What is Monkeypox? | Neil deGrasse Tyson and Epidemiologist Anne Rimoin Explain...

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  • What is Monkeypox? On this explainer, Neil deGrasse Tyson and comic co-host Chuck Nice learn essential information about the history of monkeypox, how it’s spread and how people can prevent themselves from getting it with epidemiologist Dr. Anne Rimoin.
    Is this going to end up like COVID-19? Learn about the field of epidemiology, how monkeypox spreads, and where monkeypox comes from. Does it really come from monkeys? We take a deep dive into the history of monkeypox and zoonotic diseases. How long has it been around? How contagious is it? How does it transmit? How prevalent is it? Find out how to keep yourself and others safe from the disease.
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    0:00 - Introduction
    2:04 - Epidemiology
    3:53 - Dr. Rimoin’s Monkeypox Research
    5:40 - What is Monkeypox?
    10:03 - History of Monkeypox
    12:14 - Smallpox Vaccines
    15:16 - Mitigating The Spread
    19:16 - Effects of Monkeypox
    21:16 - Controlling Monkeypox
    21:48 - Stopping Infection Abroad
    24:05 - Misinformation
    25:41 - Closing Notes
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  • @DJDamnSelf
    @DJDamnSelf Před rokem +331

    "A lie can travel around the world and back while the truth is still lacing up its boots." - Mark Twain
    Thank you for that reference, Neil.

    • @clairebennett7831
      @clairebennett7831 Před rokem +19

      True. Lots of lies making their way around the world with truth censored and cancelled. Twain had much wisdom.

    • @SavageJunky
      @SavageJunky Před rokem

      @@clairebennett7831 Yeah totally agree! Conspiricitard spread lies on social media while real expert are called liar... So sad now that everyone who watch few CZcams videos is an expert better then those with doctorate... 🤦🤦🤦

    • @whatthatbe388
      @whatthatbe388 Před rokem +8

      @@clairebennett7831 lies usually make more money

    • @catherinelewis4775
      @catherinelewis4775 Před rokem +4

      All facts💯🎯

    • @thehermitman822
      @thehermitman822 Před rokem +7

      Talk about an ahead of it's time quote. It sucks that they try to hide the boots today.

  • @quelqunx7470
    @quelqunx7470 Před rokem +144

    The humility both of them had for things they don't know is really something people are missing these days. Neil when asked about a subject he doesn't know, instead of doing a quick research online, he asks an expert to talk about the subject. And said expert isn't afraid to admit we don't know a lot of the things instead of making assumptions. When I see this, I know I can trust these people to give me accurate info.

    • @jacquelynsmith2351
      @jacquelynsmith2351 Před rokem +16

      It's a sign of wisdom when someone can admit that they don't know something, especially when they're considered experts in their field. I had a doctor who answered one of my questions with "I don't know, but let's find out!" I kept that doctor for YEARS because of that one response even though she couldn't find out the answer because the most recent research was from the early 90s, 20 years earlier.

    • @thehermitman822
      @thehermitman822 Před rokem +6

      @@jacquelynsmith2351 That's apparently a rare trait for Docs. I've heard of them telling accountants how to do their job simply because they read the cleft notes. 😆

    • @jenniferlorence1950
      @jenniferlorence1950 Před rokem +4

      Quelqun x: Yes, Exactly, that is what makes them, intelligent.

    • @landscapingspecialist
      @landscapingspecialist Před rokem +2

      Great point. I agree w you.

    • @eddiegee2940
      @eddiegee2940 Před rokem

      Well he and y'all are researching in the wrong place. Research Polly St George or Greg Reese on Rumble on this monkey pox scamdemic. Yes, scam. If you closely dismiss the testimony as conspiracy of St George or Reese then challenge them. There was monkey pox pandemic drill exercise back in spring of last year. People behind Event201 are behind this monkey pox scamdemic. Monkey pox was re-engineered and genetically engineered in Wuhan part of Fauci's gain of function. The intention is they become virulent. The elites plan is to infect millions. Millions, so to have another lame excuse for another lockdown and mandate a vaccine which they're not vaccine. Bioweapon. Disagree? Take your argument against Attorney Thomas Renz. He has the documents , he too filed lawsuit against CDC and Fauci.

