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There must have been some hypothesis or they wouldn't have studied the result. Probably got lost in translation. EDIT: When an english speaking reporter can't
by studentrob 13y ago
There must have been some hypothesis or they wouldn't have studied the result. Probably got lost in translation.
EDIT: When an english speaking reporter can't figure something out in a foreign country they often say "nobody knows ..." but really they mean "I couldn't find a source to tell me ..."
EDIT 2: I'm sorry, I didn't realize this was discussed in the movie. I just got to that part. Clearly the author of the film knows plenty of Japanese people and knows this subject well. At the same time there was still a scientific reason for installing them: other posters are pointing out that there have been studies measuring blue light showing it is a "stimulus for acute melatonin suppression" . Interesting!
- amerika_blog 13y ago> When an english speaking reporter can't figure something out in a foreign country they often say "nobody knows ..." but really they mean "I couldn't find a source to tell me ... Same is true in English-speaking countries with English-speaking reporters :) "No one (that I know) knows..."