I'm not a fan of harsh decisions being made on technologies, especially newer, less understood ones based on results that don't follow what we expect to see. Transcranial electric simulation has theoretical potential and is something that could help many people if we could figure out how to make it work. So we should approach it with positivity and innovation aiming to figure out why we aren't getting the results we expect and then tuning the paradigms appropriately. In response to ⬇️