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Dementia. Ironic spelling error.
I stand by the rest of that comment. Fortunately, I'd never, ever, want a powerful job as a world leader.
This is a sample of the cognitive test Trump took. As you can see, it is very basic - to test for signs of dimentia. If this was a test of all the cognitive ability, and leadership characteristics needed to be POTUS - most 1st graders would be up to the task. Also, it is clearly not a mental health exam.
Did he ask for the easiest test? (Alternately, just like he is given news briefings that keep him happy; was he given this particular test because he would ace it and be pleased with himself?)
http://dementia.ie/images/uploads/site-images/MoCA-Test-English_7_1.pdf
If this is the best they can do to test his mental health and fitness, for such an important job as POTUS - it's just a cruel joke.
No. He didn't ask for the easiest test. The Montreal Cognitive Impairment Test is widely used and is the standard for detecting whether a person suffers from cognitive impairment. It assesses things like memory, attention, concentration, language and understanding of time and space. In other words, it looks at the things that people who have the beginnings of dementia begin to experience. Had the test shown problems, then I'm sure there would have been further tests, but apparently Trump aced it. So there's no indication of dementia.This is a sample of the cognitive test Trump took. As you can see, it is very basic - to test for signs of dimentia. If this was a test of all the cognitive ability, and leadership characteristics needed to be POTUS - most 1st graders would be up to the task. Also, it is clearly not a mental health exam.
Did he ask for the easiest test? (Alternately, just like he is given news briefings that keep him happy; was he given this particular test because he would ace it and be pleased with himself?)
http://dementia.ie/images/uploads/site-images/MoCA-Test-English_7_1.pdf
If this is the best they can do to test his mental health and fitness, for such an important job as POTUS - it's just a cruel joke.
In fact, I'd say I'm very disturbed by the cognitive test. It suggests that he's quite aware and alert - meaning that he probably actually means to say most of the odious things he says and to do most of the stupid things he does.
More than That, he's probably proud of those things. He prides himself on being outspoken and straight talking doesn't he? He gets a lot of air time too. Air time is good. It means he's important.
It's also not an IQ test. ...although, I think Trump is intelligent enough to con a lot of people. Because he has.
This is not a critique of you Bette - I just looked up a place in this conversation where Adam's techniques where being discussed - to revisit it.Whereas I think Scott Adams is simply showing the rather bemused left how the right got to where it has.
According to this he is obese. I don't care about that actually. That's his business.
It's the size of his ego that people are shaming. If he was as jolly and generous Santa Claus nobody'd be making fun of his weight. And they're not making fun of his weight, really. They are making fun of his braggadocio in avoiding acknowledging his own faults and skirting the truth.And it shouldn't be. I'm already seeing concerns about the "girther" movement being fat-shaming and harmful to obese persons in general, not just Trump. IOW, if we are serious about body-shaming being an issue, we can't body-shame anyone, even Trump. There are legitimate reasons to go after him. His size is not one of them.