Brian Green

It sounds like a lovely flower.

It basically blooms into an extraordinarily high fever with a rash.

But adults don't get it, so don't worry.

You don't have to worry about it.

Or do adults get it?

I'm not sure.

If you get it, let me know.

But my kid was cooking.

She was like at 105.7.

And so when you touch her, she's hot.

So listen to this.

This is crazy.

You say 105.7, their brains are burning at that point, but not true with children.

Children, they have a lot of malleability in their brains because they're not fully formed yet.

So it's a little bit, it's much different actually with a child.

If you're at 105.7 as an adult, you're dead.

I mean, there's no way your body can take that.

So when my first one was born, about a year, he's a year and a half old, and one night he was sleeping in the bed with Astrid and I, and I rolled over, he was in the middle of us, I rolled over and I touched him, just like put my hand on him, and he was like a tea kettle.

That's how hot he was.

And I was like, holy shit, you know, he's a fever.