Back to episode — Episode 1220 Scott Adams - Good News on COVID-19, Biden Warned us About Himself, Historians Screwed
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ine." And I highly recommend you should all get... ow, wow. For those of you listening on podcast, what you missed was a hilarious impression of me becoming frozen. Now I will say again I will get the vaccination. I'm sure the vaccination is safe. If you didn't hear the story of how the vaccination process got sped up by Trump, it's really interesting. So here's a little tidbit that I heard just…
← Previous segment →f just looking at the freaking data was going to take six months. Just imagine what he said, right? I'll tell you what he didn't say: "Well you're the experts, I guess it takes six months to look at data." No, no. Maybe Biden would do that because Biden says listen to the experts, right? Maybe he would have said, "What can you do?" Every single expert just said six months. If that's what it takes to look at data and nobody's telling me it could be done faster, what are you going to do?
But I think Trump, like an experienced manager, and exactly what I would have said had I been president in the room, I would have said, "Stop. Stop. Hold on. I'm gonna need a little more explanation about this six months to look at data, because you're not producing the data, you're just looking at it. You're gonna have to get that six months down to a little bit shorter or somebody's gonna be fired." I'm guessing that that was a lot of what it looked like behind closed doors, just you know conceptually anyway.
So vaccines coming. Today at 1 p.m. Eastern time — that would be 10 a.m. for you Californians — I'm going to do a separate livestream interview with Razeeb Khan, who's a spokesperson for Traitwell, T-R-A-I-T-W-E-L-L, and he's a geneticist. And he'll tell us about Traitwell's new system, I guess you'd say, where you can upload your DNA and some other information and it will tell you your relative COVID risk. How cool is that? Now does it work? Is it real? These are the questions I will ask them, and I don't know the answers to the questions. We'll fi
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nd out. But imagine if you're trying to figure out who should get the vaccination first. We'll also ask them about DNA and privacy and stuff like that. So I'll get into that. So imagine if we could find out that some people have much lower risk than other people, and even after you've accounted for comorbidities and lifestyle and age and all that, that should probably help us, right? If we could…
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