> Mathematics professor Jason Brown spent 10 years working with statistics to solve the magical mystery. > The three co-authors of this paper — there was someo

> Mathematics professor Jason Brown spent 10 years working with statistics to solve the magical mystery. > The three co-authors of this paper — there was someone called Mark Glickman who was a statistician at Harvard. He's also a classical pianist. Another person, another Harvard professor of engineering, called Ryan Song. And the third person was a Dalhousie University mathematician called Jason Brown. It took three people ten years to do this? Also all the reporting here is awful. This is nothing like a proof.