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you can her it in the secrit ratman den up in a hole in the wall in, capter 2 test chamber 6, was it, i don't quit remember war it is...
As for Rattmann's speech, it's unintelligible. Even if you try to focus on it through the music, it's garbled via audio editing of some sort. It's likely it was only meant to sound like a rambling, upset voice, so it's recognizeable as someone speaking, but without actually using any real words.
We don't know if Chell is actually brain damaged, though--Wheatley just calls her that.
You don't need instruments to make music. And, according to the writers, Chell doesn't speak because she doesn't want to.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1g2cGQirOr4
See? Music!
The Rattmann voice you hear is just part of the soundtrack, and the soundtrack is called "Ghost of Rattmann." If it is genuinely supposed to be his voice in the game, it could be his ghost. Or perhaps it IS him, rambling behind the walls--you wouldn't find anything via noclip, of course, since it wouldn't be possible to actually find it in normal gameplay, so it wouldn't be something they would bother building. Honestly though, I think it was meant to be just part of the soundtrack to add atmosphere to the rat dens--nothing more.
I'm not really sure what you mean when you talk about "both things at once." Are you talking about the rat den that seals itself off after you explore it? It's possible Rattmann could have set it up to sense when someone had come into the room and left, so that the panels would close, or, like you said, GLaDOS could have sealed that off on her own.
I don't understand what you mean about the typo in Rattmann's medication or Valve's "encouraging mistakes." Could you elaborate?
The time gap between Portal and Portal 2 is unknown, but honestly it could be as short as a few decades. There's not a whole lot taking care of itself in Aperture with GLaDOS gone; it could fall to ruin pretty quickly.
As for Companion Cubes, they do not have dead people in them. Game Theory was flat-out wrong in their video. Two lines from Portal 2 disprove their hypothesis:
"You're not going to believe this. I found a sealed off wing. Hundreds - HUNDREDS! - of perfectly good test chambers. Just sitting there. Filled with skeletons. Shook them out. Good as new!"
"'Skeletons.' Right, I guess I DID stockpile some tests."
GLaDOS does not put dead test subjects into Companion Cubes. If they don't fall into acid or die in the incinerator, she lets them rot in chambers until they become skeletons. There's plenty of other things disproving Game Theory's hypothesis, but I have better things to do than get into that right now.