All of this was supposed to be a conversation, but it ended up being a monologue. Geniuses have it made. They grab the ball, or the spoon, and don't let go. In this case, and as it has been done for many years, removed from the stove, What Ferran Adrià barely wanted to share was the microphone, which he practically denied to the companion in hardship who was supposed to talk with him, the theoretical physicist and expert in the history of cuisine, the Oxford doctoral student Javier Maurino-Alperovich.

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has authorised the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine for people over the age of 18. In a statement, the European agency considers the vaccine to be safe, although it admits that "there are insufficient results for people over 55 years of age". At the same time, however, it states that given the experience with other vaccines and the experience seen in other age groups, it considers that it can also be applied to older people.