Okay, as with many military service men I was trained to withstand interrogation, which generally involves some exposure to torture. While of course I wasn't sliced and diced, we did go through things like sleep deprivation etc, which are actually quite effective so long as the interrogator has sufficient tools to check information.
In my experience, you really only remember the whole experience in a pretty vague sense, certainly no one I know was able to recall what they had said in any real detail. That in itself is part of the problem with many forms of torture (you know aside from being morally suspect) the information gathered can be VERY dubious due to the victims state of mind.
Precisely.
If you want to try it without the pain, get very, very drunk and then recite everything you said the next day.
