Larry Dighera wrote:
Personally, I would be far more interested in seeing a psychiatric
evaluation of guys like McNiccoll and Digera. They present a far more
complex and subtle rendition of mental illness -

No. It is the irrational, not the rational, who are ill.


But we are all irrational at times. Human behavior exists along a continuum.
Most people behave somewhere along the center of this continuum and are judged
to be normal. It's the fringes where we judge someone to be ill... but the
margins can be somewhat arbitrary.

My dog told me this stuff so I know it's true. G



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