CoVid19 Virus : Impact on PJ Spring & Summer Tours
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We barely began testing in the US... do we know the real numbers?PJ N DC said:
I am not sure if you are unable to comprehend or if there is a reading issue. The numbers I provided are CV19 numbers NOT Flu numbers. The answer to your question was; 87,863 confirmed CV19 cases worldwide did not require medical attention.JimmyV said:
We aren't talking about the Flu. We are talking about Corona. How many people is 83% of the infected population?PJ N DC said:
Here is your answer...83% of the 105,860 reported globally is 87,863. These 87,863 did not require any medical attention after diagnosis. This was the factual numbers the doctor used in his report. Now that I answered your question are you going to start a Flu thread asking for isolation, nationwide testing, cancellations, etc.??JimmyV said:
You are arguing a point that I didn't make while refusing to address the question I have asked you repeatedly. How many people is 83%?PJ N DC said:
Not trying to deflect at all. Please explain to me why you are not more concerned with a virus that has 15 million reported cases and 8,200 reported deaths in the US??? Where the CV has 580 reported cases and 22 reported deaths in the US. The numbers don't lie and the media is at fault.JimmyV said:
You are trying to deflect. How many is 83% Who and where are they? Check back with your source and let us know.PJ N DC said:
Not a random stat.......why aren't all public activities being postponed due to the Flu? Why isn't the media covering the Flu? Where is the thread on the board because of the Flu?JimmyV said:
I think tossing out random stats that cannot be verified is reckless. That's my point. We have no idea how many people 83% is, will be, where they are, who they are, etc. Pretending otherwise serves no purpose other than to misinform.PJ N DC said:
These are all fluid numbers and many are estimates as there is a large population that may be affected and never be reported. Bottom line is there is no reason to stop living or cancelling events. If you think postponements and cancellations should occur, then why have they not happened for a bigger epidemic (FLU)?JimmyV said:
And what we are saying is that if we don't know how many people are infected we cannot determine how many 83% even is, nevermind what they may or may not do.PJ N DC said:
You can have all types of illnesses that go untested. You do not have to go to a doctor to make an illness official. What I was trying to state was that people will treat this as an illness on their own (not knowing it is corona and hence will not be tested).NewfieintheUSA said:
If they aren't tested, how do we have know they had it? This doesn't make sense.PJ N DC said:
The tests are only effective for the people that take them. 83% infected with the virus don't even seek medical attention. What good is a test for the majority of folks that will treat this as a respiratory illness and not even consider being tested?ComeToTX said:
We knew this was coming for 2 months. They should have started mass producing tests in January. There is no excuse for where we are with tests today.PJ N DC said:
What needs to be done to "manage this" and what "cohesive plan" should be put into place? Very easy to point fingers.gotthebottle said:
the MAIN difference in this country is different administrations in charge.....current admin has NO clue about how to manage this and the Obama admin had a cohesive plan.sj9966 said:The 2009 Swine Flu pandemic peaked at 110000 cases here in the UK in July of that year and then peaked again at 80,000 cases in October. Nothing was cancelled, sporting events, festivals or anything of the like. Life went on without the mass hysteria that is surrounding this current virus.
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.
