Lindau

That is, I think, the easiest way to innovation.

I was at-- There's this, um, this meeting that happens in Lindau, uh, Germany every year called the Lindau Nobel, um, Prize meeting, and, uh, I was-- I got fortunate enough a couple years ago to, to get invited to that.

And essentially, they invite all the existing, all the living Nobel Prize winners to that meeting, and they do all these like-

Plus you.

So André is divorced and has two children, an 11-year-old son named, uh, Nicolas, and a 14-year-old daughter named Kalinka.

The children spend the majority of the year living with their mother in Lindau, Germany, which is a beautiful historic town on the shores of Lake Constance, not far from the Austrian border, and across the lake from Switzerland.

I knew you were just gonna say that.

I mean, I wanted to-

So, you know, him diagnosing her and him giving her injections, it's not totally suspicious.

Right.

Right? Immediately upon learning of his daughter's death, André flies to Lindau, and early the next morning he goes to view his daughter's body, and then brings his son, 11-year-old Nicolas, home to Toulouse to prepare for Kalinka's funeral.

And here's a photo of, um, André holding a photo of Kalinka.

I also felt that pretty recently.

I was at the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau, Germany, which is...

It's kind of amazing and it, that in this year I've had the opportunity to speak both at the Breakthrough Prize in LA, which celebrates the discoveries in science, in medicine that's based here in the US, and then the, the Nobel Laureate kind of prize meeting that happened in Germany this year.

So I was, like, with an intern, and he asked me a question, like, "Do you..." 'Cause I'd...