All Hail Alexander Flemming

When the millenial nonsense was rolling around six years ago, I remember the questions was "who is the most influential man of the century?" being one of the favorite philosophical conversations.

I submit to you, Alexander Flemming.

He's the guy who figured out about penicillium. Antibotics have done more to change the face of the world than almost any other 20th century marvel, including (arguably) the car, computer, or telephone.

Then again, I might be biased. Because after just one day on the big honking green and blue pills my docotor prescribed, I feel much better. Science defeats mastitis. (I also did the hot compresses, massage, etc. that the books all prescribe.)

Will write more tomorrow, but for now, I'm offski.