 What is the best representation of the significance of the boy who falls sick at the end?
"A Theory of Psionic Influence on Infant and Child Development." "If the papers you've already published are a preview, we think it's false as Satan." "Until we had to throw it out. "In fact, you can't really be certain that your instruments are measuring the children at all. How can we define the limits of the phenomenon, for that matter? We've known for a long time that every human being has extrasensory potential to one degree or another. It's a differentiating quality of the human mind. Just as the ability to think logically in a crisis instead of giving way to panic is a differentiating quality." For one thing, it seemed to be immensely more powerful and active in infants and children than in adults.
 It shows that Dr. Melrose could have been right, because this is not consistent with Dr. Lessing's prior conclusions
 It shows that Dr. Melrose could have been right, because this is not consistent with Dr. Lessing's prior conclusions  The incident is proof that Dr. Lessing should give up on his work  It means Dr. Lessing's book needs another round of edits which will take a lot of time  It shows Dr. Melrose where the weak points in Dr. Lessing's work is