| − | '''Insanity''' means madness, or mental disorder. It can be used metaphorically, to refer to the extreme stupidity or unworkability of ideas, without necessarily implying that the proposer suffers literally from insanity: "the madness of [[Liberal]] tax-and-spend proposals". | + | '''Insanity''' means madness, or [[mental disorder]]. It can be used metaphorically, to refer to the extreme stupidity or unworkability of ideas, without necessarily implying that the proposer suffers literally from insanity: "the madness of [[Liberal]] tax-and-spend proposals". |