Current - 3/9 - 2pm est
Confirmed Cases - 111,405
Deaths - 3,892
"The heart and mind are the true lens of the camera." - Yusuf Karsh
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If we're just worried about total impact, shouldn't we be more concerned about the flu, and began mandatory quaratines for anyone with the flu? Since the flu will almost certainly impact and kill more people?sparky_fry said:
Because hospitals cannot handle 20 million people with flu and 20 million people with this as well.mace1229 said:
Nobody is arguing those facts. What has been said by a few, and I agree, is why all this when we essentially ignore the flu year after year? The flue infects 20 million just in USA, and 20,000 die just in this country. I doubt the worldwide effects of corona will even match what the flu does just in 1 country every year. That is why I don't get the hysteria. If you think playing in empty stadiums and cancelling shows are justified, then how do you not justify it every year for the flu that infects 20 million people?sparky_fry said:This was fun for a while, but the misinformation is alarming. Opinions are opinions. Look at the facts:
- Spread to over 100 countries
- Infected over 100,000 people
- 16 million people in Italy are under quarantine. 366 have died with 133 in one day
- Washington state has spent 4 million dollars to buy a motel for patients. Hospitals are overrun
- There are over 550 known cases is the US, 22 have died
- Football games are being played in empty stadiums
- St. Patrick's day parades cancelled in Ireland
- 142 cases in NY state
- The doubling time for infections is estimated to be 4 days (How long it takes for the amount of people infected to double in a region)
- The USA has the 8th most cases in the world0 - 
            
He was asking for numbers based on a report. Those numbers were provided.myoung321 said:
We barely began testing in the US... do we know the real numbers?PJ N DC said:
I am not sure if you are unable to comprehend or if there is a reading issue. The numbers I provided are CV19 numbers NOT Flu numbers. The answer to your question was; 87,863 confirmed CV19 cases worldwide did not require medical attention.JimmyV said:
We aren't talking about the Flu. We are talking about Corona. How many people is 83% of the infected population?PJ N DC said:
Here is your answer...83% of the 105,860 reported globally is 87,863. These 87,863 did not require any medical attention after diagnosis. This was the factual numbers the doctor used in his report. Now that I answered your question are you going to start a Flu thread asking for isolation, nationwide testing, cancellations, etc.??JimmyV said:
You are arguing a point that I didn't make while refusing to address the question I have asked you repeatedly. How many people is 83%?PJ N DC said:
Not trying to deflect at all. Please explain to me why you are not more concerned with a virus that has 15 million reported cases and 8,200 reported deaths in the US??? Where the CV has 580 reported cases and 22 reported deaths in the US. The numbers don't lie and the media is at fault.JimmyV said:
You are trying to deflect. How many is 83% Who and where are they? Check back with your source and let us know.PJ N DC said:
Not a random stat.......why aren't all public activities being postponed due to the Flu? Why isn't the media covering the Flu? Where is the thread on the board because of the Flu?JimmyV said:
I think tossing out random stats that cannot be verified is reckless. That's my point. We have no idea how many people 83% is, will be, where they are, who they are, etc. Pretending otherwise serves no purpose other than to misinform.PJ N DC said:
These are all fluid numbers and many are estimates as there is a large population that may be affected and never be reported. Bottom line is there is no reason to stop living or cancelling events. If you think postponements and cancellations should occur, then why have they not happened for a bigger epidemic (FLU)?JimmyV said:
And what we are saying is that if we don't know how many people are infected we cannot determine how many 83% even is, nevermind what they may or may not do.PJ N DC said:
You can have all types of illnesses that go untested. You do not have to go to a doctor to make an illness official. What I was trying to state was that people will treat this as an illness on their own (not knowing it is corona and hence will not be tested).NewfieintheUSA said:
If they aren't tested, how do we have know they had it? This doesn't make sense.PJ N DC said:
The tests are only effective for the people that take them. 83% infected with the virus don't even seek medical attention. What good is a test for the majority of folks that will treat this as a respiratory illness and not even consider being tested?ComeToTX said:
We knew this was coming for 2 months. They should have started mass producing tests in January. There is no excuse for where we are with tests today.PJ N DC said:
What needs to be done to "manage this" and what "cohesive plan" should be put into place? Very easy to point fingers.gotthebottle said:
the MAIN difference in this country is different administrations in charge.....current admin has NO clue about how to manage this and the Obama admin had a cohesive plan.sj9966 said:The 2009 Swine Flu pandemic peaked at 110000 cases here in the UK in July of that year and then peaked again at 80,000 cases in October. Nothing was cancelled, sporting events, festivals or anything of the like. Life went on without the mass hysteria that is surrounding this current virus.
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.
