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> You have absolutely no evidence of this

I possess the same amount of evidence as those who point to secret Russian spy technology ;)

> and there have been multiple independent medical examinations and diagnoses

That'd be unremarkable under any of the possible options.

So you have nothing to refute the available evidence. Thanks for the informative response. Don't make claims in public you can't support.

> available evidence

Which is...?

A single guy, feeling weird sensations in his head, who ended up being diagnosed with a brain injury.

Which begs the question: What was there first, the brain injury or the weird sensations? Who's to say his weird sensations are not the result of said brain injury? Which imho is the far more plausible explanation.

Multiple people. Please do your research before posting.

Not in China, there just a single employee was affected. That's why this whole thing is rather suspect.

I'm not limiting it to China because the same syndrome has happened elsewhere to multiple people, and a cause must be found. Brushing problems away because of one subsequent potentially-questionable report does not solve them.

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