You can find this “super hard test” online. It’s a test given to those suspected of brain damage such as stroke victims. Quite a bit of it is memory testing.
As with ALL Trump’s medical info since he started to run for president, the results, when they are even released, were “penned” by Trump, himself.
I’ve worked around medical professionals for decades and, trust me, their medical diagnoses do NOT come across as “third-grade hyperbole”!
By the time they graduate from medical school, they have learned how to articulate a diagnosis, and NONE of them, apart from the ones that appear in funny rubber noses and huge shoes, sounds even remotely like Trump.
For those that care, here’s a “tell”. If the physician engages in hyperbole at all, you’re listening to Trump – not the doctor. Terms like “amazing”, “greatest”, “best” simply are not used in the medical profession outside of possibly in a pediatrician-patient interaction.
john_chubb almost 4 years ago
The doctors were “amazed at his answers – they have never seen answers like his!”
Sir, that means you FAILED the cognitive capability test, BIGLY time!
tabby almost 4 years ago
You can find this “super hard test” online. It’s a test given to those suspected of brain damage such as stroke victims. Quite a bit of it is memory testing.
wellis1947 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
As with ALL Trump’s medical info since he started to run for president, the results, when they are even released, were “penned” by Trump, himself.
I’ve worked around medical professionals for decades and, trust me, their medical diagnoses do NOT come across as “third-grade hyperbole”!
By the time they graduate from medical school, they have learned how to articulate a diagnosis, and NONE of them, apart from the ones that appear in funny rubber noses and huge shoes, sounds even remotely like Trump.
For those that care, here’s a “tell”. If the physician engages in hyperbole at all, you’re listening to Trump – not the doctor. Terms like “amazing”, “greatest”, “best” simply are not used in the medical profession outside of possibly in a pediatrician-patient interaction.
Godfreydaniel almost 4 years ago
The bare minimum of medical ethics would seem to indicate that a physician should NOT sell his soul to the devil…….