-: I'm always looking at it as,
what is this telling us?
Whenever I get data that you know, you have a hypothesis,
you design an experimental test there,
then you get the result, then it's just
the entire opposite of what you were expecting, okay.
What is this telling us?
I, my hope from every experiment is that
we learn something, even if it means that
this is not what we should be doing (chuckles)
or this is not the best way to test this idea.
Whatever it is, I hope that we learned something.
So, always trying to find a silver lining in everything.
If it's a rejected paper, okay, what did we get wrong here?
What did we miss?
Perhaps we didn't communicate this well enough.
Perhaps we need, you know, these additional experiments
to really show that these findings,
our support, whatever, the theory we're proposing,
so, always trying to find some good out of it
to learn something out of whatever failure,
or whatever outcome it is,
trying to learn something out of it, so.