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It's no different from a lobotomy. It has a decent chance of correcting the targeted affliction, but with destructive side effects often far worse than the ori
by meowface 12y ago
It's no different from a lobotomy.
It has a decent chance of correcting the targeted affliction, but with destructive side effects often far worse than the original condition. In some rare cases lobotomies successfully treated mental illness without impacting functioning in other ways though, just like what happened here.
- ars 12y agoIn concept no. But it's more targeted so might work better.