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Is it possible, given modern technology, to fake brain damage?
I'm writing a story, in which it's in a character's best interest to fake a brain-damaged state -- just for a week or two. … Edit: The character is in a situation where brain damage wouldn't come as a surprise...therefore, there'd be no rigorous tests of brain health. …
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