Billy_Bob
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After 12 days, you would have seen a spike. It did not occur in most regions. Only in tightly compacted cities did we have rises and they will have to open more slowly to avoid system overload. Most rural cites using basic social distancing and masking in close quarters is doing the job.Assuming everyone catches it on day 1Average incubation period is 5 days. IF it was going to spike we would have seen it already after 12 days.Not so fast it takes at least 3 weeks for new cases to showHere's another nail in the shutdown coffin. I predict this shutdown will last only a few more weeks.
In late April Dr. Tony Fauci made it clear he opposed the decision by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp to lift the lockdown orders in his state. “If I were advising the governor, I would tell him he should be careful. Going ahead and leapfrogging into phases where you should not be … I would advise him not to do that.”But Dr. Fauci was wrong again. In fact, it starting to look like this guy is NEVER right about anything? It must be nice having a government job and not have to worry about getting fired!Fauci and the critics were all wrong. Today Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced on Saturday the lowest number of COVID-19 positive patients currently hospitalized statewide (1,203) since hospitals began reporting this data on April 8th and the lowest total of ventilators in use.Today marks the lowest number of COVID-19 positive patients currently hospitalized statewide (1,203) since hospitals began reporting this data on April 8th.Today also marks the lowest total of ventilators in use (897 with 1,945 available).