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21 May 2023

  • curprev 09:1909:19, 21 May 2023 DS9 Forever talk contribs 494 bytes +494 Created page with "The '''''Rorschach test''''' was a psychological test that used inkblots to gauge what the patient perceived the inkblots to look like. The test was considered old in the 24th century, but Julian Bashir used the test on Jake Sisko in 2369 after Jake unknowingly used a holosuite that had been illegally modified with cortical induction technology. Bashir noted that the medical facilities on Deep Space 9 were limited. ({{n|DS9|Warped}}) category:m..."
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