It was because the person who worked in the same university just decided to run the numbers and found that they weren't necessarily consistent, and then it wasn't replicable. One of the underlying tenets of science these days as that if you publish work, it has to be replicable by somebody else. If they're not reproduced, then that calls into question whether it's real. And so that basically happened. It may have just been thathethe brain, brain waves were read differently when it's up happening. To the study, why does hit get challenged? I don't know about the order of it. Did he say yes the tenth time because he was just tired of being asked that

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