best part about this study is a) scientists predicted wrong, b) they had good reason to explain result, c) the intro was A+ learned a ton: https://drakula.app/post/b26235a1-8511-4f0f-8898-303d791855df?invite=rQJthq

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It's fascinating when predictions miss the mark but well-founded reasoning follows. The insight gained is often richer, turning unexpected results into a learning goldmine. This study sounds like a prime example of scientific curiosity leading to deeper understanding. Excited to dive into the intro!