TSA Numbers
12-03-2020, 09:18 AM
#1622
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Cases, Hospitalizations, and Deaths are all increasing, why wouldn’t anyone think these numbers wouldn’t be going into the toilet again. They’re basically saying don’t leave your house in LA. It won’t matter how much covid fatigue people have there’s not going to be any reason to go anywhere when we are locked down again, which is certainly where this is headed.
12-03-2020, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by RiddleEagle18
No.
I’m comparing it to cases over the summer when Florida had its second wave.
Testing was readily available then.
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I’m comparing it to cases over the summer when Florida had its second wave.
Testing was readily available then.
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Recently we seemed to peak around 10k cases a day and the governor has specifically prohibited any restrictions. School is in session, too, and the bars are wide open. I suppose the jury is still out on effects of the holidays but things certainly look better at the moment.
I was pretty skeptical about “no restrictions” but if the trend line holds through the holidays then I suspect that Florida will be “on the other side” of this thing.
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12-03-2020, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by BrazilBusDriver
For context, I’m also in Florida and the summer peak was around 15k cases/day if I recall correctly, and local governments were allowed to have both mask mandates and restrictions on indoor activities, there was a ban on bars operating, and school was out of session.
Recently we seemed to peak around 10k cases a day and the governor has specifically prohibited any restrictions. School is in session, too, and the bars are wide open. I suppose the jury is still out on effects of the holidays but things certainly look better at the moment.
Recently we seemed to peak around 10k cases a day and the governor has specifically prohibited any restrictions. School is in session, too, and the bars are wide open. I suppose the jury is still out on effects of the holidays but things certainly look better at the moment.
12-03-2020, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon
People not reading long or detailed arguments (and instead feeding off of cable news) is how the country got so jacked up. They’re talking circles around you so badly it’s hilarious.
As a country we are stupid. Very little reading and critical thinking. We need the Cliff Notes version to everything. Anything requiring thought and analysis is just too much work. So we have evolved to the point where we prefer others to think for us, rather than thinking for ourselves, and take as gospel whatever is spewed out onto the landscape by them.
As an example, many internationally made movies have substantial plots, and deep layers that requires the audience to be immersed in it, and so would be considered boring stateside. Hollywood movies therefore have to be made with one big explosion after another to be successful because of our short attention span.
Smh.
12-03-2020, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by All Bizniz
This ^^^^^
As a country we are stupid. Very little reading and critical thinking. We need the Cliff Notes version to everything. Anything requiring thought and analysis is just too much work. So we have evolved to the point where we prefer others to think for us, rather than thinking for ourselves, and take as gospel whatever is spewed out onto the landscape by them.
As an example, many internationally made movies have substantial plots, and deep layers that requires the audience to be immersed in it, and so would be considered boring stateside. Hollywood movies therefore have to be made with one big explosion after another to be successful because of our short attention span.
Smh.
As a country we are stupid. Very little reading and critical thinking. We need the Cliff Notes version to everything. Anything requiring thought and analysis is just too much work. So we have evolved to the point where we prefer others to think for us, rather than thinking for ourselves, and take as gospel whatever is spewed out onto the landscape by them.
As an example, many internationally made movies have substantial plots, and deep layers that requires the audience to be immersed in it, and so would be considered boring stateside. Hollywood movies therefore have to be made with one big explosion after another to be successful because of our short attention span.
Smh.
12-03-2020, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by LoneStar32
Florida has handled this virus better than almost anybody. A great example for failing states like New York and California to follow for sure.
12-03-2020, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by All Bizniz
This ^^^^^
As a country we are stupid. Very little reading and critical thinking. We need the Cliff Notes version to everything. Anything requiring thought and analysis is just too much work. So we have evolved to the point where we prefer others to think for us, rather than thinking for ourselves, and take as gospel whatever is spewed out onto the landscape by them.
As an example, many internationally made movies have substantial plots, and deep layers that requires the audience to be immersed in it, and so would be considered boring stateside. Hollywood movies therefore have to be made with one big explosion after another to be successful because of our short attention span.
Smh.
As a country we are stupid. Very little reading and critical thinking. We need the Cliff Notes version to everything. Anything requiring thought and analysis is just too much work. So we have evolved to the point where we prefer others to think for us, rather than thinking for ourselves, and take as gospel whatever is spewed out onto the landscape by them.
As an example, many internationally made movies have substantial plots, and deep layers that requires the audience to be immersed in it, and so would be considered boring stateside. Hollywood movies therefore have to be made with one big explosion after another to be successful because of our short attention span.
Smh.
Another example could be the rest of the world’s handing of the pandemic.
12-03-2020, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
What are you talking about. FL is top 3 in worst hit states. Much higher than CA too in deaths per million. There’s almost as many people living in the whole LA area as there are people in all of Florida. It’s a bit crowded hence more restrictions.
They don’t want to end up like California (I’ll leave it at that) so that’s why they’re doing it the way they are. I actually appreciate how they’re going about it. Small government is awesome.
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