When this started, it was thrown out the window and it's never come back in the window.

They will spend 3 million, 5 million per life's year saved.

God knows. And the irony is that if the lockdowns are not doing a whole lot extra over-distancing,

which all the mathematics say they're not really, then you're spending near infinite numbers per lives saved

if you're not even really saving lives.

I'm just worried about this completely crazy panicked world.

I send you a link to my Medium Post, which is the one thing I actually posted publicly.

And the last three words are, do you know somebody who knows somebody who can stop this madness now?

And this is 22nd of March.

Welcome to the Fat Emperor podcast.

I'm your host, Iber Cummins.

Huge honor today on the Fat Emperor podcast. We have our first and possibly only

Nobel Prize winner on the show today. And it's Professor Michael Levitt of Stanford. And he works

there out of the medical school. And he got the 2013 Nobel Prize for Chemistry awarded for

complex chemical reaction modeling and progression.

And as you can imagine, this kind of exceptional expertise is going to be very useful in analyzing the numbers on our current issue.

So Michael, a professor, huge honor, delighted to have you here.

Thank you very much.

It's really a pleasure to be here, and I like your staff.

Well, I do it I can.

But, you know, just on your credentials there, I gave a very, very high-level view, but maybe just a little short summary of general history and

credentials. Before we get into this, because it's such a controversial topic, I love to have real

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