Jesse Rogerson

Although that's an interesting area of research for future humanity.

Do the babies in space.

Well, I think what I'm thinking about is not that part of it, but is if you are child rearing in a zero G environment, what does that do to the fetus?

And I can't imagine that it would be good for biology.

So...

You know, what's the future of humanity?

How do we travel from place to place when we start going really, really far away?

How do we manage our populations?

Those are all really interesting questions.

I read this one and I was like, who would sign up for this?

So what they did is they wanted to truly see how the influenza spreads.

And so they locked people in a hotel room.

They actually had two hotel rooms.

One had one person with the flu who already had the flu, tested positive with the flu, and then eight people who didn't.

And then the other hotel room had four people and three people who didn't.

And the idea here was just put them close to each other and then set up the room to the best conditions possible for spread.

So they sealed the windows.

They made it warmer.

They made the humidity higher.

And then they made all the humans inside interact with each other with reckless abandon, I guess.