
Originally Posted by
rohrer01
Perhaps something someone says here will have been of some value to a researcher who happened to take the time to read through these threads.
Perhaps. Our resident muscle doctor certainly seems to be fascinated by some off these posts.
But I think we have to remember that researchers think about this stuff all the time. What is novel and clever to us is very likely reinventing the wheel or already disproven to them. Of course we can't say that 100% of the time but we can be confident it is happening virtually all the time.
There is a reason why researchers are working on what they are working on and a reason why they aren't working on other things at this time. And that reason isn't likely to be that they simply haven't thought about it. This is what it means to have an expertise in something.
ETA: It seems that for every thing that "our" muscle physiologist find fascinating, he has posted several more posts "edifying" folks on various topics. By that's just my impression and he can speak for himself.
Last edited by Pooka1; 05-08-2010 at 04:07 PM.
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