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[tartaros-avatar.livejournal.com]

Out of curiosity, how many patients here are feeling sane this morning?

To clarify, how many of us were experiencing delusions until today?

--Stefan Richter

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but hear me out: if you don't remember anything from before you thought you became a zombie, and the only thought that's running through your head is "I wanna eat brains," then what's keeping you from believing you're a zombie? Only other people are going to point out otherwise.

[razmaspaz.livejournal.com]

[fffff why did i post anon]

[constellates.livejournal.com]

No, that's true. I'm just sayin' that there are different kinds of "crazy." I mean, if you're really, really crazy, then you're gonna believe you're sane. But if you're hearing voices, or suddenly wanting to eat brains when you know that sane people don't normally do that, then you might consider yourself crazy.

There should be a crazy scale!

[razmaspaz.livejournal.com]

["suddenly wanting to eat brains when you know that sane people don't normally do that" is circled]

I guess that's true. In that case, you would feel insane. But then I gotta wonder if feeling insane is the same as actually being insane.

By the way, I'm not denying that some people are actually crazy. I have definitely met people that were crazy.

[constellates.livejournal.com]

Yeah... you would. And I don't think it's the same. Some people who think they're crazy actually are, and some people who think they're crazy aren't.

Yeah, me too. Sometimes it can get pretty scary. LOL

By the way, I'm not crazy, which means I'm either not crazy or super-crazy! You decide!