Chuck Nice

So really what he should have done was cure egos before he tried to cure the disease of child bed fever.

We have to assume that this particular fever was cured and they found out how and why this was occurring.

So does Semmelweis get the credit or does he actually pop his clogs before this all comes to fruition?

How about that?

Yes.

Matt, what eventually is the final chapter for Ignaz Semmelweis?

Does he get lauded and adored for his work, or does he just unplug himself from this scenario?

So if we moved, Matt, forward a little bit to someone who is probably the polar opposite to Ignaz Semmelweis, Louis Pasteur.

Oh, boy.

Never met the man, but from having read parts of your book, I believe it would be fair to say he did not lack self-confidence.

and has a penchant for the deviousness.

And I think you called him brilliant, tenacious, something else, and then you finished with arsehole.

Would you enlighten us to the Louis Pasteur story?

That's kind of cool.

Anyway, back to anthrax.

That sounds quite palatable on the back of that.

Anyone else saw the bleach coming?

I saw it coming.

Took you that long to get to bleach in the joke?

No, don't you stop.