Anatta lied, Florida most definitely NOT under control

And you know this how lol?

People fleeing NY is an indisputable result of democrat policy. Lockdowns suck and cause people to flee to places that aren’t locked down. It’s human nature. Why would anyone want to stay confined for *months* when they have alternatives?

And herd immunity is absolutely in play as explanation for NYC and other places that were hard hit. In fact, it’s gaining traction.
LMAO. Herd immunity does not exist for Covid.
 
DeSantis responded without sacrificing his state’s economy.

Democrats/Fauci are bad about taking a narrow view—as if nothing else matters but COVID numbers. Lockdowns take a grotesque social toll wherever they are inflicted on a city or state.

Come November, DeSantis will be able to say FL weathered the storm without creating some nasty unintended consequences.

Is anyone left in NYC?
No the fled to Florida and that is why Florida case rate is as high as it is.
 
Gaining traction with you. Not one public health expert agrees. That's zero. I think they know better than you.

Try going beyond ‘public’ experts and you’ll find something above zero.
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What is known is that after rising at an alarming pace starting in May, new cases of covid-19 in Sun Belt states like Florida have started to fall. Some of that may be due to social distancing behavior, but rising rates of immunity are also a factor, according to Youyang Gu, a computer scientist whose Covid-19 Projections is among 34 pandemic models tracked by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

“Immunity may play a significant part in the regions that are declining,” says Gu. At least until the fall, which is how far his models look forward, he says, “I don’t think there is going to be another spike” of infections in southern states.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.te...munity-slowing-down-coronavirus-parts-us/amp/
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All spikes follow a bell shaped curve because it’s a natural phenomenon. Remember ‘flatten the curve’? Before they moved the goal posts? They were talking about knocking the top off the peak of the curve. Many places/states never had a ‘peak’ worth mentioning, but they locked down anyway. And here we are in a national recession with suicides skyrocketing and all the rest.

What a cluster F*.
 
We aren't talking about NY and NJ. They now have almost no cases. We're talking about Florida. Try to stay on the topic.
The TOPIC is COVID disasters and as I said NYC is the GOLD STANDARD. When Florida nears that disaster then you have something to cry about. Try to keep up.
 
No the fled to Florida and that is why Florida case rate is as high as it is.

FL numbers are concentrated in the high population density areas [surprise-surprise]. If they follow the established pattern the curve will bottom out and stay there.

Regardless of mitigation.
 
The TOPIC is COVID disasters and as I said NYC is the GOLD STANDARD. When Florida nears that disaster then you have something to cry about. Try to keep up.

So, you can't read? Check the title of the thread please, and see if you can stay on topic.
 
Try going beyond ‘public’ experts and you’ll find something above zero.
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What is known is that after rising at an alarming pace starting in May, new cases of covid-19 in Sun Belt states like Florida have started to fall. Some of that may be due to social distancing behavior, but rising rates of immunity are also a factor, according to Youyang Gu, a computer scientist whose Covid-19 Projections is among 34 pandemic models tracked by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

“Immunity may play a significant part in the regions that are declining,” says Gu. At least until the fall, which is how far his models look forward, he says, “I don’t think there is going to be another spike” of infections in southern states.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.te...munity-slowing-down-coronavirus-parts-us/amp/
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All spikes follow a bell shaped curve because it’s a natural phenomenon. Remember ‘flatten the curve’? Before they moved the goal posts? They were talking about knocking the top off the peak of the curve. Many places/states never had a ‘peak’ worth mentioning, but they locked down anyway. And here we are in a national recession with suicides skyrocketing and all the rest.

What a cluster F*.

Oh, so we should consult the lady that believes in lizard people and alien sperm. Sure, you go with that. Or in your case, not a public health expert, but a computer geek. Great sources.
 
So, you can't read? Check the title of the thread please, and see if you can stay on topic.
The TOPIC is Florida and YOU said it was a DISASTER I pointed out that it wasn't a COVID disaster because NYC is the definition of a COVID disaster. The REAL COVID nursing home deaths in NY is very likely 1-2,000 more people than the ENTIRE state of Florida COVID deaths. Florida is a temporary hot spot not a full blown disaster like NY was. Moron.
 
Anatta is just reading off a Script handed to him at the Russian Troll Farm, I don't think he can be personally blamed for doing what he's paid to do.

You're not funny Jacqui, if you had any sense then you'd realise that LV is a nasty piece of work!
 
Oh, so we should consult the lady that believes in lizard people and alien sperm. Sure, you go with that. Or in your case, not a public health expert, but a computer geek. Great sources.

Dude, Ferguson is a computer geek and all the ‘public experts’ you worship went by his model which was wildly off. AND they had to know of his reputation for being wildly off.

Something causes the decline after a spike so what is it?

Masks lol?
 
Florida sees lowest rate of new COVID-19 cases in past two months
https://www.sun-sentinel.com/corona...0200820-2qorng3zbbfnlm7xn6rntvv5lq-story.html
he spread of COVID-19 is easing in Florida, with the statewide rate for new infections dipping to its lowest point within the past two months, according to the latest state figures.

The statewide testing positivity rate was 6.8% based on Wednesday’s results, which were released Thursday by the Florida Department of Health. That’s the lowest since it was 5.3% on June 14.

Public health experts say the virus is under control when the rate is 5% or below. The state says its “target range” is below 10%.

From June 15 through the end of July, Florida regularly had positivity rates above 10%, and even hit 15% or higher on several days.

Positivity has been below 10% for the last nine days after a backlog of results for Aug. 11 is taken out of the equation.
 
Dude, Ferguson is a computer geek and all the ‘public experts’ you worship went by his model which was wildly off. AND they had to know of his reputation for being wildly off.

Something causes the decline after a spike so what is it?

Masks lol?
You really don't know? Why not read about what Fla/Texas did once they had massive deaths?
 
LMAO. Herd immunity does not exist for Covid.
dumbest post of the year. there are "memery antibodies" as well as specific antibodys -the memory last much longer/
Then there are T-cells and also virus mutations - all work toward herd immunity/mitigation

thanks to Trumps "Operation Warpspeed" we are looking good for a vaccine as well.. Thanks Trump!
 
Potent antibodies found in people recovered from COVID-19
https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih...nt-antibodies-found-people-recovered-covid-19
The researchers first isolated antibodies that could bind to the receptor binding domain (RBD), a crucial region on the virus’s spike protein. They then tested whether the antibodies could neutralize SARS-CoV-2—that is, bind to the virus and stop infection.

Most participants had low or very low levels of antibodies against SARS-CoV-2. Only 1% of the study participants had high levels of antibodies that could neutralize the virus.

To examine the range of antibodies made, the researchers isolated the cells that produce antibodies—memory B cells—from the plasma of six selected participants with very high to moderate levels of neutralizing antibodies. Even in those with modest neutralizing activity in their plasma, the team found potent antibodies against the SARS-CoV-2 RBD. Surprisingly, neutralizing antibodies from different people showed remarkable similarity.

Further analysis showed that the neutralizing antibodies fell into three groups, each binding to a different part of the RBD. Together, these insights could help guide the design of vaccines or antibodies as potential treatments for COVID-19.
 
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