  • @KitrinaKanaris
    @KitrinaKanaris Před rokem +397

    I’m sure Chuck was always smart, but it is awesome to see how much knowledge he drops ‘accidentally’ now when you compare this to early StarTalk. Love you all! StarTalk always brings my brain joy.

    • @jgroovy1973
      @jgroovy1973 Před rokem +32

      I've noticed that, too, and he does it while trying out comedy material. That takes focus and skill, so don't let people ever tell you pot smokers are dumb.

    • @405adam
      @405adam Před rokem +24

      I’m sure he’s genuinely interested in science. I mean come on, it’s the universe

    • @xyyz8991
      @xyyz8991 Před rokem +6

      Yeah there is this thing called “scripting”. However, Chuck is a great guy and he makes videos even more fun.

    • @ultramaxx1155
      @ultramaxx1155 Před rokem +1

      Of course. It is scripted otherwise the guy will look like an idiot on the video. They rehearse those questions and answers before filming

    • @isetmfriendsofire
      @isetmfriendsofire Před rokem +7

      @@ultramaxx1155 he has also probably learned a lot and absorbed himself into the science world more since starting the show.

  • @AfrikaliDoktor
    @AfrikaliDoktor Před rokem +188

    What a wonderful person, no matter how much she's been interrupted, she still managed to educate us all on this looming danger.

    • @brombromsmuva9215
      @brombromsmuva9215 Před rokem +20

      Yeah.. it's very rude.

    • @krisv1991
      @krisv1991 Před rokem +25

      Their interruptions is annoying af!

    • @tinahill2134
      @tinahill2134 Před rokem +11

      Very very rude.

    • @TheFaarf
      @TheFaarf Před rokem +9

      To be honest, she was able to speak a lot more than other guests, it wasn't that bad.

    • @Pssst.ByTheWay
      @Pssst.ByTheWay Před rokem +9

      They joke around a lot. But i also find she was allowed to get her thoughts out fully wm( they might interject, but they dont derail the directions of conversation. They interject( clarification request s included and she gets back on her thought train )

  • @marilyntrenfield2352
    @marilyntrenfield2352 Před rokem +17

    When you get an expert speaker, who is concise, articulate, and informative, please just let her talk.

  • @latasha716
    @latasha716 Před rokem +31

    I've been an Epidemiologist for almost 20years... my gosh... I can't believe it's been so many years. I would love to be on StarTalk however I'm not a monkeypox expert.

    • @ChrisHyde537
      @ChrisHyde537 Před rokem +2

      You’re a good person to ask. Does the fact that my generation was vaccinated against smallpox reduce the chance that we might contract monkeypox? My smallpox vaccination didn’t prevent me from having chickenpox in my youth.

    • @TheFaarf
      @TheFaarf Před rokem +3

      @@ChrisHyde537 Not preventing you from asking that question, but it gets answered at 13:19

    • @ChrisHyde537
      @ChrisHyde537 Před rokem +2

      @@TheFaarf Thanks, I had to get back to work before then.

  • @luciarel8131
    @luciarel8131 Před rokem +5

    One of my high school teachers had a poster in her room which I've never forgotten. It said: The more I learn, the more I learn how much I have to learn. That's why I love science; it's all about trying to answer questions.

  • @chriscroce
    @chriscroce Před rokem +44

    Chuck is a gem and needs to be protected at all costs.

    • @Chris-vr8cd
      @Chris-vr8cd Před rokem +1

      chuck is so damn funny. I'd like to see him branch out from startalk and maybe do a voice acting role or something.

    • @masdojo
      @masdojo Před rokem +2

      @@Chris-vr8cd he does standup on the side.

    • @terrywaters6186
      @terrywaters6186 Před rokem

      I must have quit listening too soon. He strikes me as an idiot that contributes nothing but constantly stealing the spotlight with his juvenile attempts at humor.

    • @masdojo
      @masdojo Před rokem +1

      @@terrywaters6186 comedy is subjective. There are many people, including NGT who think Chuck is funny. Maybe try not to take life so seriously. In the times we live, we could use more humor.