Current - 3/9 - 2pm est
Confirmed Cases - 111,405
Deaths - 3,892
92 - Reston, VA (Lollapalooza)
96 - Columbia, MD
98 - VA Beach
00 - VA Beach, Columbia, MD
03 - Pittsburgh, State College, Bristow, VA,
04 - Reading, PA
05 - St. Johns, Newfoundland, Pittsburgh
06 - E Rutherford, NJ, Pittsburgh
07 - The Vic
08 - Washington, DC (EV Solo), VA Beach, Washington, DC
09 - Philadelphia (EV Solo) & Philadelphia (Spectrum Shows)
10 - Bristow
12 - Philadelphia (Made in America Festival)
13 - Wrigley Field, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Charlottesville, Charlotte
14 - St. Louis, MO
16 - Hampton, VA, Philadelphia 2, New York City 1&2
18 - Seattle 1 & Seattle 2
22 - LA 1 & LA 2, Hamilton, ON, Toronto, Nashville, TN
23 - Ft. Worth 1 & Ft. Worth 2, Austin 1 & Austin 2
24 - LA 1 & LA 2, MSG 1, Philadelphia 2, Baltimore
25 - Nashville 1 & Nashville 2, Raleigh 2, Pittsburgh 1 & Pittsburgh 20 - 
            
I don't get why that matters. The flu will infect more and will kill more than the corona virus. It seems to cast a bigger net, even if only 0.1% die from it, you still have a bigger chance of getting sick from the flu and dying from the flu. If I come down with a new rare disease and am the only known case, and I die from it, should that start a world panic because it has 100% fatality rate? Of course not. From all the data we have so far, corona may kill 3%, but it is going infect far less and in the end kill far less people.Joostone said:Cause the flu doesnt kill 3-4% of the infected (the flu kills about 0.1% of the infected)0 - 
            
No reason for personal attack.. btw "Recovered" and "Did not require medical attention" are two different things. you can't use the same number. Obviously some that recovered had medical attention, some did not.PJ N DC said:
I am not sure if you are unable to comprehend or if there is a reading issue. The numbers I provided are CV19 numbers NOT Flu numbers. The answer to your question was; 87,863 confirmed CV19 cases worldwide did not require medical attention.JimmyV said:
We aren't talking about the Flu. We are talking about Corona. How many people is 83% of the infected population?PJ N DC said:
Here is your answer...83% of the 105,860 reported globally is 87,863. These 87,863 did not require any medical attention after diagnosis. This was the factual numbers the doctor used in his report. Now that I answered your question are you going to start a Flu thread asking for isolation, nationwide testing, cancellations, etc.??JimmyV said:
You are arguing a point that I didn't make while refusing to address the question I have asked you repeatedly. How many people is 83%?PJ N DC said:
Not trying to deflect at all. Please explain to me why you are not more concerned with a virus that has 15 million reported cases and 8,200 reported deaths in the US??? Where the CV has 580 reported cases and 22 reported deaths in the US. The numbers don't lie and the media is at fault.JimmyV said:
You are trying to deflect. How many is 83% Who and where are they? Check back with your source and let us know.PJ N DC said:
Not a random stat.......why aren't all public activities being postponed due to the Flu? Why isn't the media covering the Flu? Where is the thread on the board because of the Flu?JimmyV said:
I think tossing out random stats that cannot be verified is reckless. That's my point. We have no idea how many people 83% is, will be, where they are, who they are, etc. Pretending otherwise serves no purpose other than to misinform.PJ N DC said:
These are all fluid numbers and many are estimates as there is a large population that may be affected and never be reported. Bottom line is there is no reason to stop living or cancelling events. If you think postponements and cancellations should occur, then why have they not happened for a bigger epidemic (FLU)?JimmyV said:
And what we are saying is that if we don't know how many people are infected we cannot determine how many 83% even is, nevermind what they may or may not do.PJ N DC said:
You can have all types of illnesses that go untested. You do not have to go to a doctor to make an illness official. What I was trying to state was that people will treat this as an illness on their own (not knowing it is corona and hence will not be tested).NewfieintheUSA said:
If they aren't tested, how do we have know they had it? This doesn't make sense.PJ N DC said:
The tests are only effective for the people that take them. 83% infected with the virus don't even seek medical attention. What good is a test for the majority of folks that will treat this as a respiratory illness and not even consider being tested?ComeToTX said:
We knew this was coming for 2 months. They should have started mass producing tests in January. There is no excuse for where we are with tests today.PJ N DC said:
What needs to be done to "manage this" and what "cohesive plan" should be put into place? Very easy to point fingers.gotthebottle said:
the MAIN difference in this country is different administrations in charge.....current admin has NO clue about how to manage this and the Obama admin had a cohesive plan.sj9966 said:The 2009 Swine Flu pandemic peaked at 110000 cases here in the UK in July of that year and then peaked again at 80,000 cases in October. Nothing was cancelled, sporting events, festivals or anything of the like. Life went on without the mass hysteria that is surrounding this current virus.
