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Johnson emphasized the pushback that the research has faced, primarily from skeptics who continue to suggest that the Starchild Skull is merely a case of hydrocephalus or progeria—both conditions typically related to humans and thus contended as rational reasons for the creature's uniqueness. However, Johnson provided counterarguments to these claims, asserting that the structural integrity and characteristics of the skull ruled out such conditions.
Moreover, the presentation examined the impact of social media and public perception on scientific inquiry, highlighting how skeptics often default to old narratives or disinformation without revisiting empirical evidence.