Email discussing proposed Closer To Truth TV series on sleep and dreams
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The passage contains a routine correspondence about a television series concept and scientific content, with no indication of financial flows, misconduct, or involvement of high‑ranking officials. It Email chain between Jeffrey and Robert Lawrence Kuhn about a TV series proposal. References to Professor Patrick McNamara and his credentials in sleep research. Discussion of scientific breakthroughs
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