    • @terrywaters6186
      @terrywaters6186 Před rokem

      @@masdojo I know humor. He’s not humorous, he’s unbearably annoying.

  • @donjaun540
    @donjaun540 Před rokem +12

    One of the smartest men ever in my opinion has a good sense of humor. Stay well Neil!!

  • @michaelccopelandsr7120
    @michaelccopelandsr7120 Před rokem +35

    Life is good when there's a new StarTalk to watch.

  • @johnambro7181
    @johnambro7181 Před rokem +157

    Anne your the star of this collaboration, Neil and Chuck are great and smart enough to bring in a pro. Fun to watch yet enlightening because knowledge is key here. Thanks' guy's and to Anne for clearing up a lot of questions. Please have more panels in this format, because frankly I do not trust politicians or the people employed by them. Cheers to you.

    • @JediLoreen
      @JediLoreen Před rokem +2

      "you're", not "your". 🙄

    • @SavageJunky
      @SavageJunky Před rokem +1

      @@JediLoreen 🤦 not 🙄

    • @waynefisher4327
      @waynefisher4327 Před rokem +3

      Sincere thanks to Anne for her patience with the format and her time. Classy informative clear and professional feedback.

    • @MNL009200
      @MNL009200 Před rokem

      Y

    • @aronroberts5892
      @aronroberts5892 Před rokem +1

      Here here

  • @danielnoonan6191
    @danielnoonan6191 Před rokem +48

    When someone says they "don't know " when they don't know. It's so much easier to believe everything else she says. Great guest and for me quite informative.

  • @RobertSander
    @RobertSander Před rokem +22

    A very good podcast, thanks for hosting it and bringing Anne Rimoin into the conversation. It seems to me that this kind of disease issue is going to be more commonplace than it ever was before.

  • @rachellaney5852
    @rachellaney5852 Před rokem +31

    You guys make science so much fun. Where were y’all when I was in school? Please keep up Star Talk.

  • @muliefriend4785
    @muliefriend4785 Před rokem +4

    Back in 2003 we had it in the US. It came from prairie dogs that were sold in a flea market. I believe it involved 2 small girls who received them as pets.

  • @allybandy3047
    @allybandy3047 Před rokem +141

    This was totally awesome. Thank you for the lighthearted education for those of us that need baby words when it comes to the sciences.

    • @mireyajones810
      @mireyajones810 Před rokem +6

      This was a worthless and ahistorical presentation. There is no "monkey pox". But there is a lot of experimentation.

    • @cjgt77
      @cjgt77 Před rokem +3

      @@mireyajones810, what are you talking about? Not everyone is an expert in trollanese.

    • @jameskinderberg7589
      @jameskinderberg7589 Před rokem +1

      @@mireyajones810 You didn't learn ANYTHING from the video? Surely you don't think it was completely worthless. (I've yet to watch it all because it seems lame-ish.)

    • @montamiddleton9318
      @montamiddleton9318 Před rokem

      @@mireyajones810 Oh honey, and you one of those flat earther non vax survivalist eating reconstituted bean soup? Well hold on to your tin foil hat. Gerber just came out with a dried onion soup mix. Enjoy !

    • @bluelava4282
      @bluelava4282 Před rokem

      @@jameskinderberg7589 attention seeker

  • @EnzoVinZ
    @EnzoVinZ Před rokem +11

    I'm with Chuck on this; ebola, nile, swine flu, bird flu, monkey pox, cov 19, etc all came from outside the U.S. Something needs to be done.

    • @cathy1523
      @cathy1523 Před rokem

      Well this Biden Administration are doing something, they have opened our borders so we can bring all those diseases right here to your neighborhoods.

    • @kensurrency2564
      @kensurrency2564 Před rokem

      1. we don’t know that with certainty
      2. why do some people never seem to ‘contract’ these exotic ‘diseases’?
      3. what if disease doesn’t come from without, instead from within?
      4. what do state of mind, energy, psychological and spiritual balance contribute to health/disease? i propose we still do not understand these matters. and thus we wander blindly down the road, leading others astray with the best intentions.

