| Kasz216 said:
Also you totally misread and misunderstood the study... I'm guessing you didn't actually read it and just tried to skim it to find something you thought supported your point.
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I'm not sure if you're joking at this point, you can't possibly have a memory this short.
I wasn't the person purporting the initial position about responses to stimuli; you were. But since apparently you need to be reminded every other response of your previous positions, I'll do so (again). Damn this is really getting old.
| Kasz216 said:
Hell people in a persistant vegetative states actually do react to stimuli. They cough, sneeze, move their arms and legs. React to touch, sounds, heat. |
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Kasz216 said: Outside that. You have a faulty belief about what a Persistant Vegatative State is. Like I mentioned earlier in this thread. People in a Persistant Vegetative State do react to stimuli. Hold their hand and they will grip it. Put heat on them, and they will turn away. They're sensory brainwaves are still working. |
| Kasz216 said:
You do reaize what you posted specifically says that people in a PVS do react to stimuli. The sentece you quoted specifically states that. |
It was only after your continuous pernicious nonsense that I addressed it. You were pawning off this position as if it was the norm. I simply rebutted it using facts. And now you're attempting to use subterfuge to spin this fable? Haha, I don't think so bud.
It was after the first 2 of your posts that I responded:
| dsgrue3 said: "Most PVS patients are unresponsive to external stimuli and their conditions are associated with different levels of consciousness." |
In other words, totally destroying your horse shit.
I won't be indulging you any further. You have rendered yourself completely dishonest and duplicitous.
