[Dictated]

[deductiongeek]

 Wow, I guess I had some really strange dreams while everyone was asleep.  It's interesting what kinds of things the mind comes up with, isn't it?

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Re: D i c t a t e d ; ;

[wheatdos]

Of... of course I did, mate!
I am a scientist afterall.

Re: D i c t a t e d ; ;

[deductiongeek]

Okay. Where did you read it? [The question is deliberately innocent.]

Re: D i c t a t e d ; ;

[wheatdos]

...In...

[A pause. There's a bit of a cough to buy time.]

S...science books. Research. Things like that.
Always doing that.

Re: D i c t a t e d ; ;

[deductiongeek]

What kind of science books?

Re: D i c t a t e d ; ;

[wheatdos]

The... the sciency ones, mate. The sciency science books...

...

S-say how, old are you?

Re: D i c t a t e d ; ;

[deductiongeek]

I'm seven!

But science books isn't very specific.

Re: D i c t a t e d ; ;

[wheatdos]

Seven.
Well... that-that's not a big number at all...

[He could totally prove how smart he is to a 7 year old, couldn't he?]

Well.. I've loads of them mate. Stacks. Read hundreds of them on a daily basis. Books about... brains. I guess. And damaging. Brain damage. Neu...nero..

[What's that word again? He's just going to pretend he's making it simple enough for a 7 year old.]

...Brain science books.

Re: D i c t a t e d ; ;

[deductiongeek]

[By this point Conan was fairly certain he had an idea of what was going on here. And he was not impressed. At least this guy was not pretending to be a detective.]

Are you trying for Neurology?

Re: D i c t a t e d ; ;

[wheatdos]

[Hey! He's not pretending... he really is a scientist! Ask his MUCH smarter, soon to be lab partner!]

Wh... what?

[He laughed a bit... in disbelief, impressed.]

Aha, how'd you know that?

Re: D i c t a t e d ; ;

[deductiongeek]

I saw a program about it on television.