"He's forgotten a lot. Most of his complex responses seem to have been wiped out.
He's solving problems on a much more primitive level than I would have expected."
"In what way?" I asked. "Well, in the past he was able to figure out simple patterns
—in that blind-door run, for example: every other door, every third door, red doors only, or the green doors only—
but now he's been through that run three times and he's still using trial and error."
"Could it be because he was away from the lab for so long?"
"Could be. We'll let him get used to things again and see how he works out tomorrow."
I had been in the lab many times before this, but now I was here to learn everything it had to offer.
I had to absorb procedures in a few days that the others had taken years to learn.
Burt and I spent four hours going through the lab section by section, as I tried to familiarize myself with the total picture.
When we were all through I noticed one door we had not looked into.
"What's in there?" "The freeze and the incinerator." He pushed open the heavy door and turned on the light.
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