What a total embarrassment. Wallace made a fool out of him. And yet, you could show that clip to any red hat and they would gush about how their strong man shut down a member of the deep state fake news.
The funny thing is how much he’s bragging that this test shows how incredibly smart he is. It’s a cognitive deduction test that is given to help determine if the patient has dementia. I’ve given this test to hundreds of patients.
Let me tell you, Homer Simpson is cock of nothing!
- C. Montgomery Burns
wease wrote:The funny thing is how much he’s bragging that this test shows how incredibly smart he is. It’s a cognitive deduction test that is given to help determine if the patient has dementia. I’ve given this test to hundreds of patients.
You'd be really surprised at how much better he is at it than anyone else.
Everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?
wease wrote:The funny thing is how much he’s bragging that this test shows how incredibly smart he is. It’s a cognitive deduction test that is given to help determine if the patient has dementia. I’ve given this test to hundreds of patients.
You'd be really surprised at how much better he is at it than anyone else.
Yeah, wease. You couldn't answer many of the questions!
B wrote:by the way, this is what we're talking about, right?
It's not clear which test he took--he claimed there were 35 questions, but the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (what you have here) is 30 questions/points, as is the MMSE. He's definitely not talking about the Mini-cog, which is just like "where are you, draw a clock" (experience--grandfather had dementia). It's possible there's another cognitive assessment they gave him that has 35 questions--there are obviously dozens of "cognitive tests," since that phrase would include things like IQ tests too--but I dunno, which seems more likely, that the 74 year old took some other kind of exam or that he misremembered the number of questions on it? He also seemed to agree with Wallace about the elephant question.
VinylGuy wrote:its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
B wrote:by the way, this is what we're talking about, right?
It's not clear which test he took--he claimed there were 35 questions, but the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (what you have here) is 30 questions/points, as is the MMSE. He's definitely not talking about the Mini-cog, which is just like "where are you, draw a clock" (experience--grandfather had dementia). It's possible there's another cognitive assessment they gave him that has 35 questions--there are obviously dozens of "cognitive tests," since that phrase would include things like IQ tests too--but I dunno, which seems more likely, that the 74 year old took some other kind of exam or that he misremembered the number of questions on it? He also seemed to agree with Wallace about the elephant question.
Is one of the questions "how many questions have I asked you?"