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Dude is a real life Sim
This is like what happened to my grandmother in the 80s after she had a stroke, in her case the only thing she could repeat was a sound like “chu chu chu”.
It was clear that she was perfectly lucid and had very much the same personality as before the stroke and could understand what we were saying with no problems but it was weird with her speech, she would talk like that assuming that she was making sense and everyone could understand her without realizing at all that she was just repeating the same sound over and over.
Very weird how the brain works after damage like that.