Last week a local Doctor, ordered his staff to go get tested. They when to the county health dept. on a long lunch break. They all signed up and was waiting testing, however there time was up and had to return to work before getting tested. 3 days later a report was sent the entire staff was infected. Hummmm?
I really can't believe those stories without proof. I hear the same thing rehashed over and over... gotta have proof otherwise forget about it being valid. Everyone I know who has had symptoms came back positive. I also personally know about 5 who came back negative that live with the positives... which surprises me because they are all married and families that live in the same spot.
Quote: I also personally know about 5 who came back negative that live with the positives... which surprises me because they are all married and families that live in the same spot.
Does that indicate some of us are not going to get it?
Story #2 our youth pasture and his wife tested positive, they canceled church in fear. most around them Quarantine for 14 days. They never got sick, no problems. It seems the testing is inaccurate. Which make's the reporting number off.
I'm flying for the first time this year, Thursday, been taking vitamin C for a week trying to build up the immune system. the plane is only half full. but it only take's one.
Quote: I also personally know about 5 who came back negative that live with the positives... which surprises me because they are all married and families that live in the same spot.
Does that indicate some of us are not going to get it?
Story #2 our youth pasture and his wife tested positive, they canceled church in fear. most around them Quarantine for 14 days. They never got sick, no problems. It seems the testing is inaccurate. Which make's the reporting number off.
I'm flying for the first time this year, Thursday, been taking vitamin C for a week trying to build up the immune system. the plane is only half full. but it only take's one.
I also have a friend of about 13 years who moved down here within the same week that I did. We are close as far as buddies go. He is an anti masker, hanging out with whoever he wanted to and not caring about it. He started showing symptoms a week ago Monday, had a rough tueday AND FLEW TO CT on WED. His family was mortified, even though he took a 15 min test in CT and tested negative. They were so angry with him that he then hopped on a plane and flew back here Thursday. These are the people you have to watch out for. Have been trying to get through to him but he's STILL out in public...and doing what he wants...he sounds sick to me on the phone and apparently has an inhaler treatment from the doctor for the first time in his life!
i was getting coffee yesterday afternoon .. lady maybe 35 ish in mask was joking i needed a coffee im supposed to be in quarantine but i dont have any symptoms i will say it ... what about the idiots @ sturgis what will they spread across the nation
Quote: I also personally know about 5 who came back negative that live with the positives... which surprises me because they are all married and families that live in the same spot.
Does that indicate some of us are not going to get it?
Story #2 our youth pasture and his wife tested positive, they canceled church in fear. most around them Quarantine for 14 days. They never got sick, no problems. It seems the testing is inaccurate. Which make's the reporting number off.
I'm flying for the first time this year, Thursday, been taking vitamin C for a week trying to build up the immune system. the plane is only half full. but it only take's one.
Well, you don’t stand a lot of chance of catching it on an airplane.
If every airline in the United States joined together in advertising that the average person has only about a 0.023% chance of getting (not dying from, just getting) Covid-19 from a two-hour flight on a commercial airliner in which every seat is filled, would that be enough to get you to fly again?
Wow that is shockingly low even if the number is off significantly it is still very low. I'll let my passengers and company think they need to stay at home, I like flying their cargo instead.
In wonder if there is any chance that the overly inflated death/positive cases numbers have anyting to do with an attempt tank the economy and influence voters.
As for the Sturgis riders, motorcycles since the dawn of cell phones are 110% more dangerous than the covid 19. If they can make it there traveling hundreds if not thousands of miles on 2 wheels then covid is of little risk.
Lets ask ourselves why local and state government willingly give permits to huge groups for "peaceful" protests knowing they often turn into riots and or looting but deny permits for church groups or boy scout troops etc if they have more than 10 people.
I think all our attention is on a virus that is being overly played when we have much greater issues to be addressing than quarantines or who doesn't wear a mask.
If every airline in the United States joined together in advertising that the average person has only about a 0.023% chance of getting (not dying from, just getting) Covid-19 from a two-hour flight on a commercial airliner in which every seat is filled, would that be enough to get you to fly again?
The airlines won't go there. When you include the other parts of the trip (taxi, ticketing, baggage, security, terminals, hotel etc. as mentioned in the article), the risk probably goes up by a factor of ten. Still low, right? Yes, but on a typical day with 500k air passengers, that's 1000 people who become infected during travel.
