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eLetters: Wonderful piece ... once its purpose is known
In response to: Pathology in the Hundred Acre Wood: a neurodevelopmental perspective on A.A. Milne
Andrew Abrahamowicz
Affiliation: None
Posted on: April 18, 2001
I originally read about this article and its findings earlier this year on one of the many news feed sites on the Internet, likely the National Post. Although I raised my eyebrows and wondered about why people would spend their time with such and effort at the time, I today laugh it off. I did not give the 'study' much time or thought at the time, so I did not go tracking it's sources down. However, upon reading a short article today that stated the article was written for the holiday issue as a light-hearted piece, I think that the only people needing to be blamed here are the reporters who omitted that little fact from their 'investigative journalism' pieces. In fact, I now applaud the authors for their lighted-heared approach on a piece dealing with a well known Canadian group of characters.
Final Words: Doctors = good sense of humour; Journalists = get the story straight!
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