just either make crap up or outright lie???

 

[MisterPenguin]

 

[Prince-1]

I know you are obtuse from the political forum so if a direct clear quote doesn't work it is your problem. This isn't an unknown aspect of the disease but has been widely documented.

Show proof of it. And name calling is a no no on here.

 

[jt04]

Ok doc, so no proof. Just some wild assumptions you made. Another wannabe expert.

Hey Mom, can we start banning people who just either make crap up or outright lie???

I cited an article. I guess you think next to no deaths of the young is happenstance.

The Mom won't ban people for telling the truth even if it pops the alt reality bubble you live in.

 

[jt04]

Show proof of it. And name calling is a no no on here.

I did. Your cognitive dissonance has impacted your judgement.

 

[Prince-1]

I cited an article. I guess you think next to no deaths of the young is happenstance.

The Mom won't ban people for telling the truth even if it pops the alt reality bubble you live in.

Again, that isn't proof that they have a natural immunity. It's a total guess from you which you extrapolated from data that you read which isn't surprising from someone with zero medical experience. I have asked for actual medical and scientific proof but you have yet to provide any because there isn't any. You are just guessing and you know what, you may be right, but then again you may be 100% wrong. It's ok, you were asked a hard question from someone who is obtuse and you can't back up your claim. It happens.

Moving on....

 

[jt04]

Again, that isn't proof that they have a natural immunity. It's a total guess from you which you extrapolated from data that you read which isn't surprising from someone with zero medical experience. I have asked for actual medical and scientific proof but you have yet to provide any because there isn't any. You are just guessing and you know what, you may be right, but then again you may be 100% wrong. It's ok, you were asked a hard question from someone who is obtuse and you can't back up your claim. It happens.

Moving on....

Bye.

 

[DisneyDebRob]

Just saw on The Nameless Site that Jellyrolls is scheduled to open along with BWI on Oct 1.

That's... optimistic.

Everyone gets a clear face shield?

My wife has a Facebook account and has JellyRolls as a friend. It came straight from them. She yelled it to me as I was relaxing. No nameless sites needed.

 

[Quackers5000]

 

[icc2515]

Scroll down to cases by age. Took about 3 minutes to google

Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the U.S.

View the number of confirmed cases COVID-19 in the United States.

www.cdc.gov

What you did I there was create a hypothesis. Your hypothesis is that since children 17 and under have a much lower rate of infection they must have a natural immunity. Now all you need to do is prove your hypothesis correct.

My hypothesis is that children under the age of 17 have a lower number of infections because they are not in school, not allowed to see their friends, and when they do get infected they are often asymptotic so their parents don’t have a reason to get them tested. I am not going to go to the trouble of trying to prove my hypothesis correct as common sense tells me I am right.

 

[oceanbreeze77]

interesting

 

[oceanbreeze77]

I'm sorry I did not state it very well in my reply. Let me try again with more information.


I have a trip for Dec and I have an annual pass. I am staying in a DVC for 1 nite before a cruise and I booked a park reservation for Epcot so we could have dinner there and do a few rides. Then I have 2 more trips planned for other months before Dec staying at DVC resorts and I was able to make park reservations for both of those trips. I do not know where you are getting your information from, but I can tell you that it is wrong as I have done it.

okay, I See what you're saying.

I just got it from the twitter thread, DL is my home park so IDK how everything works at WDW when it comes to being a pass holder/dvc
here's another post

 

[oceanbreeze77]

I'm curious, have there been reports on how the masks work with rollercoasters?

 

[jt04]

What you did I there was create a hypothesis. Your hypothesis is that since children 17 and under have a much lower rate of infection they must have a natural immunity. Now all you need to do is prove your hypothesis correct.

My hypothesis is that children under the age of 17 have a lower number of infections because they are not in school, not allowed to see their friends, and when they do get infected they are often asymptotic so their parents don’t have a reason to get them tested. I am not going to go to the trouble of trying to prove my hypothesis correct as common sense tells me I am right.

I'm guessing the people doing these studies don't make that conclusion in blunt language is they don't want people to be unnecessarily careless and thus exposing other more vulnerable family members and more.

But it is very clear from the stats. I think the poster was trying to start an argument.

 

[Miss Bella]

Again we will see what happens. As for your asinine comment about wishful thinking I personally could care less because I’m not going to Disney anytime this year. They could open next month or stay closed for another month or two and it affects me not.

Why are you spending time posting on here if you could care less? Wouldn't you rather spend time on things you care about?