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From: ray@rochester.UUCP (Ray Frank)
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Subject: Re: darwinism
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Date: Mon, 22-Jul-85 08:21:45 EDT
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> This is also largely how I recall the episode.  However, the interviews
> I saw were all with people in their late teens or early twenties (the
> shunt was not developed early enough to have any 30-year-old survivors).
> Also, I beleive it was more like 15-25 % brain volume remaining.  The
> CAT and PED scans showed were quite striking.
> 
Bravo to you're better recall. Do you remember if anyone survived this disease
without treatment? Or perhaps a less refined technique was used way back when.
But in any case they interviewed a teacher and an accountant or bookkeeper.
It seems truly amazing that with extensive research and study that some
anomaly would not be discovered in these people.