Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

[Trauma]

I really hope when this is truly over we can all get together in Epcot and share some laughs over some food and beverage.

This is exhausting.

 

[danlb_2000]

Meanwhile, in the United States we had our two best new case days of the entire month this weekend

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Does this mean anything? Who knows but for the first time in nearly a month the seven day average is going down.

There is no mechanism that could lead to that dramatic a drop in cases, it has to be some sort of data collection or reporting issue.

 

[carolina_yankee]

Look at the previous weekends. It’s the best weekend in over a month.

The graph I posted is from the CDC, M-F were the highest on the graph, but Sat-Sun the lowest so of course the week numbers are up. However, something changed, is this data lag, is it an anomaly or is it the start of a new trend? I don’t know, just thought it was interesting and a break from the sky is falling posts.

I see tour point. If this weekend is lower than last weekend you still have to look at the states that post each weekend to see if there is a difference. I would be more comfortable going with the weekly numbers.

For the sky is falling, this helps:

 

[danlb_2000]

Update to that UK stat. Looks like it was erroneous.

That's still a pretty bad statistic, much higher rate then we are seeing in the US.

 

[Heppenheimer]

There is no mechanism that could lead to that dramatic a drop in cases, it has to be some sort of data collection or reporting issue.

Of the course there is a mechanism, its the magic immune system that the vaccine refuseniks think they can rely on.

 

[Clamman73]

Disney is actually "encouraging people to share tables with other parties"

Disney is NOT going to go backwards and to me this shows that.

I took a peak in there a few years ago…I think if someone open-air sneezes in one corner, the droplets would reach the opposite corner.

 

[carolina_yankee]

That's still a pretty bad statistic, much higher rate then we are seeing in the US.

Have we seen numbers on AstraZeneca compared to Pfizer with regard to Delta? I think those are the two the Brits are using. I could see the disparity if AZ is not as good against Delta as mRNA vaccines, plus the UK is further along with Delta than we are. We are mostly mRNA, which can help.

 

[Trauma]

That's still a pretty bad statistic, much higher rate then we are seeing in the US.

Something just seems very off with the whole thing.

I’ll await further info.

 

[sullyinMT]

Look at the previous weekends. It’s the best weekend in over a month.

I'd love for you/those numbers to be right. But I think we'll see some backfill through the week. It seems that even if the CDC updates daily (even they recently switched to updating that chart Mon-Sat recently), they go back and correct dates instead of "piling on" new data. If the weekend was still this amazing come Wed or Thurs, I'll join the enthusiasm.

 

[LittleBuford]

What’s the sense in introducing this requirement in September, after weeks of summer clubbing? Ridiculous.

Covid: Two jabs needed to enter nightclubs from September

People will need to be fully vaccinated to enter venues where large crowds gather, the government says.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[danlb_2000]

Something just seems very off with the whole thing.

I’ll await further info.

They are now saying "60% of hospitalisations from COVID are currently from unvaccinated people", I wonder if part of the 40% are partially vaccinated?

 

[Trauma]

They are now saying "60% of hospitalisations from COVID are currently from unvaccinated people", I wonder if part of the 40% are partially vaccinated?

Who knows clearly the guy forgot his medicine this morning.

Hopefully they get correct information tomorrow.

 

[correcaminos]

Not sure why the UK data doesn't align with this.

It was a misspoken statement. Neatly 2/3 of hospitalizations are not vaxxed

60% of all COVID hospitalisations are unvaccinated, says Patrick Vallance

Sir Patrick Vallance said that it is "inevitable" that the proportion of people being admitted to hospitals who have had both jabs will increase.

news.yahoo.com

 

[ImperfectPixie]

It was a misspoken statement. Neatly 2/3 of hospitalizations are not vaxxed

60% of all COVID hospitalisations are unvaccinated, says Patrick Vallance

Sir Patrick Vallance said that it is "inevitable" that the proportion of people being admitted to hospitals who have had both jabs will increase.

news.yahoo.com

The important thing is that they quickly and openly corrected themselves, as any reputable news source does.

 

[lazyboy97o]

Of the course there is a mechanism, its the magic immune system that the vaccine refuseniks think they can rely on.

The key is to stir your Emergen-C with a healing metal, not a crystal. I find lead works the best.

 

[Jenny72]

An epidemiologist on NPR stated that the best estimates for the current Pfizer/Moderna vaccines against Delta (excluding mild/moderate cases) are between 70 and 90 percent efficacy. So it's nowhere near the 99.99% numbers that the NJ government is touting.

It's not impossible that 40% of people hospitalized for Covid could be vaccinated since it's older and more vulnerable people that tend to get vaccinated in the first place.

I'm very, very pro vaccination. But I do get a little frustrated with the idea that you can practically french kiss strangers if you're vaccinated and you're 99.999% protected. Anti-vaxx misinformation is the worst, but let's keep everything as clear as possible regarding risk.

 

[LittleBuford]

This is interesting in light of the confusion surrounding the UK hospital figures:

“Conversely, well over half of our Covid admissions have been vaccinated. These patients are a mix of ages, and are less unwell than they used to be, for the most part; very few need admission to intensive care after vaccination. The vaccination clearly works, but is not 100% effective in all people.”

I work in an NHS Covid ward â and I feel so angry

It is hard not to feel undermined by rising cases and the decision to relax restrictions , says this consultant

www.theguardian.com

It does surprise me that so many vaccinated people (even 40% is quite high) are ending up in hospital, though the fact they’re experiencing less severe symptoms is encouraging.

 

[TheGuyThatMakesSwords]

The key is to stir your Emergen-C with a healing metal, not a crystal. I find lead works the best.

Chemist, and laughing . Alternates during our current materials shortage include Antimony, and Plutonium

 

[lewisc]

Are the UK numbers for fully vaccinated or does it include those who only received the first shot. I think UK is still extending the intervel between shots

 

[danlb_2000]

An epidemiologist on NPR stated that the best estimates for the current Pfizer/Moderna vaccines against Delta (excluding mild/moderate cases) are between 70 and 90 percent efficacy. So it's nowhere near the 99.99% numbers that the NJ government is touting.

It's not impossible that 40% of people hospitalized for Covid could be vaccinated since it's older and more vulnerable people that tend to get vaccinated in the first place.

I'm very, very pro vaccination. But I do get a little frustrated with the idea that you can practically french kiss strangers if you're vaccinated and you're 99.999% protected. Anti-vaxx misinformation is the worst, but let's keep everything as clear as possible regarding risk.

So you are saying the NJ officials are falsifying the numbers?