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advance science.
DR. DUMAS: Yes, right, very true. I do not
understand why --
DR. SHAPIRO: Microphone.
DR. DUMAS: I do not understand why it is so
difficult. You know, I sit here and I think these things
seem to be in general -- they are addressing problems that
we talked about a long time and they seem solvable. I do
not understand why it is so complicated. I have a feeling
that it is not really that complicated. Why are we doing
this? What is going on? What is going on?
DR. CASSELL: It is complicated. Rhetaugh, it
is complicated because we are trying to say we want to find
out what this person would think to be in their best
interest as they know those interests.
DR. CHILDRESS: This is not the --
DR. DUMAS: Well, you do not ask that question.
(Simultaneous discussion.)
DR. CHILDRESS: That is the case here.
DR. DUMAS: No. You ask that person -- you
tell that person something about the research you are
doing. You ask them if they are willing to participate.
You explain as best you can what the implications are and
you extract a yes or a no, or I cannot answer, or something