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This is a text book example of why "blind studies" are important, because this result just smacks of people looking for something clever to say about Dracula so
by empath75 3y ago
This is a text book example of why "blind studies" are important, because this result just smacks of people looking for something clever to say about Dracula so they can get attention. For this result to be at all believable, they'd need to demonstrate they they can find evidence of those diseases in known carriers in a blind study, and then pick out dracula as a carrier in a similar study without knowing who he is.
- petre 3y agoThe explination for his behaviour is quite simple and doesn't necessarily have to be explained through disease: his childhood spent on rhe road through Western states and then at the Sultan Murad the 2nd court. He saw lots of violence and hated obedience towards the sultan. Of course he wanted to impale just about any ottomans after that. The rest are stories made up by the tradespeople who did not want to pay taxes to him.