This is in historic time.

This is going to be a multi-year fight.

Why is it taking so long to get a screening test?

It is not a hoax, it is real.

Something that we have never experienced before.

Wash hands, wash hands, wash hands.

I mean you're the scientist, you're gonna have to tell me.

Welcome, welcome to Science Rules, coronavirus edition.

I'm your host Bill Nye and this is the series that brings you the latest analysis and the science of this pandemic so that we can all stay informed, prepared and calm.

We are all still in this together, my friends.

Several weeks ago we passed a milestone that should have been caused for celebration and ticker tape parades down Broadway and Constitution Avenue and all these exotic places.

All Americans, 16 and older are now eligible to get a vaccine.

That's it.

We should be speeding toward the legendary herd immunity.

But something is standing in the way.

I'm talking about vaccine hesitancy people, people who hesitate to get vaccinated.

In many parts of the U.S. there are now more vaccines available than there are people lining up to get them.

And what I call this bad behavior, what I call this anti-social, what I call this dangerous.

Well here to help us understand how we can change our behaviors and beat this pandemic is Dr. Katie Milkman.

She is a professor of behavioral science at the University of Pennsylvania, host of the podcast, Choi Sology, an author of the new book, How to Change.

The science of getting from where you are to where you want to be.

Dr. Katie Milkman, welcome to Science Rolls-Drunner Virus Edition. May I call you Katie?

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