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I do not consent to the significant edit a moderator has forced on this answer. If you don't like the content of an answer downvote it, but do not change 75%(!) of it.
– BrtH
Commented Jun 9, 2022 at 19:14
Hi @BrtH - this is a bit of a special case: we turned this question into a "canonical" question per a discussion on meta (linked above). The revised question no longer mentions the helium paper, so an answer providing a link to a paper about helium no longer made sense. I thought the above edit was pretty fair, and your answer will get more attention as a "canonical" answer than it would have before. That said: if you'd rather not have this answer associated with your account, let us know, we should be able to delete this post without penalizing your reputation score.
– cag51 ♦
Commented Jun 10, 2022 at 20:47

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