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As an uninvolved bystander I can agree that the reason it is noteworthy can be separated from the fact of whether or not it is. In this case I think there are
by kevindamm 3y ago
As an uninvolved bystander I can agree that the reason it is noteworthy can be separated from the fact of whether or not it is.
In this case I think there are a few reasons of note which were already alluded to, but I don't personally think it need call any questions about the validity of the experiments and the other reasons being around the potential future value of associated company, any opinions of which are for the individual and their financial advisors to consider.
I wasn't aware of the fact there was already a company created for it but it does say something about the confidence these researchers have placed in the results, even if that may not be noteworthy, per se, regarding the results.
- glenstein 3y agoRight. And additionally, it provides at least a trace of possibility that there's some sort of a vested interest in the outcome of the research, although it shouldn't necessarily be held against them that they believe in their work and want to see applications from it.