    • @EnzoVinZ
      @EnzoVinZ Před rokem

      @@kensurrency2564 1) certain enough that the west nile virus came from west nile
      2) it's called natural selection
      3) no evidence suggesting otherwise
      4) nothing

    • @MagnificentStarr
      @MagnificentStarr Před rokem

      That's if that's even true. It's seems, let the media tell it, most diseases come from Africa, when in research it's not even true. So please don't assume with the masses. The government knows people like to place blame and like percentages to feel safe, so please know some information from the elite is and will always be manipulated.

    • @EnzoVinZ
      @EnzoVinZ Před rokem

      ​@@MagnificentStarr And who conducted this "research" you're talking about? And how can you say that you trust what this "research" says yet not others? If you're going to be against something, you better have a good alternative otherwise you're just a nay-sayer, not a problem solver. You just like mudding the water -- making noises.

  • @jorgegarcia5180
    @jorgegarcia5180 Před rokem +25

    What about mosquitoes and ticks?
    Can it be transferred to pets or livestock?
    Without a vaccine what will happen to the host if not treated?
    Great podcast as always, you guys deliver.

    • @3dguy839
      @3dguy839 Před rokem

      Don't ask so many questions

  • @cyotedude
    @cyotedude Před rokem +7

    Neil, I am glad that you took on this subject. I have great respect for your thoughts and your logical approach. It is telling of our times that we have to rely on an astrophysicist and friends in a podcast to explain this to the world when we have plenty of infectious disease scientists... many of whom seem compromised by politics. Thank you to Dr. Anne Rimoin for your laughter and your poignant information.

  • @factsudontwant
    @factsudontwant Před rokem +4

    This woman is so knowledgeable amazing 👏

  • @Kongodiantotela
    @Kongodiantotela Před rokem +3

    Highly informative. Anne Rimoin's humility is amazing. NA SEPELI MINGI !

  • @terrymoser2028
    @terrymoser2028 Před rokem +3

    Thoughtful and educational. Thank all of you.

  • @jeffs6090
    @jeffs6090 Před rokem +6

    This video needs to be seen by every human on the planet!

  • @christinehorner312
    @christinehorner312 Před rokem +1

    About a week or so ago I asked "What is Monkey Pox?" No one could tell me, and here tonight bored stiff, I find this whole straight talk with everything I need to know. How great is that?

  • @sweetpeasbackyardgarden1236

    "We live in a global community...we are in get out of trouble mode again." When are we going to learn the lesson? It's an ongoing process. Thank you so much Dr. Rimoin for your work. This information is invaluable.

  • @standavid1828
    @standavid1828 Před rokem +3

    Dr. Anne is my new favorite Doctor. Excellent interview.

  • @johnherron3961
    @johnherron3961 Před rokem +2

    Thank ALL of you for putting it out here!

  • @shexec32
    @shexec32 Před rokem +6

    The first known instance of Mark Twain saying "A lie will fly around the whole world while the truth is getting its boots on." was in 1919.
    Mark Twain died in 1910.
    "If Mark Twain said it, he probably didn't" - is a lyric from a Vanilla Ice song.

  • @michaeltaylor520
    @michaeltaylor520 Před rokem +7

    These kinds of "real" sources of information are so important. Well done guys !!

  • @silverdragon4344
    @silverdragon4344 Před rokem +7

    I had to get the smallpox vaccine in 2010 before I deployed to Iraq. Worst vaccine I ever got 'cause you get stuck 15 times in roughly the same spot and there is a lot of care involved after getting it for at least a week.

  • @franklinbrown7389
    @franklinbrown7389 Před rokem +18

    It’s so nice getting information from someone who knows what they’re talking about.

  • @r.katiekane252
    @r.katiekane252 Před rokem +2

    Thank Ann, for taking the time to spread education!

  • @user-go4pc8ix2v
    @user-go4pc8ix2v Před rokem +16

    Thank you very much, so many opinions on the internet, I didn't know which one to trust, it's good to always have a reference like this channel.

