This is the Jocco Underground Podcast number 12 with Echo Charles and me,

Jocco Willink. Good evening, Echo. Also joining us tonight is Darryl Cooper.

Good evening, Darryl. Happy to be here.

Everyone is insane.

Everyone is insane. I have been thinking about this lately. The

clinical definition of insanity is a mental illness of such a severe nature

that a person cannot distinguish fantasy from reality, cannot conduct their

affairs due to psychosis or is subject to uncontrollable, impulsive behavior.

That's the clinical definition of insanity. And I was reading about someone

recently that was clinically insane. And then I was also reading a book about a

particular general during a war who he wasn't maybe clinically at

sane to this level, but his actions started to make me think that he actually

does have some level of insanity because he couldn't distinguish fantasy

from reality. So let's break this down a little bit because I think I'm right.

What I think is everyone's insane on some level. So first of all, think about

this, the first section there cannot distinguish fantasy from reality.

Cannot distinguish fantasy from reality. Okay, so you get this stereotypical

person on the street that's yelling at a telephone pole or whatever, right?

They're delusional. They don't think other people can see what they're doing.

They think they're more capable than they are. You know, that's that's kind of

the thing that could me and off this whole idea was this this particular

military general who was doing things who didn't understand the reality of

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