Will Brown

Yeah, and he immediately explained in a way that he could see on just the scans that they had out there, manipulation on Maria's hand.

In particular, something called the trapezium was still there, which is an articular surface that your metacarpal one, bottom of your thumb bone, should attach to.

And he just simply asked, why should that still be there?

And I actually and actually I'll share my screen here if I want to kind of want to show you this real quick.

Let me see if I can find this real quick.

Yeah.

And so that made sense to my mind.

I immediately was wondering what that was about.

And he explained it in a way where he kind of asked the question, why would you evolve a trapezium if you didn't have anything there?

Oh, by the way, the metacarpal one, the MC1, it's not necessarily missing.

It's right in the central digit in the second phalange.

And so then I go, well, how does he know that?

Like, I don't, like, don't the phalanges all look the same?

And it turns out, and Dan will talk more, Dr. Proctor will talk more about this.

The first metacarpal has a V taper that the rest of the metacarpals don't have.

And that's for, I'll let Dr. Proctor talk about that.

So now my spell is, like, really starting to break.

And I, um...

So I start going down the rabbit hole.

I'm sure you all are familiar with Steve Mara.