  • @erikhendrickson59
    @erikhendrickson59 Před rokem +29

    This was a GREAT little episode. Lots of scientific facts without any of the overzealous fear mongering OR scientific skepticism that has run rampant with COVID over the past two years.

  • @denisemorton56
    @denisemorton56 Před rokem +16

    Excellent. Thank you. Much needed discussion.

  • @realhousewifeoftransylvania1.0

    Thank you for doing this and keeping us informed with real facts! 💜

  • @ronalddepesa6221
    @ronalddepesa6221 Před rokem +3

    We need to get her on This Week in Virology!

  • @NGC0Music
    @NGC0Music Před rokem +7

    I love the fact you guys can ask the right questions, even when you are not an expert on the topic.

  • @timshelton8535
    @timshelton8535 Před rokem +2

    This show should be mandatory viewing

  • @crackedmagnet
    @crackedmagnet Před rokem +42

    Anne was great and really helped contextualise what's going on and its history. I suspect that the spread of misinformation could be side effect of the loss adverse traits that we, as a species, have gained during our evolution. It's refreshing to get information from someone who has actually studied it, instead some 3rd hand simplification from a new presenter.

    • @ronpetersen2317
      @ronpetersen2317 Před rokem

      During covid I think misinformation started when political agendas were being inserted using a crisis as an access point. This caused the other side of the political spectrum to say hold on ... why are these political agendas coming in ... then they question the validity ... and spirals out of control from there going back and forth. I already seen some of this starting in California political circles and hitting the news. They are talking wide spread vaccines already ordering tons for California for all like it is covid all over again.

  • @medicwebber3037
    @medicwebber3037 Před rokem +17

    21:42
    The whole _intelligent_ argument against American isolationism in a gd nutshell. _THANK YOU_ Chuck.

    • @Jay-om8gr
      @Jay-om8gr Před rokem +4

      That’s also an argument for involvement in foreign wars. Take care of the situation before it hits home.

    • @medicwebber3037
      @medicwebber3037 Před rokem +1

      @@Jay-om8gr
      Exactly. It IS our business. It's EVERYONE'S business-because it WILL affect EVERYONE.

  • @doylethomas9856
    @doylethomas9856 Před rokem +5

    Neil (if i may), when you 1st took StarTalk and changed the format from serious to funny i did not care for such treatment of important matters. however it has grown on me and Chuck Knight is both a funny and smart guy who asks good questions and is not afraid to say when he does not understand something. thanks to both of you.

  • @Harlemworldboy
    @Harlemworldboy Před rokem +2

    My dude Chuck is not only funny but the dude is smart. Great team Neil!

  • @99PTR99
    @99PTR99 Před rokem +14

    Brilliant video, thank you Star Talk.

  • @michaelccopelandsr7120
    @michaelccopelandsr7120 Před rokem +8

    Neil and Chuck for 2024

  • @savageo1343
    @savageo1343 Před rokem +24

    Can you guys do a podcast on how amazing the human body is when you feed it, treat it, and give it the exercise it needs on a daily basis in order to keep the immune system nice and healthy?

    • @gxlorp
      @gxlorp Před rokem +5

      No that goes against technocratic messaging of the oligarchy

    • @CNCGuy
      @CNCGuy Před rokem

      Nahhh. I want to hear the origin of the virus and the benefit it has on the environment. More importantly, why does a virus exist? Animals certainly didn't make it, they can use toxins that are 10x effective at disabling prey. Plants didn't make it, they also use a set of toxins their own. What living creature or plant , at some point in the evolutionary path of millions of years, decide a weak cell to target only one species with a weak immune system on this planet, is a good idea?

    • @kiwipro1972
      @kiwipro1972 Před rokem +1

      The problem with that idea, is there's a huge vegan and anti-farming movement, thanks to a bribed scientist in the middle of last century.
      And modern science contradicts that totally, which certain groups of society don't like.
      There's no money in healthy people.

    • @Charge11
      @Charge11 Před rokem

      Nah, they rather shill vaccines

    • @toby9999
      @toby9999 Před rokem +1

      @@gxlorp Not really.

