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littlemissmartypants

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32. I'll do math. nt

Reply to HarlanPepper (Reply #26)

Sat Apr 11, 2020, 02:57 PM

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Why Florida is not a hot spot or epicenter despite later shut down order... [View all] Pacifist Patriot Apr 2020 OP

Republican governors doing best to cover their failures, but is not about to work. hlthe2b Apr 2020 #1

The (r)epuglicons are counting on being able to rewrite history to suit their purposes erronis Apr 2020 #16

Same in TX. ER doctor on CNN said they would guess only 25% Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2020 #19

There are several snow birds in my neighborhood. Scarsdale Apr 2020 #25

I take the number of reported cases and multiply by 20 HarlanPepper Apr 2020 #2

We've been trying to figure out how much to multiply it by mcar Apr 2020 #10

Heard ER doc in Houston guess that only 25% reported, so use 4x Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2020 #21

It's as good a guess as any mcar Apr 2020 #36

Except that it is exponential and the multiplier increases littlemissmartypants Apr 2020 #23

You do you I'll do me HarlanPepper Apr 2020 #26

I'll do math. nt littlemissmartypants Apr 2020 #32

I know it's on the way, and it's going to get ugly. babylonsister Apr 2020 #3

Yep for weeks it's been said Florida's going to be hit hard jimfields33 Apr 2020 #7

Did you see heat map of people after they left spring Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2020 #24

Let me be the first. The sarcams smile isn't necessary. still_one Apr 2020 #4

Much appreciated! Pacifist Patriot Apr 2020 #9

...................... still_one Apr 2020 #31

Anecdotal take of people out and about... Roland99 Apr 2020 #5

Forida river fishing yesterday (alone), my husband saw several Hortensis Apr 2020 #6

Trump's motto applies here: Raven Apr 2020 #8

Or, "What I know and won't tell you - will kill you." So long, suckers! erronis Apr 2020 #18

Not really any mass transit, Miami the only really big population density, still spread out Baclava Apr 2020 #11

Florida has no dense urban centers like other states. lark Apr 2020 #12

Miami is one of the most densely populated urban centers in the country. /nt spudspud Apr 2020 #34

Sorry, but I've been down there and didn't see that, of course that was years ago. lark Apr 2020 #37

Here's some info. spudspud Apr 2020 #39

Wow, thanks for the info. lark Apr 2020 #41

Yep, Gov. Desatan is hiding numbers/info. That's why Miami Herald was filing law suit... spudspud Apr 2020 #42

Governor De Satan - yep, that's a good description of that ass. lark Apr 2020 #43

Not following things. zaj Apr 2020 #13

I don't Rebl2 Apr 2020 #14

An Ambulance and a fire truck visited my street in Florida twice today. Blue_true Apr 2020 #15

They don't want to know how many are infected. Bad for business. Just die and call it undetermined. Evolve Dammit Apr 2020 #17

We can't know the true rate of infection without epidemiological testing. Randomized. erronis Apr 2020 #20

Here in Florida Chainfire Apr 2020 #22

Their appears to be a slight but real inverse correlation with temperature Loki Liesmith Apr 2020 #27

This was on Maddow Last night. benld74 Apr 2020 #28

I know an ER nurse in Orlando spinbaby Apr 2020 #29

Keepin' death numbers down and cause of deaths unknown. ancianita Apr 2020 #30

Desantis has 107 bodies in his garage he doesn't know what to do with. gibraltar72 Apr 2020 #33

I think he's using them for regular heart and brain transplants Pacifist Patriot Apr 2020 #35

Only recording/reporting 1.6% of cases nationally was the estimate I read pecosbob Apr 2020 #38

Looks pretty hot in this map pecosbob Apr 2020 #40