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Of course i am not crazy
it's just i feel that all the people around me are

CPL

In sociology, Deviance is a major aspect in society transformations.

Deviance is to not conform with society rules, which will lead to alienation. However deviance is deviance, as it could be a good or a bad thing.

Examples of good deviances: Jesus, Martin Luther King, Rock n Roll, Gibran.

Bad deviances: Hitler, Hamburgers.

Deviances are instantly taken as bad things, but as time passes, it is until later that they are perfectly sorted out. And positive deviances are the backbone of the cultural evolution of mankind.

When Samuel Beckett showed his play "En Attendant Godot" in theatre, people rioted in the theatre asking for their money back. "En attendant Godot" is now one of the most appreciated pieces of theatre ever.

So yes, the world needs alot of deviants, especially Lebanon. But expect yourself to be accused, insulted, alienated, judged, and attacked. Revolutions are only started by deviants.

Thank you Omeros for this thread.

3i3o

I am not Crazy. Sorry to disappoint you.

coralie

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Originally Posted by 3i3o

I am not Crazy. Sorry to disappoint you.

i am not disapointed ..LOL... but why should i believe you ? is it because you said so ???

did you ever heard a crazy person saying it out loud I AM CRAZY ? the crazy always say they are wise and all that seround them are coucous/crazy !!!!!!!

reading you ya 3i3o for so long makes no disapointment but rather makes me wonder ...LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL... al jounoun founoun ! or is it al founoun jounoun ?

Rina _4

Who can really decide if a person is crazy or not? It's all about behaviors on different levels.

At some point or another every body is entitled to there own opinion.

tamerlane

Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one

Chrysostomos

There is a Yiddish proverb which states the following:
“All of us are crazy in one way or another.”

Now you want to ask me what does Yiddish mean?
It's language based on German, Hebrew and Balto-Slavic languages, spoken by the majority of Jews in Eastern Europe before the Second World War.

And finally, yes i am crazy:)