2012-04-19, 09:18 AM
Sarah Wrote:I'm sorry but... people really believe this? Even you, Eos?
Believing it and acknowledging it's not impossible are not the same thing. As I said; It's ultimately irrelevant. Regardless of how or why the stroke facilitated it, he is what he is now. It doesn't particularly matter to me whether it's because it rewired his brain, gave him an epiphany, or gave him an excuse. The end result is the same and it's all equally possible (if not equally probable) and it's all pretty much improvable as far removed as we are from the situation.
An MRI, or fMRI could probably demonstrate if there's been a fundamental change in his brain, but unless someone happened to take one before and after we lack the necessary evidence to prove or disprove this and taking it at face value with a grain of salt and acceptance that what it is now ultimately is all that matters is our best course of action.
It's not having what you want - It's wanting what you've got.

