fuzzis
07-22-2007, 12:39 PM
Tiny Brain No Problem for French Tax Official (http://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/0,1518,495607,00.html)
...Dr. Lionel Fuillet, who headed the team that treated the man, told the Agence France Presse agency that a huge cavity had built up filled with fluid, while a thin sheet of functioning brain tissue, the proverbial grey matter, "was completely pushed back to the inner walls of the cranium."
Tests showed that the man's IQ is 75 -- the average is 100 -- but he was not considered physically or mentally disabled. Fuillet said that his condition had not impared his development or his socialization. He is married with two children and works in the tax office -- which is perhaps not the most "taxing" of jobs....
Wow. That explains Noway's success. :-D
...Dr. Lionel Fuillet, who headed the team that treated the man, told the Agence France Presse agency that a huge cavity had built up filled with fluid, while a thin sheet of functioning brain tissue, the proverbial grey matter, "was completely pushed back to the inner walls of the cranium."
Tests showed that the man's IQ is 75 -- the average is 100 -- but he was not considered physically or mentally disabled. Fuillet said that his condition had not impared his development or his socialization. He is married with two children and works in the tax office -- which is perhaps not the most "taxing" of jobs....
Wow. That explains Noway's success. :-D