I just read a Florida reporter talking about a rise in hospitalizations in our state.
Is there some isolated issue in Florida right now?
Or are hospitalizations rising everywhere, regardless of policy?
No answer, of course.
Remember, too:
In Florida there are no restrictions on private gatherings, no restrictions on bars and restaurants, no restrictions on churches, no restrictions on gyms, and no curfews or stay-at-home orders.
Florida also has the fifth-oldest population in the country (as opposed to California, at 44th).
Yet in a graph of maybe a dozen states' current hospitalizations per million, I see Florida doing better than such blue, "follow-the-science," ruin-people's-lives states as New York, California, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, New Mexico, and New Jersey.
Are any of those places going to be criticized?
You already know the answer.
We are living through the craziest moment in our lifetimes. Almost nobody is being rational, and almost nobody can even be trusted to report data properly.
I will never want to live "off the grid," because I'd hate it, but I definitely want to live in a way that doesn't rely on crazy people.
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