Sirwalterraleigh
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that’s stupid...but typical.
the data will show - hunch - that there will be LESS potential adverse effects in children than adults.
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that’s stupid...but typical.
the data will show - hunch - that there will be LESS potential adverse effects in children than adults.
Sirwalterraleigh
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tell them ditch the masks...can’t expect them to comply
but seriously...people are fast passes trained...and frankly + was awful when you step back and look at it...
so how’s this gonna play?
sullyinMT
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Or common teenage workplaces. Or summer camps.
AmesTARDIS
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Part of that problem will be planning, permits, safety, and $$$. It takes a lot of planning to put on a big fireworks display.
correcaminos
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And that third seem to be waiting to race for it. My high school just offered a second covid clinic. The nurses are requesting we send in a copy of the covid vaccine card when vaccinated. Really wish we could get this approved faster.
ImperfectPixie
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Unbelievable.
disneygeek90
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Bring back the shows!!
Chi84
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Why would you tell people who are complying with the mask requirement to ditch masks because they can’t be expected to comply? Maybe I’m misunderstanding?tell them ditch the masks...can’t expect them to comply
but seriously...people are fast passes trained...and frankly + was awful when you step back and look at it...
so how’s this gonna play?
FastPass+ worked great for us, but we vacation differently from most. I expect we’ll adapt to whatever system Disney adopts - or we’ll find another vacation venue. Life is all about learning to deal with change.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Yep...I can’t penetrate those shields...
threvester
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what a nasty generalization
GoofGoof
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It’s a little misleading of them here is an actual survey:
Poll Shows Parents Are Reluctant to Get Their Children Vaccinated for Covid-19 (Published 2021)
The new survey also found only 9 percent of adult respondents hadn’t gotten the shot but planned to do so, suggesting the country is nearing the limit of people planning to get immunized.
The percent of parents who said they would get their kids vaccinated right away is 30% but another 26% said they would wait and see how the vaccine works. So 56% total yes and that mirrors the adult parents. Once there is approval I think most of the 26% cross over to yes but people don’t want to commit until the FDA formally says it’s safe. Only 23% said they would not get their kids vaccinated no matter what which is only slightly higher than the adult population saying the same things.
On adults, the poll showed 9% of adults who haven’t gotten the shot yet said they still would definitely get it. We are at 57% of adults with one shot so that would put us to around 66% of adults some time sooner than later going in. The percent of adults who say no way, never is holding at 20%. That means there are still 14% of adults in the wait and see group and that’s the target demographic for increasing the totals. If we get all of them we could reach 80%, if we get half 73% and if we get none we are left at 66%. Getting over 70% of 12+ would be a good target which would mean 60% of the total population. That should be good enough to get it done...hopefully. I think ultimately kids 12+ come in around the same percent as adults but younger kids will probably be much lower as hopefully by the time they are approved covid is less of a threat.
Kevin_W
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I can't see a requirement for something that unpopular.
ImperfectPixie
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I'd almost bet the only reason it's unpopular is because of where people are reading about it. Which is very unfortunate because there's tons of good, easy-to-understand information if you just look instead of waiting for the media to hand you everything with a good dose of spin.
GoofGoof
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It’s not that unpopular...just a doom and gloom headline from a network whose ratings soared when Covid was raging.
DisneyFan32
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It's going to be over very soon to back to normal @GoofGoof
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
I agree...provided there’s a significant case/proof that it’s not the case
It’s a little misleading of them here is an actual survey:
Poll Shows Parents Are Reluctant to Get Their Children Vaccinated for Covid-19 (Published 2021)
The new survey also found only 9 percent of adult respondents hadn’t gotten the shot but planned to do so, suggesting the country is nearing the limit of people planning to get immunized.www.nytimes.com
The percent of parents who said they would get their kids vaccinated right away is 30% but another 26% said they would wait and see how the vaccine works. So 56% total yes and that mirrors the adult parents. Once there is approval I think most of the 26% cross over to yes but people don’t want to commit until the FDA formally says it’s safe. Only 23% said they would not get their kids vaccinated no matter what which is only slightly higher than the adult population saying the same things.
On adults, the poll showed 9% of adults who haven’t gotten the shot yet said they still would definitely get it. We are at 57% of adults with one shot so that would put us to around 66% of adults some time sooner than later going in. The percent of adults who say no way, never is holding at 20%. That means there are still 14% of adults in the wait and see group and that’s the target demographic for increasing the totals. If we get all of them we could reach 80%, if we get half 73% and if we get none we are left at 66%. Getting over 70% of 12+ would be a good target which would mean 60% of the total population. That should be good enough to get it done...hopefully. I think ultimately kids 12+ come in around the same percent as adults but younger kids will probably be much lower as hopefully by the time they are approved covid is less of a threat.
The problem is “wait until I see the effects” when the vax theory requires max participation is in essence: a no.
not interested if they get it in 2023
it should be “optional” to decline it...if you’re board certified as an immunologist/virologist
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Wendy Pleakley
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The actual headline is that Less than a third of parents say they'd let their child get Covid-19 vaccine right away.
An additional third want to wait to see how the vaccine is working. Not sure why the hesitancy as we know the vaccines work and are safe, but the numbers are better than implied here.
Sirwalterraleigh
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Woah...we got an Andy C sighting!!
welcome back
welcome back
SorcererMC
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I read the study this morning, and the charts are helpful in understanding the distribution over time. The narrative about lagging demand, which is just a snapshot, is highly misleading, in terms of how it's expected to actually play out.It’s a little misleading of them here is an actual survey:
Poll Shows Parents Are Reluctant to Get Their Children Vaccinated for Covid-19 (Published 2021)
The new survey also found only 9 percent of adult respondents hadn’t gotten the shot but planned to do so, suggesting the country is nearing the limit of people planning to get immunized.
The percent of parents who said they would get their kids vaccinated right away is 30% but another 26% said they would wait and see how the vaccine works. So 56% total yes and that mirrors the adult parents. Once there is approval I think most of the 26% cross over to yes but people don’t want to commit until the FDA formally says it’s safe. Only 23% said they would not get their kids vaccinated no matter what which is only slightly higher than the adult population saying the same things.
On adults, the poll showed 9% of adults who haven’t gotten the shot yet said they still would definitely get it. We are at 57% of adults with one shot so that would put us to around 66% of adults some time sooner than later going in. The percent of adults who say no way, never is holding at 20%. That means there are still 14% of adults in the wait and see group and that’s the target demographic for increasing the totals. If we get all of them we could reach 80%, if we get half 73% and if we get none we are left at 66%. Getting over 70% of 12+ would be a good target which would mean 60% of the total population. That should be good enough to get it done...hopefully. I think ultimately kids 12+ come in around the same percent as adults but younger kids will probably be much lower as hopefully by the time they are approved covid is less of a threat.
KFF COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor: April 2021 | KFF
Most adults nationally say they have gotten at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, and few say they haven’t but want to do so right away, posing a new challenge for the nation’s vaccination efforts. The latest report also explores parents' intentions for their kids, confidence in vaccines'...
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