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Originally posted by Morphman
You say that 'insane' people might see more of the world than most people. They realise more things, besides the simple facts that those things are complicated (which can usually also be seen by most other people, but those people don't take time to see beyond that, or simply cannot see beyond that).
I agree wholeheartedly with that. All the people that can see ghosts are a prime example of it; "normies" (As I like to call the populace) don't believe in all that, so therefore it must not exist, right? Without seeing, no believing. So they medicate and try to re-educate them but the symptoms usually only get worse. So in that case society is responsible.
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In this way, you might want to say that 'insane' people are the truly 'sane'. 'Sane' is often assumed a synonym of 'wise', as in the latin words of Homo Sapiens, meaning 'wise man'. So if 'wise' means 'sane', and 'sane' equals to 'being short-shighted', to say it like that (not talking about people who are in need of glasses/lenses), then our very own species are, in fact, naturally short-sighted. Naturally stupidious.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that most people are stupid, just not open-minded. If it isn't in a book or a movie or something, then it's not right and must be gotten rid of. So, no, not stupid, just ignorant and lacking a certain finesse in common sense.
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So then, 'insane' people aren't actually Homo Sapiens. They have thrown away their short-sightedness and become 'insane', they have gained the ability to look beyond the first look that only tells you that something is or is not complicated. Going on on that, 'insane' people are actually some kind of 'mutants' of our species, as mutants are beings that differ from others within their species. Going further, if we'd put together all 'insane' people, separate them from all 'sane' people, yet have both live under same conditions, eating the same kinds of food, and more of such things, could it be that the 'insane' people would evolve into an entire new, improved species? Homo Insanus?
Ah, well, a subspecies yeah. Maybe not a whole -new- species, but still it's there. It's should also be noted that most insane people have different brainwave patterns than that of normies; they have a superintelligent disposition more often than not. I mean hell, what kind of intellect would it take to hear convincing voices in your head or seeing people out of the corners of your eye? If only they could turn their power OUTWARD...