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I imagine (or hope) that this sort of experiment was well intentioned enough (and hopefully relatively harmless for the human patients involved), but it still, in a way, feels easily more disturbing than the mummified cat a few shots back.

That said, that is an intriguing result. Could that somehow suggest that schizophrenia has blood-born properties... or at least that whatever causes it also has a clear effect upon the blood?
Disturbing. Poor cat. But it's suffering is over and it's in a much better place now.
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Where did the nose come from? definitely not human
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These days, I only travel with the handful of people I trust with my life, or I go alone.
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Great angles
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I'd be even more freaked out BEING the autopsy, if you catch my drift.
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I myself would get freaked out having so many people encirciling me while preforming an autopsy.
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My bad it was the Danvers state hospital.
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Amazing looking place.
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Aint this where they recorded the movie Session 9? I belive it is.
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The pool-style ladder just makes me think of that whole space down there being flooded with fluids of some sort...

No roughhousing in the formaldehyde pool!
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It looks like there is water damage on the ceiling
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That tile looks kind of modern
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Interesting chairs but very cramped
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I always thought of a theater as a place to see plays. I guess you couldn't call it a lecture hall though. It's sort of in between