Discussion on mRNA Vaccine and Plague

And we have to remember, uh, Tel Aviv University in Israel, they

actually developed an mRNA plague vaccine.

And so I, I'm not going to be taking that mRNA plague vaccine.

Um, I would much rather take my chances with

doxycycline, uh,

which in a randomized trial, there was actually a, a

97% survival rate-

Yeah

... uh, for plague. And if it's classical plague, the,

and they didn't

modify it, the risk of a pandemic would be extremely

low.

There's been five plague outbreaks, pneumonic plague

outbreaks since 2011. None of them became a pandemic.

It doesn't spread very easily