  • @hanginwithyourbuds6240
    @hanginwithyourbuds6240 Před rokem +14

    I seriously thought people were just making stuff up when they first told me about monkeypox. Sounds like something from a Dr Seuss novel LOL

  • @Paul1958R
    @Paul1958R Před rokem +5

    Anne, Chuck, and Neil - thank you for this.

  • @ericheine2414
    @ericheine2414 Před rokem +10

    I would think rodent control would be really important. Rodent control concerns trash and garbage. Including your compost pile and fruits and vegetables that may come in contact with rodents. Maintaining clean living and work environments and minimizing water availability to rodents would also help. Eliminating the food sources for rodents.

    • @cjgt77
      @cjgt77 Před rokem +4

      It is, but they're just so many of them, and humans aren't helping by not being as clean as we should be.

    • @spaceghost8995
      @spaceghost8995 Před rokem

      Rodents eat insects quite a bit too

  • @jdabo
    @jdabo Před rokem +58

    This was very informative. It’s always good to get information like this from an actual expert in the field and also through an unbiased, apolitical source.

    • @michelangelobuonarroti916
      @michelangelobuonarroti916 Před rokem +4

      Good scientific information was not often made political until fairly recently.

    • @prehistoricboar4620
      @prehistoricboar4620 Před rokem +3

      "unbiased, apolitical source". That was so professional. You've just decided this, using your BIASED interpretation, without any arguments on hand, because simply you cannot have those here, in the first place.

    • @MrTrashcan1
      @MrTrashcan1 Před rokem +1

      How do you know she's unbiased? And yes, I agree--I only trust experts--never my own senses or logic and rationality.

    • @condor8142
      @condor8142 Před rokem

      LOL

    • @msheart2
      @msheart2 Před rokem

      @@MrTrashcan1 it’s not like she’d be out of work if she was actually honest.

  • @electromotive4
    @electromotive4 Před rokem +3

    Love Neal I think it’s his tone in his voice and his knowledge that really pulls me in , and chuck is awesome as well you guys rock much love

  • @notmr.niceguy216
    @notmr.niceguy216 Před rokem +9

    Now this is keeping well informed while having fun, keep it up Neil and Chuck.

  • @phillipreese6272
    @phillipreese6272 Před rokem +5

    Also important to note, which for some odd reason wasn't mentioned here, the VAST majority of cases come from homosexual activity, so most of you can chill a bit.

  • @truesimplicity
    @truesimplicity Před rokem +21

    Informative, and well appreciated respected content.

  • @-8_8-
    @-8_8- Před rokem +1

    Wow Chuck with the brainy humor. This man shows us we can all grow. Almost every episode.

  • @tete3762
    @tete3762 Před rokem +5

    Noticed Neil had the expression of a proud father after Chuck's last question. 😊🤗

  • @jdbnosik
    @jdbnosik Před rokem +6

    My sincerest gratitude for providing the vital information we all need in terms that are understandable.

  • @elizabethsloan3192
    @elizabethsloan3192 Před rokem +7

    This was a great episode, thank you! Anne is a wonderful guest, I hope to see her again.

  • @sapelesteve
    @sapelesteve Před rokem +17

    Very interesting and pertinent discussion Neil, Chuck & Anne! Thanks! 👍👍👏👏

  • @saspredydious9295
    @saspredydious9295 Před rokem +18

    If you wish to regain a modicum of trust from the public, honesty and transparency is the key! Especially when dealing with viruses!
    This interview is an example of what we need! Thank you!

    • @davel9514
      @davel9514 Před rokem

      Honesty and transparency isn't often distorted by the actual people in the know - it's the politicians, and the people with the loudest voices and the least amount of knowledge. Take MTG the other day downplaying this and saying we should just "laugh at it". Look at that nonsense with Ivermectin coming from the right wing to treat cvd!
      In my opinion, misinformation/disinformation can, and does, cause harm or gets people killed and should ABSOLUTELY be regarded as a criminal act!
      You want honesty and transparency? Advocate for stopping ill-informed people telling lies!

    • @MeanBeanComedy
      @MeanBeanComedy Před rokem +1

      But she never mentioned where 95%-98% of cases come from... 🤔🧐
      No transparency here!

