I pretty much totally agree with you, blafarm. Hyp
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I pretty much totally agree with you, blafarm. Hypothesizing is not going to give us any useful clues.
Your suggestion that the FDA is just doing a song and dance to delay further is certainly compatible with the facts, although seems like a great deal of extra work
Nevertheless, I just am attracted to pieces of the narrative that just don't seem to fit in. (As I write that I realize this is CYDY and the narrative never really hangs together perfectly, LOL)
I didn't check the press relase as you did.
And it leads me to the following list of likely irrelevant but nevertheless things that don't fit in:
1) the FDA scheduled the meeting upon their own initiative
2) not only upon their initiative, but quickly
3) and after they said "no meeting"
At a minimum, someone at the FDA changed their mind about whether or not they had time for a type A meeting, and not only did they have time really soon, but they even had time really soon after they took the time to write down their answers and transmit them to CYDY. In fact, it looks like just about the time that they finished writing their answers to CYDY, they also realized the meeting was appropriate and they made time to do it quickly.
Again, my obsession with these details is likely the result of some personality defect and not anything to do with either FDA or CYDY
Or maybe its just like you said, a delaying tactic.
Your suggestion that the FDA is just doing a song and dance to delay further is certainly compatible with the facts, although seems like a great deal of extra work
Nevertheless, I just am attracted to pieces of the narrative that just don't seem to fit in. (As I write that I realize this is CYDY and the narrative never really hangs together perfectly, LOL)
I didn't check the press relase as you did.
And it leads me to the following list of likely irrelevant but nevertheless things that don't fit in:
1) the FDA scheduled the meeting upon their own initiative
2) not only upon their initiative, but quickly
3) and after they said "no meeting"
At a minimum, someone at the FDA changed their mind about whether or not they had time for a type A meeting, and not only did they have time really soon, but they even had time really soon after they took the time to write down their answers and transmit them to CYDY. In fact, it looks like just about the time that they finished writing their answers to CYDY, they also realized the meeting was appropriate and they made time to do it quickly.
Again, my obsession with these details is likely the result of some personality defect and not anything to do with either FDA or CYDY
Or maybe its just like you said, a delaying tactic.
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