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Florida Has More Covid Cases than Most Countries
It seems there is no end in sight for the escalation of cases in our state.
Other states seem to be doing so much more |
What matters is seriousness of cases. Hospitalizations and death rates. Those numbers are much more positive.
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I hope I’m wrong |
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https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...umbers-309000/ |
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In addition to that, there are a lot of numbers that we are not seeing and rumors about how some of the numbers are determined. It's been said that if a person is tested three times and is positive all three times that that is counted as three positive cases. Also consider that Florida with a population of 21.4 million is larger than many countries. |
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I read the referenced thread It seems to address available hospital beds It’s good to know we have capacity. My concern is not the number of beds but rather the dramatic increase in the number of cases |
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Here is another viewpoint |
Also consider that Florida with a population of 21.4 million is larger than many countries.[/QUOTE]
That’s a good point however when you consider the recent infection rate per percent of the population we move up in rank not down |
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I see California had to close down
I hope the same doesn’t happen to us |
Do all countries have the same number of citizens?
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Problem is are they real
Fox 35 Orlando discovered some sites were reporting all people tested were positive for Covid when they were not positive It’s an election year nothing is real Verify verify verify more important than trust |
COVID-19 Questions
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1) Quality of the testing: If places doing the testing are reporting 100% positives, something is wrong. Not feasible! 2) Quantity of testing: We test more - we get more negatives & positives. Simple math. It is still a concern for all of us, but I'm personally skeptical with some of the data. |
Oh no!
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Just curious how many recoveries?
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On a list of 235 countries in order by population, Florida would be placed 58th.
Florida has a larger population than most countries. |
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I have been saying all along that if we do not do our part to slow the virus, our economy is not going to recover. "Our part" meaning wear a mask in public when social distancing is not guaranteed. I have never been a proponent of mask wearing OUTDOORS when it is easy to distance yourself. Wearing a mask INDOORS is imperative, IMHO, when you are unable to distance yourself from others. |
A family member in Arizona said testing there is not nearly as much as the testing here in Florida. In Arizona they don't have much testing and when they do test there are long lines of people waiting for hours in 110 degree temperature. So many of them are not tested.
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ERRORS FOUND: Florida's positivity rate is skewed. #FOX35 went through #COVID19 test reports & found many clinics reporting 100% positivity. @orlandohealth admits their number is wrong, saying it shows 98% positive, but it's actually 9.4%. |
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Looking at the news reporting is being reported wrong, lots of discrepancies. Many of the testing facilities are only reporting positive cases of covid not the amount of test done 1000 test done and 5 positive = 0.5% The facilities in alot of areas have been sending it in like this 5 test done 5 positive = 100%
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Also, people forget that even if you survive this virus the possible lasting effects are lung damage, heart issues, blot clots and even brain damage.
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Florida also has more population than a lot of countries and most states.
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We have more infected because we are finding out by testing hundreds more than before. Look at the line of those waiting at Laurel Manor or at one of the other places. I had to go inside of CVS to get my wife's meds because of the long drive up line waiting to be tested. Most of those tested have NO symptoms and never will. Tell me that the death rate explodes and I will be concerned. Tell me that the hospital beds in The Villages are full of infected, then I will be concerned. Otherwise, it's all just Mass Hysteria as far as I am concerned. Wear your mask, gloves, eye protection and wash your hands and you will feel much better about it. |
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I think our ultimate goal, as a civilization, is to develop herd immunity. In order to do that, we need for citizens to acquire Covid-19 slowly enough to not overwhelm our hospitals. As with any pandemic, people will die. It is a fact. Regardless of what the media tells you we are successfully accomplishing that goal. It is the only way because Covid-19 will be here next year, the year after that, and so on. It very well may be years before an effective inoculation in available. We need to face reality. We need to reopen businesses before we totally ruin our economy. And people will die as they do in every pandemic.
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Population: 21.48 million Covid cases: 292,000 Covid deaths 4408 NY Population: 8.39 thousand Covid cases: 408.000 Covid deaths: 32,092 UK Population: 66.65 million Covid cases: 292,000 Covid deaths: 45,053 Now, tell me how badly Florida is doing. I would think number of deaths count. |
COVID deaths of people who get Social Security
The government has always wanted to cutback on Social Security. Well it seems to me they are doing just that. Seniors are dying and some children being forced to go back to school collect social security disability. I would love to know the stats on this. Florida has many Americans who fall into these categories.
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Two things occurred today to indicate that case numbers are inflated. First, the CDC said that northerners are coming south to vacation and are increasing the number of cases. Secondly, over 300 testing centers in Florida have had a 100% positivity rate... an impossibility. That means that EVERYONE they tested was infected. Excuse my French, BULL. More people die in car accidents than form the "bug," but that didn't shut down a thriving economy. For French coming &$#*@!
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