The Loss of Elliot

Elliot could recount facts and sequences of events with perfect fluidity. But when asked to analyze his decision-making, why did he decide that buying a new stapler was more important than meeting with an investor? He had no answers. And not only that, he wasn't even upset about having no answers. In fact, he didn't care. The psychological tests Elliot had undergone were designed to measure his ability to think, but none of the tests were designed toMeasure his ability to feel.