I remember that when I got out of high school, I wanted to study biology at the university, but a very significant fact made me study literature. I think that these fortuitous and unexpected events are what really put you on your true path. That's why from the very first moment I felt identified with the words of this doctor. Perhaps it was that first part that made me feel that everything else was valid and objective. I still insist, from my own experience, we are human beings who create antibodies. These days I watched a "bad" movie from the 80s in which a ,married couple kept a son prisoner (encapsulated) with the story of a supposed disease. In the end, when the son discovers that it is a fake and tries to get rid of the mechanical lungs, he dies because he has never known how to breathe naturally. Keeping my distance, I think that's what this is all about. Some people sometimes wonder how children can live in the puddle, in the middle of the garbage, with flies and mosquitoes and not get sick. The answer is: it has created antibodies. It sounds simple but it's not. I was left wanting to read more about it. Thanks for sharing this interview, @rok-sivante. Nice evening!