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| − | '''Insanity''' means madness, or a [[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. For example, "the insanity of [[liberal]] tax-and-spend proposals." | + | '''Insanity''' means [[madness]], or a [[mental disorder]] or severde [[mental illness]]. 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. For example, "the insanity of [[liberal]] tax-and-spend proposals." |
[[Category:Psychology]][[Category:Mental health]][[Category:Psychiatric Disorders]] | [[Category:Psychology]][[Category:Mental health]][[Category:Psychiatric Disorders]] | ||
Revision as of 17:46, October 29, 2008
Insanity means madness, or a mental disorder or severde mental illness. 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. For example, "the insanity of liberal tax-and-spend proposals."