More on page 26:
http://www.habitablezone.com/currentevents/messages/375067.html
Davin:
"So lets assume the absolute best-case scenario that this CT is accurate to the here-and-now. This isn't an image of a disabled brain. This is the image of a brain where, bi-symmetrically (thats important, because in some cases of asymmetrical brain injury one side can compensate) massive amounts of brain tissue has died. In the first image, notice that the brain death has extended all the way into the frontal cortex, and all the way back into the hindbrain. The only thing thats left of the cortex-proper, as I understand Brain Anatomy, is a thin layer to the sides which is most likely not functional, since its missing the 'junctions' replaced by CSF. EEG tests further and decisively indicate a lack of higher brain function in general."
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" I don't see any other conclusion, based on the facts, than that TS is Cortically dead, has tragically lost all vestiges of humanity, and is little more than a brain stem."
[I believe most of discussion on this board regarding this topic is beyond pg 26, the one on pg 15, was "kept alive" for months.]
And btw if TS was blind, what does that say about level of medical examination? Not to mention the even stronger case of this being associate with people with disability. [How common were the cases in the past of confusing someone with being some kind of sub-human because people failed to recognize a disability such deafness?]
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