> Further and more seriously, this paper is perhaps an important example of the importance of interdisciplinary communication. I wouldn’t go that far- medical

> Further and more seriously, this paper is perhaps an important example of the importance of interdisciplinary communication. I wouldn’t go that far- medical researchers all did high school math. If they didn’t understand it, that’s not an interdisciplinary communication problem. Although it’s true that if Dr. Tai had shown his paper to any physicist (or high school calculus student), with “Tai’s Model” as a label for integration, they would laugh and point out the issue.