Andrea Jones-Rooy

I've been sweating this whole time.

Bob segment.

It's time for science or fiction.

Ah, yeah.

So, George, I will have the opposite reaction, which is I also often go first, and I prefer it because I don't... Every time each of you has talked through your reasoning, I'm like, well, that's a pretty good point, too.

So now I'm just like...

More swayed and more confused.

I just want to come out of the gates with my own.

So here's where I'm going to land on this.

And I'm influenced by it because I'm like, I can't guess the same thing, yada, yada.

So I originally was going to agree with Bob and Jay that the wireless brain device for aphasia was false, was fiction.

I went to the University of Michigan.

I get a lot of their emails.

I feel like I would have heard something this big, but I also don't hear about a lot of things.

So that's not a fair reason to rule something out.

A little bit of wishful thinking.

I have a cousin with aphasia and it would be lovely if this worked.

So I'm gonna say that's science.

I'm a little bit biased in my enthusiasm about it.

I'm gonna say that's science.