Jay Novella

And this one is about, what do they say, 25% to 45% mortality rate, which is pretty high.

That's horrible.

But nothing could be—

Ebola Zaire is up to 90% mortality.

Yeah, that's not good, man.

But this one... Yeah, one of the biggest mistakes that they made was when they did the initial testing, they said, hey, man, let's make sure this isn't Ebola.

They did a test, but they tested basically for Ebola Zaire and maybe Sudan.

They did not test for this specific variant.

And so they got back a negative.

And they're like, okay.

So they basically lost about a month, which was a critical month.

You know, I don't think we'd be anywhere near as bad as it is now if they just did that test initially.

Why?

Okay, Bob.

Yeah, my problem with Josephine Cochran is that, you know, the year, 1893, and she was allowed...

To patent, manufacture, and sell something?

Yeah.

I hope it's true.

But after doing so many superheroes of science, I mean, it's just like I'm very skeptical of that one.

Sure, there's ways that... There's so little detail here.