    • @davel9514
      @davel9514 Před rokem +1

      @@MeanBeanComedy Yes, she did - you need to switch off the noise and listen!

  • @sifridbassoon
    @sifridbassoon Před rokem +3

    I perked up when she said cytokine storm. That's what caused the 1918 flu to be so deadly.

  • @donaldmcmullin6483
    @donaldmcmullin6483 Před rokem +2

    I'm glad that you addressed the question concerning the small pox vaccine and its protection against MPV infection. I understand a little better that we don't have a full understanding of MPV. I'm willing to a pause on my alarm response to this infectious disease, because podcast cleared up a lot of misinformation.

  • @DaBlondDude
    @DaBlondDude Před rokem +3

    Informative and enlightening, thanks for this

  • @meliferra1913
    @meliferra1913 Před rokem +12

    Great program. Very informative.

  • @mentalhealth9637
    @mentalhealth9637 Před rokem +3

    I love the way Mr Neil explains and debates on topics. His take on quantum leaps was awesome. Thanks so do much.

  • @carolwatkins8541
    @carolwatkins8541 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for this!! Informative. Love Startalk.

  • @SteveC38
    @SteveC38 Před rokem +11

    Nicely Done, Y'all!

  • @Scarywesley4
    @Scarywesley4 Před rokem +3

    I’m a pharmacist and this is great info. I learned quite a bit.

    • @MeanBeanComedy
      @MeanBeanComedy Před rokem +1

      Did you learn where the vast majority of all cases arise?

  • @haiderdurrani16
    @haiderdurrani16 Před rokem +3

    Awesome episode! Brilliant questions by Chuck! What a great guest!

  • @gregf438
    @gregf438 Před rokem +2

    Thanks for the update guys and your guest was great 👍

  • @kennethh2430
    @kennethh2430 Před rokem +1

    Great information as usual! What's even more awesome, seeing guitars in Dr. Anne Rimoin's room/office space ❤

  • @soumyasanyal9588
    @soumyasanyal9588 Před rokem +5

    I would like to ask, what measures, if any, should schools and educational institutions take especially with young children, whose sense of personal space and hygiene is questionable at best?

  • @nigelmansfield3011
    @nigelmansfield3011 Před rokem +23

    Thank you so much Neil and Chuck. Dr. Anne explained it so well. Please keep on top of this for us because we have no well considered internet sites like yours in Australia.

    • @yvonneplant9434
      @yvonneplant9434 Před rokem

      So that's why so many Australians come to these channels? You can't "build" your own?

    • @ronpetersen2317
      @ronpetersen2317 Před rokem

      You Tube and star talk is on the world stage so it is in Australia

  • @anakozyryeva
    @anakozyryeva Před rokem +2

    Thank you for your work guys! 🙏🏽❤️

  • @baycast
    @baycast Před rokem +3

    Thank you all for this very informative video.

  • @dbcereyes
    @dbcereyes Před rokem +6

    Outstanding podcast and the expert invited is just it doesn’t get any better than that!!!
    Keep up the good job you two are doing.
    My respect’s from Puerto Rico.

  • @sethoflagos2880
    @sethoflagos2880 Před rokem +3

    MP is endemic to Nigeria too. Most of us know not to eff around with rope squirrels, and not to eff around with people who eff around with rope squirrels. Simple.

  • @landscapingspecialist
    @landscapingspecialist Před rokem +1

    Hi Neil, Hello Chuck! I’ve been away for a while. Im glad you both are still here doing your thing. Enjoy the content. Thank you for sharing!

  • @oxfordepi6303
    @oxfordepi6303 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for having this podcast

  • @Jedmanuel91
    @Jedmanuel91 Před rokem +3

    Very informative! Thank you!

  • @Daboingus
    @Daboingus Před rokem +3

    ok i have a question. if i could instantly teleport what would happen to time? so if i decide to teleport for a long duration how would that effect time if at all because if i teleport instantly then that means there is no time in between, meaning i shouldn't even be able to teleport for any amount of time because its instant and there is no time. and what would happen to the physical world would time continue even tho im teleporting continuously instantly? could that make a blackhole? time and space a relative so if time did continue what would happen to me?

