Let me try to explain my thinking, Kid, for all that I share it with the Imperial College in the UK and a ton of US sources.
Have a look at this image. It comes from Worldometer, which is tracking global cases as well as providing individual nation's statuses. (<https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/>)
Image is below, as an attachment.
Note that the rate of death reports is running at about the same pace as the rate of case reports and that both of them continue on at least a geometric, if not exponential growth rate.
Part of the problem that this country faces that make a joke of Dr. Oz's optimistic observations is shown in this article:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/destinations/2020/03/19/spring-break-beaches-florida-look-packed-despite-coronavirus-spread/2873248001/As one kid puts it, "If I get coronavirus, I get coronavirus. It's not going to stop me from partying!"
But what neither he nor the rest of the dimwits he's partying with have managed to figure out is that once they leave Spring Break, many of them will be carriers all over the country! And... OMG, Clearwater, FL in their inestimable wisdom said, "Okay, we'll close the beaches on Monday," after the Break week is over and they've gotten as much $$ as they can.
Until we take this seriously, which it sounds like you
still don't, and act to prevent that bullshit, we're going to keep being in trouble. California will likely see their situation cease to deteriorate in the next couple weeks and start to improve,
so long as they don't let the Spring Break jokers into their communities.
I expect Florida to have more cases and more deaths than California, ultimately, Kid, because of the differences in their handling the virus, despite CA's having twice as many people. I expect their deaths will be disproportionately higher, as well, because of the age difference. 14.1% of California are 60+. In Florida, it's 22.2 percent!
Do you have any basis for your beliefs other than Dr. Oz and President Trump?
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