No airline wants customers thinking about statistics like that.
permits ?? they don't think they need no stinking permits
They are giving them permits in my city. Then the organizers complain that the cops/city isn't adhering to their agreement on the march ending destination. What they dont cover in the news is the crowds were not obeying rules, throwing objects and causing property damage.
Later that week a local church was denied a group of 20 on a campsite the size of a football field.
The youth pastor asked if it was booked as a peaceful protest could they make the reservation. The state run campground hung up on them
If every airline in the United States joined together in advertising that the average person has only about a 0.023% chance of getting (not dying from, just getting) Covid-19 from a two-hour flight on a commercial airliner in which every seat is filled, would that be enough to get you to fly again?
The airlines won't go there. When you include the other parts of the trip (taxi, ticketing, baggage, security, terminals, hotel etc. as mentioned in the article), the risk probably goes up by a factor of ten. Still low, right? Yes, but on a typical day with 500k air passengers, that's 1000 people who become infected during travel.
No airline wants customers thinking about statistics like that.
I think your math is a bit off. .023% of 500,000 is 115. These numbers are based on every seat filled, which is happening rarely. I flew yesterday at had 115 of 223 seats filled. Any way you look at it, that’s a fraction of 1% chance of catching it on an airplane.
Our flight is short, Nashville TN to Harrisburg PA, one nite in hotel, no taxi, rental car at destination. I have no fear about this trip. ticket's are printed from home.
69fastback said: Any way you look at it, that’s a fraction of 1% chance of catching it on an airplane.
Agreed.
Here's what irks me: some statistician combined incomplete, inaccurate health data with a string of dubious assumptions to arrive at the official-sounding figure of 0.023%. That's not how math works. The precision of a conclusion is limited to the precision of the LEAST accurate data or assumption. At best, he could say "a fraction of 1%" as you said.
Statistics can make anything bad look good based on the model used. Always disliked stats, took little notice of them and even more since I learnt more about them in lean expert training.
Raw numbers and basic math is linked more to reality.
... what about the idiots @ sturgis what will they spread across the nation
Less than the protestors are. Thousands of protestors across the country every weekend...much more spread there than 1 weekend of a few thousand bikers
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Does that indicate some of us are not going to get it?
Story #2 our youth pasture and his wife tested positive, they canceled church in fear. most around them Quarantine for 14 days. They never got sick, no problems. It seems the testing is inaccurate. Which make's the reporting number off.
I'm flying for the first time this year, Thursday, been taking vitamin C for a week trying to build up the immune system. the plane is only half full. but it only take's one.
i will say it ... what about the idiots @ sturgis
what will they spread across the nation
As for the Sturgis riders, motorcycles since the
dawn of cell phones are 110% more dangerous than the covid 19. If they can make it there traveling hundreds if not thousands of miles on 2 wheels then covid is of little risk.
Lets ask ourselves why local and state government willingly give permits to huge groups for "peaceful" protests knowing they often turn into riots and or looting but deny permits for church groups or boy scout troops etc if they have more than 10 people.
I think all our attention is on a virus that is being overly played when we have much greater issues to be addressing than quarantines or who doesn't wear a mask.
The airlines won't go there. When you include the other parts of the trip (taxi, ticketing, baggage, security, terminals, hotel etc. as mentioned in the article), the risk probably goes up by a factor of ten. Still low, right? Yes, but on a typical day with 500k air passengers, that's 1000 people who become infected during travel.
No airline wants customers thinking about statistics like that.
They are giving them permits in my city. Then the organizers complain that the cops/city isn't adhering to their agreement on the march ending destination. What they dont cover in the news is the crowds were not obeying rules, throwing objects and causing property damage.
Later that week a local church was denied a group of 20 on a campsite the size of a football field.
The youth pastor asked if it was booked as a peaceful protest could they make the reservation. The state run campground hung up on them
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Here's what irks me: some statistician combined incomplete, inaccurate health data with a string of dubious assumptions to arrive at the official-sounding figure of 0.023%. That's not how math works. The precision of a conclusion is limited to the precision of the LEAST accurate data or assumption. At best, he could say "a fraction of 1%" as you said.
Raw numbers and basic math is linked more to reality.
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