T-Rex: Similar to antisolipsism but ACTUALLY REAL is the Cotard Delusion, in which the person affected believes they have died. They may also believe that their perceptions are altered, that their body is decaying, and that their blood has putrified.
T-Rex: So it goes!
T-Rex: The condition was first identified over 100 years ago. This is UNFORTUNATE, because it was identified before the proper nomenclature was in place. It should've been called "I Think I Might Be A Zombieitis."
Dromiceiomimus: That's a little disrespectful, plus, they don't hunger for living flesh.
T-Rex: "I Think I Might Be A Zombie Who's Fullitis".
Dromiceiomimus: That is, I think, even more disrespectful.
Utahraptor: What are the symptoms beyond that?
T-Rex: Oh, what you'd expect, really!
T-Rex: A disconnect with life, a sense of emotional and physiological flatness which may be a symptom or a cause of the disorder. It's very rare, but one that I imagine is quite unsettling for everyone involved. Sometimes the person affected won't eat.
Utahraptor: Creepy!
T-Rex: Yep! This continues a theme in my life of being terrified of all that can go wrong with my brain. Hey, you wanna invent a way to transform our minds into something non-physical so that we can live safely forever?
Off panel: Sure!
T-Rex: RADICAL.
