I'd be interested in reading a follow up study in terms of how the Frenchman has reacted to the discovery that 90% of his brain is missing. If Cleereman's sugg

I'd be interested in reading a follow up study in terms of how the Frenchman has reacted to the discovery that 90% of his brain is missing. If Cleereman's suggestion that >“Consciousness is the brain’s non-conceptual theory about itself, gained through experience—that is learning, interacting with itself, the world, and with other people”. Then the patient's discovery may affect his cognitive awareness, an interesting example of Schrodinger's cat.