Fertile
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I have just read 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' for about the 20th time. I have read science-fiction novels in which the hero can tan take strong analgesics so pain doesn't affect them - myth as far as I know. But having taking SILLY doses of some benzos, I KNOW a week can be lost. But can a week of pain be lost?
It occurred to me to ask because while we have sufenanil & ketamine, we don't have anything with such DOA. I presume fluclonazolam is the most potent (of those made - more potent analogues are possible but hard work).
If the person under torture is simply knocked out for a week - will pain wake them? I say no. I broke my arm 3 days into a toxicology test and didn't wake up (in hospital) until day 12. I'm not proud - but I think that if you design something, it's your JOB to test toxicology. I used fluclonazepam as an example.... it was something more potent.
It occurred to me to ask because while we have sufenanil & ketamine, we don't have anything with such DOA. I presume fluclonazolam is the most potent (of those made - more potent analogues are possible but hard work).
If the person under torture is simply knocked out for a week - will pain wake them? I say no. I broke my arm 3 days into a toxicology test and didn't wake up (in hospital) until day 12. I'm not proud - but I think that if you design something, it's your JOB to test toxicology. I used fluclonazepam as an example.... it was something more potent.