This article is so badly written I had to stop half way through. The random double quotes makes it look like a high school student took over the WordPress insta

This article is so badly written I had to stop half way through. The random double quotes makes it look like a high school student took over the WordPress installation. > This week, a group from the New York University School of Medicine said “no thank you” to medication altogether. > Once it detects an electrical signal that suggests “pain found,” it sends the information to the “sleeper agent,” a computer chip implanted in the front part of the brain. > Yeah, it’s pretty wild. > But it’s a “blueprint” for tuning the brain to ease pain in the future, the authors wrote.