Paul Condren

But looking at what we're producing, I'd say probably yes.

But it's not just one region of the brain.

There's multiple different regions that the people looking at the data have to go through.

Justin had this hypothesis.

And the first thing they wanted to do was go out, meet the community and let people know what they're doing.

And I tend to sit at the back of the room because I like to see what's going on.

And sat in front of me, it was a family.

And Justin and Karen went through all the different traits of, you know, the anxiety, the fear.

And the dad puts his arm around his daughter and said, I'm sorry.

He really thought that he had a naughty child.

And all of the traits that they were going through, it was like, oh, yeah, you do that.

Oh, you do that.

You do that.

And that's kind of what it's all about.

It's not about Justin and Karen and Gina.

It's about that young girl and that young girl's dad and mom and family members.

This can make a real difference.

Even just...

presenting made a big difference even before the studies underway.

So it's validating that this study does mean a lot to a lot of people.