TSA numbers above 100k seven days in row
06-19-2020, 07:12 AM
#752
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Originally Posted by bbymse
June 18th pax numbers- 576,514
Clearly, we need a new thread title even though this one is still technically correct. Perhaps when we break 500,000 for seven days in a row we should start a new thread.
06-19-2020, 07:33 AM
#753
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Yeah, you guys can pretty much count out Florida and Disney World opening up any time soon to help your numbers.
News Alert: Florida reports record single-day increase of nearly 4,000 coronavirus cases
The Florida Department of Health is reporting an additional 3,822 cases of coronavirus on Friday, bringing the state total to at least 89,748 according to data released by the state.
Friday's numbers mark the highest number of reported cases in a single day the state has seen, according to the Florida Department of Health.
News Alert: Florida reports record single-day increase of nearly 4,000 coronavirus cases
The Florida Department of Health is reporting an additional 3,822 cases of coronavirus on Friday, bringing the state total to at least 89,748 according to data released by the state.
Friday's numbers mark the highest number of reported cases in a single day the state has seen, according to the Florida Department of Health.
06-19-2020, 07:43 AM
#754
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Originally Posted by Ciceda
Yeah, you guys can pretty much count out Florida and Disney World opening up any time soon to help your numbers.
News Alert: Florida reports record single-day increase of nearly 4,000 coronavirus cases
The Florida Department of Health is reporting an additional 3,822 cases of coronavirus on Friday, bringing the state total to at least 89,748 according to data released by the state.
Friday's numbers mark the highest number of reported cases in a single day the state has seen, according to the Florida Department of Health.
News Alert: Florida reports record single-day increase of nearly 4,000 coronavirus cases
The Florida Department of Health is reporting an additional 3,822 cases of coronavirus on Friday, bringing the state total to at least 89,748 according to data released by the state.
Friday's numbers mark the highest number of reported cases in a single day the state has seen, according to the Florida Department of Health.
The media will only be able to scare the public for so long with the massive increase in cases (due almost entirely to testing).
Eventually, even Joe Public will wake up to the fact that a massive increase in testing, leads to a large increase in detection and cases.
It’s possible that even Joe Public Will realize that without a corresponding leap in deaths all those new cases mean the virus gets less deadly by the day.
It means using math yes but eventually the media won’t be able to scare the public about how deadly the virus is.
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06-19-2020, 07:48 AM
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06-19-2020, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by NewGuy01
The media will only be able to scare the public for so long with the massive increase in cases (due almost entirely to testing).
Eventually, even Joe Public will wake up to the fact that a massive increase in testing, leads to a large increase in detection and cases.
It’s possible that even Joe Public Will realize that without a corresponding leap in deaths all those new cases mean the virus gets less deadly by the day.
It means using math yes but eventually the media won’t be able to scare the public about how deadly the virus is.
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Eventually, even Joe Public will wake up to the fact that a massive increase in testing, leads to a large increase in detection and cases.
It’s possible that even Joe Public Will realize that without a corresponding leap in deaths all those new cases mean the virus gets less deadly by the day.
It means using math yes but eventually the media won’t be able to scare the public about how deadly the virus is.
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The testing argument has already been debunked. Testing in Florida began in May but was not spiking until the last 2 weeks. If it was due to testing it would have spike before. The virus is growing, it’s not the testing. Also that’s a pretty ominous graph you have there....
06-19-2020, 09:37 AM
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What I heard about the testing (NPR) was that yes the amount of testing is increasing but so is the rate of positive results. E.g.:
10 tests with 5 positive then
100 tests with 60 positive now
and that also there isn’t t necessarily increased testing in the all the areas that are having an increase in cases
10 tests with 5 positive then
100 tests with 60 positive now
and that also there isn’t t necessarily increased testing in the all the areas that are having an increase in cases
06-19-2020, 10:18 AM
#758
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Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
The virus is growing, it’s not the testing.
06-19-2020, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by contrails12
What I heard about the testing (NPR) was that yes the amount of testing is increasing but so is the rate of positive results. E.g.:
10 tests with 5 positive then
100 tests with 60 positive now
and that also there isn’t t necessarily increased testing in the all the areas that are having an increase in cases
10 tests with 5 positive then
100 tests with 60 positive now
and that also there isn’t t necessarily increased testing in the all the areas that are having an increase in cases
06-19-2020, 11:35 AM
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Anyhow...almost at 600k...next Monday/Thurs/Fri should be above 600k...
Virus not nearly as lethal as the "experts" thought or predicted in Mar/Apr..
Deaths in FL, TX and other places supposedly "spiking" have not dramatically increased. Using worldometer (not the best source, but easiest to bring up on iPhone and follows the same trends as CDC #'s)shows a death rate vs confirmed cases for FL just over 3%, and for TX at 2%... those are for the confirmed cases which are typically the most severe. That isn't even for the asymptomatic cases which are estimated much much higher.
Public isn't going to fall for the BS. Those "experts" who may be correct, will be ignored because of the politics and childish behavior of those on both sides trying to win support.
Shelter the >80 crowd... The rest of us barely even feel a symptom. Hell a common cold is more annoying than the majority of Covid 19 symptoms.
Business is going to continue to open. US Economy and it's citizens won't put up with another "shutdown", for a .02- .04% mortality rate.
If the gov't and States really thought we were all doomed they would be shutting everything down already. As is they know as well as we do that it's not a death sentence and an overwhelmingly large majority of us will be just fine.. Like 99.96% of us will make it...I'd take those odds.
Virus not nearly as lethal as the "experts" thought or predicted in Mar/Apr..
Deaths in FL, TX and other places supposedly "spiking" have not dramatically increased. Using worldometer (not the best source, but easiest to bring up on iPhone and follows the same trends as CDC #'s)shows a death rate vs confirmed cases for FL just over 3%, and for TX at 2%... those are for the confirmed cases which are typically the most severe. That isn't even for the asymptomatic cases which are estimated much much higher.
Public isn't going to fall for the BS. Those "experts" who may be correct, will be ignored because of the politics and childish behavior of those on both sides trying to win support.
Shelter the >80 crowd... The rest of us barely even feel a symptom. Hell a common cold is more annoying than the majority of Covid 19 symptoms.
Business is going to continue to open. US Economy and it's citizens won't put up with another "shutdown", for a .02- .04% mortality rate.
If the gov't and States really thought we were all doomed they would be shutting everything down already. As is they know as well as we do that it's not a death sentence and an overwhelmingly large majority of us will be just fine.. Like 99.96% of us will make it...I'd take those odds.
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