I m Not Crazy He Said But Is He A Good Judge Of That - About As Irrelevant As An Elephant
Not long ago, I was talking to a friend and I explained to her that I met someone who was somewhat crazy, but claimed that he was not crazy. She explained to me that no one thinks they're crazy, and I told her I thought that was true, nevertheless, some people are. And I stated; "I'm not crazy," and she said; "but are you a good judge of that?" Indeed, and perhaps that's the problem. What's worse is often psychologists are brought in to deal with people who are not in the norm. But who is to say that the psychologists themselves are not crazy? Okay so let's talk about this shall we?
You see, many psychologists choose that career path because they are busy trying to figure themselves out. Further so they can feel normal, they deal with crazy people all day, and perhaps it makes them feel better because they aren't that bad. That's not to say they're not crazy, rather it is the crazy leading the crazier. It's hard to say if you've ever been in this position, but I have. Someone will say that so-and-so; "thinks I'm crazy, but I'm not crazy," but in reality you know they are, so their comments are about as irrelevant as an elephant, which in and of itself is a crazy statement.
In case you have just about any queries concerning where by and how to make use of songs about crazy people, you can contact us on our site. The other day, I was talking to an individual who wishes to become a mentor and a tutor to younger people helping them to find their niche in life and find success. One of the topics we got to considering was; what is normal? And dared to ask that question, what is normal, we as we contemplated that we must also ask the question; what is crazy? Is crazy to be considered different? It appears in our society that is the case. However, a diversity of thought is good for civilization, not only does it keep everyone on its toes, it allows for the greatest set of perspectives. It allows for freedom of the mind.
What's worse, would be someone who isn't crazy eventually believing they are because other people have told them so. But could it be that the other people have merely stopped thinking, going along with the flow, and are unable to break out of their box, the very one created for them by their friends, family, religion, society, political persuasion, or some other social grouping?
I mean when it comes right down to it; isn't that crazy? But of course, if I told you that you were crazy for thinking in your own little box, and your own little world, carefully packaged and provided to you by the very society that condones your present way of thinking. You would tell me; "I am not crazy," and so I ask you; "are you a good judge of that?" Please consider all this and think on it.
