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  • BarqsHasBite@lemmy.caEnglish
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    1 year ago

    reasonable period of time.

    That misses the entire point of studying multi generational effects.

    we probably don’t care because most people won’t live that long.

    Again, misses the entire point of studying multi generational effects.

    meaningful lengths of time in a human life, say over a decade or two.

    Again.

    even as little as a year.

    Again.

    not a massive signal.

    Again.

    will very likely be a mild issue over a long time at a high dose, not at small doses over a short time,

    That’s the whole point of the study, to do a low dose over a super long time over generations. Not a high/med dose over a short time.

    not at small doses over a short time,

    Again, misses the entire point of studying multi generational effects.

    so this study design is not fit for purpose and it should be ignored.

    And a final: Again, misses the entire point of studying multi generational effects.

    I think I’m going to say cheers since sorry to say you missed the entire point, objective, and goal of the study and you want to study something else entirely. Cheers.