Come up here at 5.08, we'll drink a toast to the weekend with a shot of the day. And we do have your

headlines on the way at 550. But first quick check out with Mike Hawk and some of the stories

and headlines he is not working on. Well, thank you, Miles. A clinical trial of an MRNA

vaccine against HIV is showing a strong immune response against the viral proteins. That's pretty

freaking big. Say that again?

There's an MRNA vaccine that is, that's in a clinical trial right now, and it's against

HIV, and it's actually showing a very strong immune response to the viral proteins. Good, good.

Hell yeah, dude. I love it. I love it. Condom free.

Yet again. All right. Back love it. I love it. Condom free. Yet again. Alright. Yeah.

Back to it.

A new survey of 1,000 expert shows that quantum physicists still can't agree on anything.

Yeah.

Apparently, I did not know this, but this is a big thing apparently in quantum physics that physicists disagree

on like everything. Pretty much. On the same subject. Because they, it's a very difficult

thing to make sense of. Why? There's basically, because there's everything that we deal with in the

physical world, right? We can look at each other. In general physics, we can figure out. If I drop

something, it falls to the ground. There's gravity, right? Blah, blah, blah. In general physics, we can figure out. If I drop something,

it falls to the ground. There's gravity, right? Blah, blah, blah. When you go to quantum physics

down to the tiniest realm of existence, none of the very few of the things that they see on that

behave in a way that agrees with what we believe physics should be.

So there's no real rules that they can go by on the quantum level?

That's kind of, there's a few things they have figured out, but overwhelmed.

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