Well, all that has to happen now that we know about this is for a few people to regularly start looking at the want ads on the Sunday papers and send copies out to people they know who qualify for and are looking for these jobs or, better yet, post copies of these ads on boards where American techies frequent.
Let’s get the tech savvy 80 year olds to forward these ads to their children, grandchildren, and nieces and nephews.
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I’m listening to this now while doing various chores and tasks. It is very interesting. Am about 90% into it—70 minutes long.
The woman being interviewed is not as good as some people breaking things down. She’s a bit of a science nerd and probably doesn’t have a job where she has to break things down to lay people. She seems to be someone stuck in the lab all the time. But she isn’t confusing. You might have to stop a few times and rewind.
McMillan asks good questions and tries to break it down, but it seems he needs a bit more time to digest what she’s saying.
He often cuts a video with slides after he talks to someone like her once he has thought about things and how to explain them to people.
In that regard, this video with the interview is a good primer for what hopefully is a later video of him breaking it all down.
Streamed live on Oct 18, 2025 COVID-19 Interviews
Join the conversation as we explore the evolving science of mRNA vaccines — and the questions that remain. With their rapid development and global rollout, these vaccines have transformed medicine, but also raised new discussions about long-term safety, testing methods, and how we assess novel technologies.
In this video, Dr. Philip McMillan speaks with researcher Christie Grace, author of “Regulatory Assessment Gaps and Genotoxicity Considerations in mRNA-LNP Technologies,” to unpack what’s known, what’s still being studied, and where scientific debate continues.
Pre-print link:
Regulatory Assessment Gaps and Genotoxicity Considerations in mRNA-LNP Technologies
https://zenodo.org/records/17374170
Together, we’ll discuss how mRNA vaccines work, what current safety testing covers, and whether modern gene-based therapies require new regulatory standards. This is a thoughtful, evidence-based discussion designed to separate science from speculation — giving you a clearer understanding of both the benefits and unanswered questions around mRNA technology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3M6FRTgP2og