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> [Koos wrote]
> >The definition of insanity basically is
> > "hidden destructive intentions".
> 
> [reply]
> If that's true, what definition do you give to those things which are
> labelled "insanity" by the wog world? (for example, schizophrenia,
> dissociative identity disorder, megalomania, etc.)

[Koos writes]
These are words used by those professions that themselves
 can not confront insanity. Therefore they need these
 undefinable words, in order to hide their inability to look
 at people's intentions.

Basically, one can prove anyone to be "schizophrenic", having
 a "dissociative identity disorder", "megalomania", etc.

Unlike these professions,"Wog"-people are generally
 very ABLE to look at the intentions of others,
 unless they are severely distracted by some
 very insane person, from looking at the intentions of
 someone else.

> >The definition of insanity basically is
> > "hidden destructive intentions".

To be more precise:
 Too many hidden destructive intentions.
 Intention to die as a spirit.

>From this follows all the rest:
 Lying, meanness, destruction of self or others,
 refusing to be oneself, compulsions to be
 'big' or be small, and whatever else.

A large part of an insane person's life
 is devoted to smashing alive and lively
 people, because alive and lively people
 oppose (and expose) the hidden intentions
 of insane persons, which are:
 to die as spirit, and to make others want to
 die as a spirit.

> 
> [Koos wrote]
> >If insanity would be "different reality", we would never
> > have any inventions or real discoveries.
>

Or works of art.

> I disagree. When Marconi invented radio, for example, he did not
> pull his invention out of a different reality; nor did he alter this
> reality (except by making more of its preexisting properties known to
> us).
> 

The reality was that radio-waves did not exist.
That Jeff Lee believed Marconi, does not mean that others
 also believed Marconi.
But after some time, some people were willing to accept
 that it was in fact possible to communicate by radio.

Not different with telepathy.

The reality was that the Earth is the center of the universe.
etc. etc.

Koos

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