  • @tiffanyannhowe1712
    @tiffanyannhowe1712 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for always sharing knowledge and understanding.

  • @MrSean03839
    @MrSean03839 Před rokem +2

    I didn't realize Neil was pulling in so much bank. Behind him is Van Gogh's starry night painting. LOL

  • @jws1948ja
    @jws1948ja Před rokem +9

    What an informative program.

  • @hereticalresponse3161
    @hereticalresponse3161 Před rokem +4

    Oh, Neil! You’re so awesome!!!! Thanks for making this video 🙏

  • @aquanote2694
    @aquanote2694 Před rokem

    CZcams is the new Channel 10 news. Thank you for what you do!!!

  • @innertubez
    @innertubez Před rokem +2

    What an awesome episode. The best of scientific knowledge and humility , delivered with lots of good humor.

  • @persona2grata
    @persona2grata Před rokem +14

    Fantastic interview. I worry that this lesson about how the modern world is a giant interconnected community will be difficult for us to learn. We've been getting warnings about that for decades, but so far it just doesn't seem to be a concept that we can grasp very easily, and the warnings seem to be getting more frequent and urgent.

  • @janicepedroli7403
    @janicepedroli7403 Před rokem +7

    Dr Tyson thanks so much for this video. I was a nurse for 25 yrs in hospital.
    In training we were taught vaccine usually protects us but sometimes someone may get the disease in spite of vaccination.
    In the 50s pre childhood illness vaccines there were seasons for kids to get chickenpox mumps and above all measles.
    Moms arranged play dates so everyone got the illness before they were of child bearing age.
    Sometimes people get the disease from the vaccine
    My sister got polio from the oral vaccine. It was a minor case and she had to have surgery on her foot. We did not have to pay for it.
    Epidemiologists are highly respected in hospital they used to all each have one. At the county hospital in Martinez ours even kept track of intern surgeons infection rates Thanks.

  • @chiditv4617
    @chiditv4617 Před rokem +3

    How can I apply to help fight viruses? I legitimately want a job in this fascinating field.

  • @TheDougfresh71
    @TheDougfresh71 Před rokem +6

    Sounds like " Gain of Function " research . I remember reports of this going on in Africa decades ago.

    • @toby9999
      @toby9999 Před rokem +1

      Gain of function research is a standard part of virology research, so that's plausible.

    • @TheDougfresh71
      @TheDougfresh71 Před rokem +1

      @@toby9999 Gain of Function research is illegal in the United States.

  • @rufiorufioo
    @rufiorufioo Před rokem +4

    Anne Rimoin is fantastic with explaining things! great episode!!! AS is the master of layman's terms Neil!

  • @jme36053
    @jme36053 Před rokem +5

    Is an epidemiologist conversant in epidemiology considered to be an epidemic? We seem to be having too many of those lately.
    Nice coverage on an important topic.

  • @fedoramcclaren4294
    @fedoramcclaren4294 Před rokem +1

    "You don't always just want to talk to the people who agree with you"...
    This message needs to go out to so many people right now.

  • @Semabachos
    @Semabachos Před rokem +7

    How effective would the reduction in interaction with wild and farmed animals be in reducing the incidence of zoonotic diseases? Would it make a signifficant difference or is it likely that these viruses (sars, covid, monkeypox, avian flu, etc) would still find their way into human populations and result in the same global health issues?

  • @anthonyharper3421
    @anthonyharper3421 Před rokem +2

    I've enjoyed, this program for many years. What's annoying me is the hosts always interrupts their guest, especially when they're explaining important points in the conversation.

  • @chemicalfiend101
    @chemicalfiend101 Před rokem +3

    5:14 : "there might be some smallpox"
    *WAIT WHAT*
    "....I'm sorry chickenpox"
    thank you for clearing that up.

  • @jenniferlorence1950
    @jenniferlorence1950 Před rokem +1

    Three intelligent People, and what a Smart Conversation!!!

  • @wombatv
    @wombatv Před rokem +2

    I was curious as to how long after infection does it take for symptoms to show up?

  • @frankwalders
    @frankwalders Před rokem +3

    Thanks, very informative.