Messenger RNA is inside us; it's everywhere. It's the way that our body internally communicates, stimulates ourselves to create proteins. And the way that this vaccine works is that it takes some of the messenger RNA that is in COVID-19, or at least identical to it, that stimulates the growth of the spike proteins. And when that mRNA enters the cells of a human, as it entered mine last Friday, the immune system of the human says, "Hello, hello, we've got something here like this. I'm going to generate a response to destroy it." And the immune system learns to destroy those spike proteins. Now, within a few days, all of the mRNA that came in the vaccine is gone. It's very unstable. That's why it has to be refrigerated at minus 80 degrees. The spike proteins that your cells produced upon receiving the mRNA have been destroyed by your immune system. The only thing that remains is a memory in one's immune system of what it's like to fight something that looks like COVID-19 and if COVID-19 spike proteins do appear in your body, your immune system's ready to fight them. I actually think that's pretty cool. But it also shows that you have absolutely nothing to fear because all you're left with is the memory of how to fight it. I just ask the good doctors on the other side of the House if that's roughly what happens and they say, yes, that's actually a pretty good description. 