Charles Liu

Of parents or just people in general.

That bothers me a lot.

I think that's the thing that drops my jaw the most.

Right, can't have kids because the whole idea is that – The whole idea is you're not – Well, I don't want to disparage anybody who falls for the pseudoscience, right?

Right.

I mean, these are not necessarily dumb people.

These are not necessarily –

Yeah, it's true.

We don't remember anymore how you would come back to school after summer vacation and look around and see who amongst your friends from last year aren't there anymore because they died of polio during the summer or because they had some sort of childhood disease.

We don't remember that.

And so it's easy for us to say, yeah, it's easy for us to think it's all fake.

But it absolutely is not.

And the reason that we are so luxuriously comfortable in our public health these days, as bad as, you know, some health care issues are, we don't get those kinds of disease anymore is because of the success of the scientific vaccinations.

Absolutely.

That we have been fortunate enough to enjoy.

Right.

Well, look, I to me, you know, and this is such a good question.

And of course, it comes not from the United States.

So it's not at all anything about our country or any individual society or country.

But when there is the origin of the question, the person.