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You missed the point. If those stories were 100% accurate - and I have no reason to believe they aren't - it would change nothing. It's not sensible at all to assume all school children are idiots because 2 failed the test.
But that's the guess you're making.
LOL. Do you have kids? Come on, admit it...if you do you just know they will chase each other around licking their hands and yelling Corona corona! Kids are idiots.
And I think folks miss something. Yeah sending them back to school might kill ten thousand of them or so, but more importantly it will give a focal point for the virus to spread and then affect the community.
the hospitalizations are interesting, but only in relationship to the community. 23% up for kids...whats it up for overall? Oh...34%. So if im looking at those data points it seems to me that kids are still doing better then expected.....which is what matches our current understanding.
All of this has been happening while kids have been separated from one another. Every number is going to increase drastically if you put all of the kids in classrooms with one another for seven hours a day, five days a week.
FL has 4.3MM children. 300 hospitalized means 0.007% of them are in the hospital. What are the pre-existing conditions of this population hospitalized? 31K cases means 0.7% of them have tested positive.
FL has 4.3MM children. 300 hospitalized means 0.007% of them are in the hospital. What are the pre-existing conditions of this population hospitalized? 31K cases means 0.7% of them have tested positive.
8000 tested positive for it in a week's time - - before they've gone back to school. And, of course, the kids are going to be bringing it back into the house as a whole then.
out of curiosity, what's your grand concern with FL a month before school would re-open?
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