It’s still yet to be seen if the curve continues down like those other places or plateaus at a higher level. There’s still a lot less public interaction in FL right now then in normal times. It’s not like everything is back to normal.
It certainly helps that school is going remote a lot of places now and a lot of people are working from home. I still think FL needs to get off the naughty list before a lot of people will be willing to go there. It’s too bad for the tourism economy that the timing didn’t work out for the summer, but if they can get cases down and keep them down through the fall there’s a hope for a bump from the holiday season. I still think it’s Spring before we see a meaningful increase in demand for tourism overall. Most people are just laying low for now.
@DCBaker Thanks for posting these every day. I check in with your post each day to see the latest numbers.
The science right now isn't there, yet, to say that you are wrong about what it will take to achieve herd immunity. There are some interesting studies done and currently underway that suggest that there might be a rather large group of the population that may have some level of natural immunity to this virus without ever being exposed to this virus. It is an interesting thing to keep eye on.
I agree. There’s more we don’t know then we know. There’s still a shot that the immunity you get from being infected lasts forever or at least a long time. It’s also possible the immunity lasts a year or even less which means herd immunity is not really possible without repeat infections or repeat vaccinations. I have seen the theories that either there’s a natural immunity or potentially a T cell immunity that some people can have without ever being infected. It’s an interesting theory and promising if it turns out to be true. We just don’t know one way or the other if it is. I was also hopeful the virus would be seasonal and go dormant in the summer. That was a promising theory which hasn’t really panned out. I don’t think we can base public policy decisions on the hope that a theory pans out.
I agree we can't make policy decisions on things that are very preliminary.
This is true. In the beginning all of the talk was on how effective the vaccines would be at creating antibodies but it may turn out that for a lot of people the boost in T cells could be just as beneficial or potentially more beneficial long term. It’s really promising that the leading candidates seem to inspire production of both anti-bodies and T cells.
Follow up story to this picture. The students involved with posting these types of pictures on social media are now facing expulsion from the school. Well that’s one way to ensure you don’t have to be part of that show.
Of course they're going to punish the students...they don't want the world to know they're doing school re-opening about as wrong as it can be done.Follow up story to this picture. The students involved with posting these types of pictures on social media are now facing expulsion from the school. Well that’s one way to ensure you don’t have to be part of that **** show.
Students at Georgia school snapped photos of maskless peers. Now, they face expulsion
One student has already been suspended.www.yahoo.com
If you expel students for posting things on social media...you are going to run out of students pretty quick
I heard that. I don't even understand how that's terms for expulsion.Follow up story to this picture. The students involved with posting these types of pictures on social media are now facing expulsion from the school. Well that’s one way to ensure you don’t have to be part of that **** show.
Students at Georgia school snapped photos of maskless peers. Now, they face expulsion
One student has already been suspended.
