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Whoa. Now think about what the Terry Schiavo nutballs would have to say about that. That’s what scares me about it. A nation of otherwise vegged out individuals whose families have one more reason to NEVER LET GO!
On the other hand, with patients that really are “locked in” it does have some interesting prospects.
Really, I just felt bad for the monkeys.