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.Post edited by myoung321 on"The heart and mind are the true lens of the camera." - Yusuf Karsh
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Exactly. This guy is ridiculous and reckless. We don't have enough info about COVID-19 yet to make such a determination.We don't have sufficient test data in the US because we haven't been able to test in any volume. The virus is JUST now being tested for and tracked. There is no vaccine. There is no antiviral treatment. There is no pattern established or history to look back on with this. It is not the flu, and shouldn't be thought of as the flu.myoung321 said:
If it's no concern to you what-so-ever, then I know a Nursing Home in Kirkland Washington that you could volunteer at...PJ N DC said:
They are not the same. You are right. The Flu is significantly more dangerous and more of a concern in the U.S.scotterbs said:
This.Has.Nothing.To.Do.With.Influenza. Apples and oranges. JFC.PJ N DC said:
These are all fluid numbers and many are estimates as there is a large population that may be affected and never be reported. Bottom line is there is no reason to stop living or cancelling events. If you think postponements and cancellations should occur, then why have they not happened for a bigger epidemic (FLU)?
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.
Come on Giant Meteor 2020!"I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/080 - 
            
No. We have a good idea how the flu will spread and have the hospital space to fight the flu. We know basically what to expect every year. About 10% of covid 19 cases require hospitalization. We simply do not have the time or resources to combat this and the flu.mace1229 said:
If we're just worried about total impact, shouldn't we be more concerned about the flu, and began mandatory quaratines for anyone with the flu? Since the flu will almost certainly impact and kill more people?sparky_fry said:
Because hospitals cannot handle 20 million people with flu and 20 million people with this as well.mace1229 said:
Nobody is arguing those facts. What has been said by a few, and I agree, is why all this when we essentially ignore the flu year after year? The flue infects 20 million just in USA, and 20,000 die just in this country. I doubt the worldwide effects of corona will even match what the flu does just in 1 country every year. That is why I don't get the hysteria. If you think playing in empty stadiums and cancelling shows are justified, then how do you not justify it every year for the flu that infects 20 million people?sparky_fry said:This was fun for a while, but the misinformation is alarming. Opinions are opinions. Look at the facts:
- Spread to over 100 countries
- Infected over 100,000 people
- 16 million people in Italy are under quarantine. 366 have died with 133 in one day
- Washington state has spent 4 million dollars to buy a motel for patients. Hospitals are overrun
- There are over 550 known cases is the US, 22 have died
- Football games are being played in empty stadiums
- St. Patrick's day parades cancelled in Ireland
- 142 cases in NY state
- The doubling time for infections is estimated to be 4 days (How long it takes for the amount of people infected to double in a region)
- The USA has the 8th most cases in the world
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            the last 2 numbers on here is the scary part. we simply don't have the resources to care for people that need to be in the hospital that long. that's why this is different.
