Upon hearing this,
the host also strongly agreed.
Transcription Fluid.
Such a revolutionary medicine, if it couldn't win the Nobel Prize, that would be truly odd and unquestionably contentious, otherwise, the fairness of the Nobel Prize would definitely come into question.
Unless.
Another drug of even greater historical significance appeared this year.
However.
The odds of that happening were even slimmer than winning the lottery.
The historical significance of the 'Transcription Fluid' could even be compared to the discovery of Penicillin, and why one might say 'could' because Penicillin has saved many more people than Transcription Fluid and has a much wider application.
But.
That did not mean that 'Transcription Fluid' was inferior to Penicillin.
It was just.
Each had its strengths.
It seemed almost unbelievable.
How long had it been?
Suddenly another 'good Samaritan' had donated 1.2 billion US dollars.
