if such a question was asked by a 13 or 14 year old girl then perhaps such a reaction may be understandable although I consider that this is not such an obvious proposition for reasons that I set out below.
Dr P held the status in the Group of being a medical doctor although that was not her training or qualification; she was well aware of the (false) status that she held and her response may be assessed also in that background.
Dr P said that everybody in the SPED was doing research 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.[490] I have earlier dealt with that evidence which I find to be contrived because it had a rote aspect about it. I have earlier rejected the suggestion that it is possible for people to do research 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and I find this evidence is inherently unlikely and is inconsistent with other evidence that I am prepared to accept.