This show, another show, a show here and a show there.0 - 
            
You don't get why? Your own math in that post says way... 3% If only 1 of 3 of Americans get the virus then that equals 3 million deaths at 3%mace1229 said:
I don't get why that matters. The flu will infect more and will kill more than the corona virus. It seems to cast a bigger net, even if only 0.1% die from it, you still have a bigger chance of getting sick from the flu and dying from the flu. If I come down with a new rare disease and am the only known case, and I die from it, should that start a world panic because it has 100% fatality rate? Of course not. From all the data we have so far, corona may kill 3%, but it is going infect far less and in the end kill far less people.Joostone said:Cause the flu doesnt kill 3-4% of the infected (the flu kills about 0.1% of the infected)"The heart and mind are the true lens of the camera." - Yusuf Karsh
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Was not a personal attack. There was clearly a breakdown in communication. Bottom line is you will stand by your opinion while ignoring the facts and your are entitled to do so. Many like you is the true reason CV19 fear exists. The good news is 17% will drop their tickets on F2F and many will get to go to the shows that do not have tickets. The other 83% (like how I used that number again?) will attend the shows as normal. Amongst the 83% attending the shows will be people creating the CV19 panic on this thread. Hypocrites.myoung321 said:
No reason for personal attack.. btw "Recovered" and "Did not require medical attention" are two different things. you can't use the same number. Obviously some that recovered had medical attention, some did not.PJ N DC said:
I am not sure if you are unable to comprehend or if there is a reading issue. The numbers I provided are CV19 numbers NOT Flu numbers. The answer to your question was; 87,863 confirmed CV19 cases worldwide did not require medical attention.JimmyV said:
We aren't talking about the Flu. We are talking about Corona. How many people is 83% of the infected population?PJ N DC said:
Here is your answer...83% of the 105,860 reported globally is 87,863. These 87,863 did not require any medical attention after diagnosis. This was the factual numbers the doctor used in his report. Now that I answered your question are you going to start a Flu thread asking for isolation, nationwide testing, cancellations, etc.??JimmyV said:
You are arguing a point that I didn't make while refusing to address the question I have asked you repeatedly. How many people is 83%?PJ N DC said:
Not trying to deflect at all. Please explain to me why you are not more concerned with a virus that has 15 million reported cases and 8,200 reported deaths in the US??? Where the CV has 580 reported cases and 22 reported deaths in the US. The numbers don't lie and the media is at fault.JimmyV said:
You are trying to deflect. How many is 83% Who and where are they? Check back with your source and let us know.PJ N DC said:
Not a random stat.......why aren't all public activities being postponed due to the Flu? Why isn't the media covering the Flu? Where is the thread on the board because of the Flu?JimmyV said:
I think tossing out random stats that cannot be verified is reckless. That's my point. We have no idea how many people 83% is, will be, where they are, who they are, etc. Pretending otherwise serves no purpose other than to misinform.PJ N DC said:
These are all fluid numbers and many are estimates as there is a large population that may be affected and never be reported. Bottom line is there is no reason to stop living or cancelling events. If you think postponements and cancellations should occur, then why have they not happened for a bigger epidemic (FLU)?JimmyV said:
And what we are saying is that if we don't know how many people are infected we cannot determine how many 83% even is, nevermind what they may or may not do.PJ N DC said:
You can have all types of illnesses that go untested. You do not have to go to a doctor to make an illness official. What I was trying to state was that people will treat this as an illness on their own (not knowing it is corona and hence will not be tested).NewfieintheUSA said:
If they aren't tested, how do we have know they had it? This doesn't make sense.PJ N DC said:
The tests are only effective for the people that take them. 83% infected with the virus don't even seek medical attention. What good is a test for the majority of folks that will treat this as a respiratory illness and not even consider being tested?ComeToTX said:
We knew this was coming for 2 months. They should have started mass producing tests in January. There is no excuse for where we are with tests today.PJ N DC said:
What needs to be done to "manage this" and what "cohesive plan" should be put into place? Very easy to point fingers.gotthebottle said:
the MAIN difference in this country is different administrations in charge.....current admin has NO clue about how to manage this and the Obama admin had a cohesive plan.sj9966 said:The 2009 Swine Flu pandemic peaked at 110000 cases here in the UK in July of that year and then peaked again at 80,000 cases in October. Nothing was cancelled, sporting events, festivals or anything of the like. Life went on without the mass hysteria that is surrounding this current virus.
