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Here's the post, for anyone else who's curious.

In your experience (or to your knowledge) has there been any intelligence gathered from enhanced interrogation that you absolutely believe could not have been acquired through more humane interrogation?

Additionally, how common is it for detainees to experience Stockholm Syndrome, and how beneficial or detrimental is it to an investigation?

I'm in a similar situation as you: deaf in my left ear, to the point where an in-ear hearing aid isn't an option. My doctor had proposed the BAHA to me, but at the time he warned fidelity of technology was pretty poor, and I was as well, and I could (and can) hear out of my right ear relatively well so I never gave it much consideration. What are your impressions of the sound you "hear" from the receiver?

Thanks for the reply, the surgery may be something I reconsider in the future. Even having a vague idea of where sound is coming from would be amazing. Having people call out my name in a parking lot/store/bar is one of the most frustrating things in the world for me. I've gotten to the point where I just ignore anyone that calls for me if I can't immediately tell where they're shouting from.