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There are different types of patients in psychiatric hospitals. It depends on the institution but usually the majority of them are not psychotic at all but rath
by H8crilA 3y ago
There are different types of patients in psychiatric hospitals. It depends on the institution but usually the majority of them are not psychotic at all but rather have affective disorders, personality disorders or addictions (or a combination). They can exist in the outside world just fine if there's a fitting place for them, think of a cocaine or alcohol addict that even manages to keep up with their high income career. There just wasn't a place for him - until he was repatriated.
It is really shocking that he never picked up Russian. I understand that Russian and Hungarian are almost as different as Japanese and Hungarian, but he should be able to learn the language just by hearing it.
- smsm42 3y agoI think he didn't pick Russian because the staff didn't bother to talk to him. So he didn't have much to hear.