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A mental disorder called Cotard's Syndrome (also known as the Cotard Delusion, the Nihilistic Delusion, and the Walking Corpse Syndrome) causes sufferers to believe that they are dead and do not exist. -
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What Is Walking Corpse Disorder? Experts Explain This Rare Mental Illness
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