Restoring Reality (a little)Poor Reggie has spent eight days sitting in complete immobility, the only sense of touch, other than self induced when struggling against his bonds, being the feel of Nurse Peggy’s nimble fingers lifting his ball sac and replacing the tadalafil patch... and an occasional sponge bath.
Sensory deprivation is alleged to be effective in interrogations in that the subject bonds with his interrogator. In other words, the severity of the deprivation of sight and sound brings forth an uncontrollable need to communicate. And despite ostensible resistance, not wishing to be interrogated, the subject breaks, welcoming opportunities for sensory input, such as interacting with his interrogator and divulging the information sought.
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