Also people shouldn’t be saying..” I’ve had no inclination to research it” followed by “ it’s quite possible “. Sort of the same thing. That’s why hard data is always the way to go instead of, well let’s just say assumptions.
My suggestion...go to every other hospitality venue in the state and skip WDW. Problem solved for you. Just like the people who think that they have pulled back on restrictions too fast. Nobody has to go to WDW.
FL announced on Friday that there would be no reporting until Tuesday. I don't know if they'll spread the numbers out on the day they would have been reported or just dump them all as Monday cases.
Not the same thing. It is certainly quite possible that different States have different criteria. People have made reference to that in this thread over the months. I'm also not stating it as fact. Saying "most doctors agree" with something is stating a fact which isn't supported by data.
I don’t want to get into a argument of any kind with you but the facts are this. From Fauci on down.. just do a quick search of it and go to the reputable sites, and you will see that almost all have said it’s been undercounted. I just did it because I was also wondering. From the AAMC to scientificamerica ..etc .. all say they have been undercounted. Some even say by up to 57%. Now I don’t and nobody knows the exact number but the majority of the experts believe it has happened. So with that being said, the next logical opinion would be that doctors also think it. Sometimes we just have to follow the stream to find out where it ends.
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No, I’m not a hoaxer. Vast majority are directly related to COVID. But our broad definition is why deaths may linger longer or be a little higher than we would expect.
Right but for example, 60% of the 300 pediatric COVID deaths also had influenza, according to CDC data. And you’re right, there are many missed.
I think the issue is most people were unaware that this has always been the way deaths were counted. There is no conspiracy here it’s common practice. If someone has terminal lung cancer and ends up in the hospital and dies from cardiac arrest did they die from a heart attack or cancer? In your example we don’t know if they would have had a heart attack anyway without having terminal lung cancer so it shouldn’t count as someone who died from cancer? If deaths were tracked this way very few people would die from cancer.
I’m not complaining about the whole experience. Just the stupid masks.
Sorry I pointed out something that makes the experience less enjoyable lol.
No I don't want another outbreak in US, and I don't want more masks and social distancing, as I don't want wear mask anymore I can't stand it anymore. I don't want another pandemic soon.For those so interested, the next (potential) outbreak. And note I don’t believe a word China says on the matter:
China reports human case of H10N3 bird flu, a possible first
The Chinese government says a 41-year-old man has contracted what might be the world’s first human case of the H10N3 strain of bird flu, but that the risk of large-scale spread is low
Everything here sucks outside the resort. There is no defending this half assed experience. They should have juat kept it closed till 2023.
All I’m saying is you have options now. This isn’t July 2020 where every possible entertainment option is going to require the same masks and distancing and Covid protocols. You pointed out that WDW is the only one left in the state doing it. If it’s a deal breaker for you just go somewhere else or wait a little while until they change. Seems simple. I’m sure Disney will update their policies at some point. For now, that’s the experience.
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