As an engineer ( not in a medical field) I spend m

As an engineer ( not in a medical field) I spend most of may days looking at data and trying to find that nugget that fixes all problems and a data file where every point falls in line with the proposed hypothesis. It almost NEVER happens.

Instead you wind up pouring over individual data points in order to try to assign some reason for an unexplained ( outlier ) result. Sometimes even when you can see the trends you still can't get statistically significant results . I can only imagine the human body presents a whole other list of unexplained interactions

When I first looked at the PR from yesterday I said i would sit down and do some calulations based on this data but decided it is futile because I don't have any details so I would be wasting my time. I confirmed this when i opened up my CYDY message boards this morning to see the data being treated in which ever which way the authors preconcieved opinions wanted to take it. Have fun this weekend with your arguing back and forth.
I wish that evryone who took LL was alive and everyone who didn't died ( thats a little mean i think) but unfortunatley this is not the situation.