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Re: neuroinv post# 30742

Saturday, 11/14/2009 4:27:09 PM

Saturday, November 14, 2009 4:27:09 PM

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<<(e.g. "are the researchers providing their facilities and equipment for free?") reflect some naiveté that you should correct before you start lecturing people>>

They were just what you quoted: questions. It was not a lecture, not an instant rejection to your explanations, etc. Maybe, rather than attacking someone who is not privy to the protocal/process, you could enlighten them...:)


<<Going down a road that looks like it could hit a FDA dead end is not a career-sustaining move, unless for some reason they have a strong belief in the premise being tested>>

Is that what U researchers do: Visualize the final FDA decision? That's a long shot if I've ever seen one. And I thought they only cared about tenure. Anyway, you are not respecting the scientific evidence--the results of the EM--and in doing so, presuming that it doesn't hold much weight with scientists either. From what I remember, the EM--which has been described as highly credible proof (at least based on input from the experts here--99% accurate we've been told)--demonstrated that the drug histo was due to the fixative upon dissection.

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