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No, you do not really explain. "None of them fully met the goals" is not an explanation, it's an excuse. What are the goals missing? What is it from each of th
by rglullis 5y ago
No, you do not really explain.
"None of them fully met the goals" is not an explanation, it's an excuse. What are the goals missing? What is it from each of these protocols that is falling short? Can they be remedied or are there inherit limitations to all of them that warrants working on something completely new?