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.92 - Reston, VA (Lollapalooza)
96 - Columbia, MD
98 - VA Beach
00 - VA Beach, Columbia, MD
03 - Pittsburgh, State College, Bristow, VA,
04 - Reading, PA
05 - St. Johns, Newfoundland, Pittsburgh
06 - E Rutherford, NJ, Pittsburgh
07 - The Vic
08 - Washington, DC (EV Solo), VA Beach, Washington, DC
09 - Philadelphia (EV Solo) & Philadelphia (Spectrum Shows)
10 - Bristow
12 - Philadelphia (Made in America Festival)
13 - Wrigley Field, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Charlottesville, Charlotte
14 - St. Louis, MO
16 - Hampton, VA, Philadelphia 2, New York City 1&2
18 - Seattle 1 & Seattle 2
22 - LA 1 & LA 2, Hamilton, ON, Toronto, Nashville, TN
23 - Ft. Worth 1 & Ft. Worth 2, Austin 1 & Austin 2
24 - LA 1 & LA 2, MSG 1, Philadelphia 2, Baltimore
25 - Nashville 1 & Nashville 2, Raleigh 2, Pittsburgh 1 & Pittsburgh 20 - 
            
Keep in mind, Hospitals in the US ran about around 65% ocupancy during normal times...sparky_fry said:
No. We have a good idea how the flu will spread and have the hospital space to fight the flu. We know basically what to expect every year. About 10% of covid 19 cases require hospitalization. We simply do not have the time or resources to combat this and the flu.mace1229 said:
If we're just worried about total impact, shouldn't we be more concerned about the flu, and began mandatory quaratines for anyone with the flu? Since the flu will almost certainly impact and kill more people?sparky_fry said:
Because hospitals cannot handle 20 million people with flu and 20 million people with this as well.mace1229 said:
Nobody is arguing those facts. What has been said by a few, and I agree, is why all this when we essentially ignore the flu year after year? The flue infects 20 million just in USA, and 20,000 die just in this country. I doubt the worldwide effects of corona will even match what the flu does just in 1 country every year. That is why I don't get the hysteria. If you think playing in empty stadiums and cancelling shows are justified, then how do you not justify it every year for the flu that infects 20 million people?sparky_fry said:This was fun for a while, but the misinformation is alarming. Opinions are opinions. Look at the facts:
- Spread to over 100 countries
- Infected over 100,000 people
- 16 million people in Italy are under quarantine. 366 have died with 133 in one day
- Washington state has spent 4 million dollars to buy a motel for patients. Hospitals are overrun
- There are over 550 known cases is the US, 22 have died
- Football games are being played in empty stadiums
- St. Patrick's day parades cancelled in Ireland
- 142 cases in NY state
- The doubling time for infections is estimated to be 4 days (How long it takes for the amount of people infected to double in a region)
- The USA has the 8th most cases in the world"The heart and mind are the true lens of the camera." - Yusuf Karsh
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How about isolation and ICU beds?myoung321 said:
Keep in mind, Hospitals in the US ran about around 65% ocupancy during normal times...sparky_fry said:
No. We have a good idea how the flu will spread and have the hospital space to fight the flu. We know basically what to expect every year. About 10% of covid 19 cases require hospitalization. We simply do not have the time or resources to combat this and the flu.mace1229 said:
If we're just worried about total impact, shouldn't we be more concerned about the flu, and began mandatory quaratines for anyone with the flu? Since the flu will almost certainly impact and kill more people?sparky_fry said:
Because hospitals cannot handle 20 million people with flu and 20 million people with this as well.mace1229 said:
Nobody is arguing those facts. What has been said by a few, and I agree, is why all this when we essentially ignore the flu year after year? The flue infects 20 million just in USA, and 20,000 die just in this country. I doubt the worldwide effects of corona will even match what the flu does just in 1 country every year. That is why I don't get the hysteria. If you think playing in empty stadiums and cancelling shows are justified, then how do you not justify it every year for the flu that infects 20 million people?sparky_fry said:This was fun for a while, but the misinformation is alarming. Opinions are opinions. Look at the facts:
- Spread to over 100 countries
- Infected over 100,000 people
- 16 million people in Italy are under quarantine. 366 have died with 133 in one day
- Washington state has spent 4 million dollars to buy a motel for patients. Hospitals are overrun
- There are over 550 known cases is the US, 22 have died
- Football games are being played in empty stadiums
- St. Patrick's day parades cancelled in Ireland
- 142 cases in NY state
- The doubling time for infections is estimated to be 4 days (How long it takes for the amount of people infected to double in a region)
- The USA has the 8th most cases in the worldThis show, another show, a show here and a show there.0 - 
            
No it doesn't.myoung321 said:
You don't get why? Your own math in that post says way... 3% If only 1 of 3 of Americans get the virus then that equals 3 million deaths at 3%mace1229 said:
I don't get why that matters. The flu will infect more and will kill more than the corona virus. It seems to cast a bigger net, even if only 0.1% die from it, you still have a bigger chance of getting sick from the flu and dying from the flu. If I come down with a new rare disease and am the only known case, and I die from it, should that start a world panic because it has 100% fatality rate? Of course not. From all the data we have so far, corona may kill 3%, but it is going infect far less and in the end kill far less people.Joostone said:Cause the flu doesnt kill 3-4% of the infected (the flu kills about 0.1% of the infected)
There is zero indication that the number infected will even come close to 20 million, or that the number died will be close to 20,000.. SO we're talking about corona killing 3% of several thousands infected, or the flu killing 0.1% of 20 million infected. I still consider the flu to be a bigger concern this year.
