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But i would say they are very distinguishable. The man who drives as 85mph because the spiders are chasing him is insane. The man who drives as 85mph because
by sandworm101 2y ago
But i would say they are very distinguishable. The man who drives as 85mph because the spiders are chasing him is insane. The man who drives as 85mph because facebook told him that the state lacks jurisdiction over roads painted with yellow lines is not. The incorrect behavior (speeding) is identical but the overall situation is very distinguishable.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> man who drives as 85mph because facebook told him that the state lacks jurisdiction over roads painted with yellow lines This is a stretch, but possible. It breaks when that man is pulled over, cited, given the opportunity to research or consider another viewpoint, and then shows up in court to plead that case. That’s invisible-spiders levels of delusion, and while it may not be caused by a chemical or physical problem in the brain, it’s indistinguishable from it.
- jfengel 2y agoAs I read the original comment, it sounds as if they meant that continuing to insist that you were legally in the right is the problem. Being gullible is one thing. Insisting on your gullible belief when it's about to result in a prison sentence comes much closer to "invisible spider" territory.
- Suppafly 2y ago>The man who drives as 85mph because the spiders are chasing him is insane. The man who drives as 85mph because facebook told him that the state lacks jurisdiction over roads painted with yellow lines is not. They are both insane, just in different ways. Sane people don't just automatically believe random stuff from facebook that is contrary to everything they know and have been taught.
- ConspiracyFact 2y agoUnfortunately, stupidity is much more common than insanity.