Do you think that Disney world will reclose its gates due to the rising number of COVID cases in Florida and around the country?

[ToTBellHop]

I agree. And the same is starting to happen in other markets with governments insisting on a return to normal - of course they almost all insist thier health care system cant deal with a 2nd wave in the winter months.

Sadly for the the people who work in theme parks, they are being subjected to this virus - which also isn't fair.

Unfortunately there is no right or wrong response - because this is all so unprecedented

I saw on Facebook that Disneyland closed for 18 months during the 1918-20 Flu Epidemic and the world continued spinning. Facebook comments sections back then were AWFUL. And all Woodrow Wilson has to tweet was “Sad.”

 

[legwand77]

There will be some deaths that aren't reported as Covid, that truly were Covid -- This is likely a very very large number.

But some people like to seize on isolated incidents as proof of some major conspiracy.

Where is that proof?

 

[havoc315]

Where is that proof?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/07/01/official-us-coronavirus-death-toll-is-a-substantial-undercount-of-actual-tally-new-yale-study-finds.html

 

[legwand77]

Florida still continues the trend in positivity down at 11.85% and number of cases per day with over 100K tests reported, deaths also decreased and hopefully will continue down. Orange County back in the <10% positivity zone as well. at 9.4% 2nd lowest in over a week

 

[schuelma]

Florida still continues the trend in positivity down at 11.85% and number of cases per day with over 100K tests reported, deaths also decreased and hopefully will continue down. Orange County back in the <10% positivity zone as well. at 9.4% 2nd lowest in over a week

Deaths are going to rise for at least the next 4 weeks.

 

[legwand77]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/07/01/official-us-coronavirus-death-toll-is-a-substantial-undercount-of-actual-tally-new-yale-study-finds.html

Yes that is the backlog of deaths that are being added to the daily death data, but there is no proof they are truly covid deaths like you claim. CDC is making the determination. Might be all, might be half, might be a few. Won't know that until the year is over at best.

 

[legwand77]

Deaths are going to rise for at least the next 4 weeks.

How much?

 

[schuelma]

How much?

No one knows for sure, but given we are seeing consistent 100 plus deaths right now, given the lag time I would not be surprised at 200 a day during the next few weeks.

 

[esskay]

People really need to stop trying to sweep the stats in Florida under a rug - they are not good, no matter how you paint them.

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[havoc315]

Yes that is the backlog of deaths that are being added to the daily death data, but there is no proof they are truly covid deaths like you claim. CDC is making the determination. Might be all, might be half, might be a few. Won't know that until the year is over at best.

Yes, there is proof. A peer reviewed scientific study is proof.

You may as well say, "there is no proof of gravity! It's just a theory!!!"

This is how science works.

And yes, we will no much more in retrospect. And many deaths will likely be reclassified based on the evidence.

But here is thing... if From 2000 to 2019, Feb-April "flu/pneumonia deaths" ranged from (example) 12,000 - 18,000, with an average of 15,000 -- And suddenly in 2020, you get suddenly get 30,000 flu/pneumonia deaths in that same period: It's extremely convincing evidence that approximately 15,000 of those deaths are actually under-reported Covid deaths.

But this is for the epidemiologists and statisticians.

 

[chrisvee]

Miami Dade Dashboard

yikes

 

[DisneyDebRob]

No one knows for sure, but given we are seeing consistent 100 plus deaths right now, given the lag time I would not be surprised at 200 a day during the next few weeks.

For the whole country averaging around 1000 deaths per day now. Up 50% from just 2 weeks ago. Cases rising all over, common sense tells you there will be more deaths. Let’s hope with better treatments they don’t go crazy but it will go up.

 

[DisneyDebRob]

But this is for the epidemiologists and statisticians.

You mean it’s for us then on the boards.

 

[legwand77]

Yes, there is proof. A peer reviewed scientific study is proof.

You may as well say, "there is no proof of gravity! It's just a theory!!!"

This is how science works.

And yes, we will no much more in retrospect. And many deaths will likely be reclassified based on the evidence.

But here is thing... if From 2000 to 2019, Feb-April "flu/pneumonia deaths" ranged from (example) 12,000 - 18,000, with an average of 15,000 -- And suddenly in 2020, you get suddenly get 30,000 flu/pneumonia deaths in that same period: It's extremely convincing evidence that approximately 15,000 of those deaths are actually under-reported Covid deaths.

But this is for the epidemiologists and statisticians.

honestly dont really get what you are going for, I agree like the article says there are excess deaths that have not been determined, the might be all covid , might not , might be in the middle. Nothing new here.

 

[legwand77]

Miami Dade Dashboard

yikes

Been like that for a few days now, and actually has improved from a peak of 109%

 

[Miss Bella]

@LUVMCO did qualify that claim

Jrb1979 seems to find my posts really funny. Maybe I should become a comedian.

 

[marni1971]

are there enough errors to change our conclusions on the severity of the virus?

I think the state of the world points to the severity of the virus.

 

[marni1971]

People really need to stop trying to sweep the stats in Florida under a rug - they are not good, no matter how you paint them.

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Johns Hopkins experts in global public health, infectious disease, and emergency preparedness have been at the forefront of the international response to COVID-19.

coronavirus.jhu.edu

They are a disaster.

 

[Miss Bella]

You could, hope your going to quarantine though. Need 5 total weeks to have a week vacation if your visiting a lot of states now.

Is it ok to respond since you quoted me?

 

[DisneyDebRob]

Is it ok to respond since you quoted me?

That’s up to you!