ilovethecats said:PlayerRep said:Hey, show us your evidence. Here's the recent NY tracing data. 2.02% higher ed student, 1.43% restaurants/bars, retail .61%, real estate .10%. Where's the big box store stuff, other than part of the retail. It's households. And yes, social gatherings which includes young and old.
In my view, people like you are a big part of the problem. You just make up stuff and pull things out of thin air.
"The state looked at contract tracing data for 46,000 cases of the coronavirus. Here are the top 30 exposure sources.
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Share of Exposure Source
Household/Social Gatherings 73.84%
Healthcare Delivery 7.81%
Higher Education Student 2.02%
Education Employee 1.50%
Restaurants & Bars 1.43%
Travel/Vacation 1.06%
Sports 1.04%
Public Sector (Police/Fire/EMS/Military) 1%
Transit Public/Private 0.96%
Manufacturing 0.84%
Religious Activites 0.69%
Construction 0.66%
Retail 0.61%
Professional Services 0.55%
Elementary School Student 0.49%
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Share of Exposure Source
Auto Dealers & Car Rentals 0.16%
Hair & Personal Care 0.14%
Wholesale Trade 0.14%
Building & Dwelling Services 0.13%
Real Estate 0.10%
Arts & Entertainment 0.08%
Gyms 0.06%
Agri, Hunting, Forestry 0.06%
Childcare 0.05%
Power/Utilities 0.05%
Accomodations 0.02%
Media Production 0.02%
High School Student 0.46%
Prisions/Correctional 0.43%
Middle School Student 0.19%"
https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/central-ny/ny-state-of-politics/2020/12/11/what-new-york-s-contact-tracing-data-show
Whoa whoa whoa!
Are you trying to say that this virus is spreading MORE in household gatherings and schools and colleges than bars and restaurants?! :shock:
I simply am shocked. SHOCKED! This goes against everything I believe. I am most certainly a huge part of the problem then! I just can’t fathom this information to be true.
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I am not saying anything. Just providing NY's stats again.