Charles Liu

There is actually a pretty acclaimed play recently.

It was called Marjorie Prime.

if you guys are familiar with that, where a character is speaking to a deceased spouse via artificial intelligence.

It's really... A very black mirror.

Yeah, but it wasn't dark or anything.

It was just a kind of a plot device to have someone try to think about what does it mean to be alive or is it better to have yourself alive in some way

even if you actually aren't alive, is it worth it?

Or is it better that you just not?

And, you know, things like that.

All right.

Well, well, I would say because you said talk, I would say welcome.

Thank you very much.

You're welcome.

I would.

That's a great question.

And there are a lot of misconceptions.

But the one that I find probably the most saddening for me is the idea that vaccines are dangerous.

That one is the problem that bothers me a lot because there's probably no science that has been better tested.

And when mistakes have been made, they have been corrected faster than good vaccine science.

And the attempt of a lot of people to prey on the fears and the insecurities of