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it was really cognitive mud
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I don't get it 😔
This can't be real
Because all of us know he's not acing these tests, he wouldn't be so obsessed with them otherwise
He can't be being that obvious, surely
It’s real, dude doesn’t understand that cognitive tests mean someone thinks you have brain issues, like dementia. Also I’ll put money down that he DIDNT even come close to passing them
I also figured it had to be fake, he surely can't be that stupid, but no, it's one of his most recent posts
Looking through his posts is absolutely wild, filled with ai slop and unhinged rants
I think they're probably just the only tests he's passed in his entire life. Good for him, our special boy!
I think Trump posted this about how many cognitive tests he passed, despite that not being a thing you’d ask a healthy person to do.
My folks (over 70) claim they get rudimentary cognitive tests basically every time they see a doctor - "Who are you here to see?" "What day is it?" etc. I'm ready to believe that some form of cognitive assessment is a routine part of geriatric care. I'm not ready to believe that a full-on MCoA is routine, unless patient fails the "Can you spell 'world'?" part.