During her interview with Katie Buranek, Secretary Hartley refers to RD-4896. All other series references are about RD-4895.
The Secretary's explanation of what constitutes a blind study is wrong. A blind study does not mean running a test without the knowledge or consent of the test subjects. In a blind study the participants give consent and are fully informed. They are divided into two groups, one gets the medication, the other a placebo.
Neither the researcher conducting the experiment nor the participants know which group is which. That is why it is called a blind study. In reality what was just described is called a double blind study.
Neither the researcher conducting the experiment nor the participants know which group is which. That is why it is called a blind study. In reality what was just described is called a double blind study.
Ben and Reese find a boat waiting for them to use to get to Orcas Island. The boat is located within walking distance of the shore. However, tides in Puget Sound range between 3 and 4 meters. The boat would either be stuck on the beach or too far out for them to walk to.
Katie and James are texting back and forth in all caps, but it's clear that Katie's keypad is showing lower case.
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