Is the implication here that the patient is in some kind of horrible, painful condition such as a locked in syndrome or similar, and would rather be dead, which is why the well wishing from the relatives is painful to him?
My conspiracy theory: It was a coordinated PR campaign by the studio to boost awareness of the project and get it off the line. Him leaking it is the cover story.
This feels so real. I've been so traumatised by toxic bosses, every time my current boss calls me, I expect the worst, but it's actually just him checking on me and asking how I am doing, or that he needs my help with something. It takes a long, long time to get used to a decent manager.
EVs are still so expensive that 10% off isn't nearly enough to make them affordable. Add to that the fact they scrapped the road tax exemption for EVs and the afformentioned lack of chargers (although that seems to be improving, albeit quite slowly).
To celebrate the new millennium, German model train maker Märklin released a 1/87 scale electric locomotive with a body made out of platinum, with real rubys for the red taillights and other real materials such as windows made of real glass, wheels made of stainless steel and isolators of real ceramics. It's considered one of the most sought after railway models.
I agree with you, but it's easier for those companies to just do one option, rather than offer user/customer choices which would create additional effort both technical on the backend and legally.
It's annoying, but from a data security point of view it makes sense, personal information like that is more secure behind the login on their website than in an e-mail in plain text.
Is the implication here that the patient is in some kind of horrible, painful condition such as a locked in syndrome or similar, and would rather be dead, which is why the well wishing from the relatives is painful to him?