@TPM posted:My post wasn't negative. I was giving stats on which age group showed a spike in cases. I found it interesting.
I was not negative about DeSantis. I made a statement he opened the state and allowing counties and officials to make their own decisions. However, he did say that he was making testing available to everyone, but then said that he can't afford wide spread testing. You can go to a lab, or other site but a doctor's script is necessary. What is needed in FL is the antibody test, but according to Cleveland Clinic, too many positive negatives showing up in too many they have tested.
I had a test, which was made available where I live, but IMO being negative one day doesn't really mean much, agree?
Sorry, I misinterpreted your post. That demographic is probably the first group of people to go back into offices. You'll probably see a spike in a few days to a week due to the Memorial day festivities going on.
The testing available to everyone phrase (including nationally) is a farce. Everyone who is showing symptoms can get a test. That's about it. But you are right, anyone can test negative today and catch it tomorrow. At this point I'm not really even sure what testing is going to do. There are a lot of flawed tests that are not providing good data to rely on for decisions. Hospital visits and deaths is pretty much the only thing you can count on.