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The term insanity is no longer in use in the medical community, though it is still in formal use in American law in referring to one who cannot be found guilty of a crime even though he actually committed the action. The metaphorical use is also in frequent colloquial use, e.g. "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result."
The term insanity is no longer in use in the medical community, though it is still in formal use in American law in referring to one who cannot be found guilty of a crime even though he actually committed the action. The metaphorical use is also in frequent colloquial use, e.g. "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result."
Includes religions other than Christianity.
[[Category:Psychology]][[Category:Mental health]][[Category:Psychiatric Disorders]] [[Category:Liberal Traits]]
[[Category:Psychology]][[Category:Mental health]][[Category:Psychiatric Disorders]] [[Category:Liberal Traits]]