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What does it actually mean to be "crazy"?

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Participants George Wood2Donna White50Chris Palmer2mistybisonjadetinker85darksurfer4Douglas Gray8jadeowl2Nicholas Bailey3Carl Brown152
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Carl Brown152 said:Being crazy doesn't mean much, really—since it all just comes down to whoever gets to decide who's actually losing it.

So, who's really the crazy one in the end?

Precisely! 🎯
It brings to mind a particular encounter I had with a psychiatrist. It wasn't even a matter of the doctor-patient dynamic—it wasn't about being a client 🤣—but rather that I knew him personally through some quite technical matters entirely outside his medical practice. To put it bluntly: this gentleman, a highly respected professional, was actually more "unhinged" than I could ever be. And I assure you, I possess no psychological anomalies that would lead me to provide an inaccurate, subjective, or narrow-minded interpretation of the situation.

Haha, indeed, who holds the gavel? 😵 Who's the judge, jury, and executioner anyway?...

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