When you open the door for somebody else,

welcome into the vaccine conversation with Melissa and Dr. Bob.

This is a special episode.

We're going to talk about a couple aspects of the coronavirus vaccine.

A couple things we've recently learned and people are talking a lot about.

And I'm going to talk about the vaccine.

A couple things we've recently learned and people are talking a lot about.

And I find very fascinating is the newly developed messenger RNA vaccine.

The mRNA vaccine.

It's a brand new technology.

They've never made any vaccines using this technology before.

And there's one company that is trying to utilize this technology to make one of the first coronavirus vaccines.

We know it's funny. We should be excited when something is new.

Like, oh, they've never done this before.

But when it comes to like something, you're going to be injecting into yourself to create an immune response

with all these different adjuvants, preservatives or whatever is going to be in there.

The idea of like new, we've never done this before to me is like red flag, red flag, red flag.

Yeah. I mean, how many like dystopian, you know, post post-pocalyptic sci-fi movies have been made based on this premise.

And we've got this great medical treatment, this new discovery.

We're going to inject every human on the planet with it and then boom, something goes horribly wrong.

And it's, you know, it's a sci-fi, it's science fiction.

It's not real. That never happens.

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