Caroline Williams

OK, from Columbia Journalism Review and Tom Zeller Jr.

This summer, an article by Caroline Williams was published in Science magazine.

It was removed three months later, quote, after editors discovered that the author was an imposter, not Caroline Williams, the established freelance journalist based in the United Kingdom.

but someone who adopted Williams' names and clips.

Managing editor John Travis told CJR, which had adopted Williams' name and clips, that the magazine, quote, had only communicated by email, this is a lesson about the digital society, with the presumed Williams, which is unusual.

... quite rightly say.

I interviewed Caroline Williams, the author of In A Sense, if you've read that book, about our interoceptive, um, systems and how popular that is at the moment in terms of research work that's going on.

Is that a frontier that you follow yourself, Mark, or is that just something that's-

A little bit.