Do you agree that... ?!
Question: somehow feigned madness is a sign of real madness?
Answers: somehow feigned madness is a sign of real madness?
No.
If that were true then every actor of con man worth his salt would be crazy.
Feigned madness is simply the sign of a higher intelligence in how well that person picks up on what madness looks like. Think "Hamlet" and recognize the many advantages to playing the fool.
No ... cause that would mean ... spontaneous happiness is a sign of .... no wait.... I'm confused again..
yeah, if you look at the example of Hamlet, he was definitley going mad at one point in the play...
nope
NO, just a good acting job. Many of our actors have had parts requiring just that. They are a little weird, but certainly not mad.
No, not at all. You haven't had me fooled for one minute.
The definition of "Rationalization is giving a socially acceptable reason for socially unacceptable behavior and socially unaccptable behavior is a form of insanity."
yes
I agree with Spanky.