Maybe in future seasons corona will spread more, but as far as this year, the flu is the bigger risk.0 - 
            heres a good link with alot of good info...
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6
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First... it wasn't me you were talking to... and come-on saying someone must have a reading comprehension issues is an attack.. \PJ N DC said:
Was not a personal attack. There was clearly a breakdown in communication. Bottom line is you will stand by your opinion while ignoring the facts and your are entitled to do so. Many like you is the true reason CV19 fear exists. The good news is 17% will drop their tickets on F2F and many will get to go to the shows that do not have tickets. The other 83% (like how I used that number again?) will attend the shows as normal. Amongst the 83% attending the shows will be people creating the CV19 panic on this thread. Hypocrites.myoung321 said:
No reason for personal attack.. btw "Recovered" and "Did not require medical attention" are two different things. you can't use the same number. Obviously some that recovered had medical attention, some did not.PJ N DC said:
I am not sure if you are unable to comprehend or if there is a reading issue. The numbers I provided are CV19 numbers NOT Flu numbers. The answer to your question was; 87,863 confirmed CV19 cases worldwide did not require medical attention.JimmyV said:
We aren't talking about the Flu. We are talking about Corona. How many people is 83% of the infected population?PJ N DC said:
Here is your answer...83% of the 105,860 reported globally is 87,863. These 87,863 did not require any medical attention after diagnosis. This was the factual numbers the doctor used in his report. Now that I answered your question are you going to start a Flu thread asking for isolation, nationwide testing, cancellations, etc.??JimmyV said:
You are arguing a point that I didn't make while refusing to address the question I have asked you repeatedly. How many people is 83%?PJ N DC said:
Not trying to deflect at all. Please explain to me why you are not more concerned with a virus that has 15 million reported cases and 8,200 reported deaths in the US??? Where the CV has 580 reported cases and 22 reported deaths in the US. The numbers don't lie and the media is at fault.JimmyV said:
You are trying to deflect. How many is 83% Who and where are they? Check back with your source and let us know.PJ N DC said:
Not a random stat.......why aren't all public activities being postponed due to the Flu? Why isn't the media covering the Flu? Where is the thread on the board because of the Flu?JimmyV said:
I think tossing out random stats that cannot be verified is reckless. That's my point. We have no idea how many people 83% is, will be, where they are, who they are, etc. Pretending otherwise serves no purpose other than to misinform.PJ N DC said:
These are all fluid numbers and many are estimates as there is a large population that may be affected and never be reported. Bottom line is there is no reason to stop living or cancelling events. If you think postponements and cancellations should occur, then why have they not happened for a bigger epidemic (FLU)?JimmyV said:
And what we are saying is that if we don't know how many people are infected we cannot determine how many 83% even is, nevermind what they may or may not do.PJ N DC said:
You can have all types of illnesses that go untested. You do not have to go to a doctor to make an illness official. What I was trying to state was that people will treat this as an illness on their own (not knowing it is corona and hence will not be tested).NewfieintheUSA said:
If they aren't tested, how do we have know they had it? This doesn't make sense.PJ N DC said:
The tests are only effective for the people that take them. 83% infected with the virus don't even seek medical attention. What good is a test for the majority of folks that will treat this as a respiratory illness and not even consider being tested?ComeToTX said:
We knew this was coming for 2 months. They should have started mass producing tests in January. There is no excuse for where we are with tests today.PJ N DC said:
What needs to be done to "manage this" and what "cohesive plan" should be put into place? Very easy to point fingers.gotthebottle said:
the MAIN difference in this country is different administrations in charge.....current admin has NO clue about how to manage this and the Obama admin had a cohesive plan.sj9966 said:The 2009 Swine Flu pandemic peaked at 110000 cases here in the UK in July of that year and then peaked again at 80,000 cases in October. Nothing was cancelled, sporting events, festivals or anything of the like. Life went on without the mass hysteria that is surrounding this current virus.
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.
Source CDC:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that so far this season, there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses for the 2019-2020 season, 140,000 hospitalizations and 8,200 deaths in the U.S.
Sharing info is not panic... ignoring the facts until it's too late leads to panic. So you believe all these world experts on virus' are all panicking by sharing their concern over this virus?
I mean I know exactly what your'e saying, but you simply can't stick your head in the sand and LA LA LA LA LA LA it way."The heart and mind are the true lens of the camera." - Yusuf Karsh
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Hospitals run at 65% occupancy ...... all bedsComeToTX said:
How about isolation and ICU beds?myoung321 said:
Keep in mind, Hospitals in the US ran about around 65% ocupancy during normal times...sparky_fry said:
No. We have a good idea how the flu will spread and have the hospital space to fight the flu. We know basically what to expect every year. About 10% of covid 19 cases require hospitalization. We simply do not have the time or resources to combat this and the flu.mace1229 said:
If we're just worried about total impact, shouldn't we be more concerned about the flu, and began mandatory quaratines for anyone with the flu? Since the flu will almost certainly impact and kill more people?sparky_fry said:
Because hospitals cannot handle 20 million people with flu and 20 million people with this as well.mace1229 said:
Nobody is arguing those facts. What has been said by a few, and I agree, is why all this when we essentially ignore the flu year after year? The flue infects 20 million just in USA, and 20,000 die just in this country. I doubt the worldwide effects of corona will even match what the flu does just in 1 country every year. That is why I don't get the hysteria. If you think playing in empty stadiums and cancelling shows are justified, then how do you not justify it every year for the flu that infects 20 million people?sparky_fry said:This was fun for a while, but the misinformation is alarming. Opinions are opinions. Look at the facts:
- Spread to over 100 countries
- Infected over 100,000 people
- 16 million people in Italy are under quarantine. 366 have died with 133 in one day
- Washington state has spent 4 million dollars to buy a motel for patients. Hospitals are overrun
- There are over 550 known cases is the US, 22 have died
- Football games are being played in empty stadiums
- St. Patrick's day parades cancelled in Ireland
- 142 cases in NY state
- The doubling time for infections is estimated to be 4 days (How long it takes for the amount of people infected to double in a region)
- The USA has the 8th most cases in the world"The heart and mind are the true lens of the camera." - Yusuf Karsh
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Well also the fact that it stays alive longer outside the body and people can transmit it when they are asymptomatic. That's what's scary to me. Well that, and the whole respiratory failure requiring an ICU bed thing.ComeToTX said:the last 2 numbers on here is the scary part. we simply don't have the resources to care for people that need to be in the hospital that long. that's why this is different.0 - 
            
PJ N DC, take note^^^. I'll let you do the math, so get your calculator out and plug in what 4% of 29,000,000 infected with flu would be. We'll wait patiently.Joostone said:Cause the flu doesn't kill 3-4% of the infected (the flu kills about 0.1% of the infected)
source note for 29M estimated infected in 2019-2020 w/ influenza: https://www.mdmag.com/medical-news/flu-cases-near-30-million-in-the-us-cdc-reports
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