Quote (Wisco @ Sep 15 2011 07:12pm)

Let's make a scenario for you to get more clarity on what I'm talking about.

You have been arrested for the murder of your boss. The night of the murder you got into a fight with your boss at the work place in which other employees saw. The weapon used for the murder had your fingerprints on it. You didn't commit the murder, but under the light of the evidence you were sent to prison to serve a 30 year sentence.

While you're living your daily routine out in prison, you are institutionalized by the guards constantly telling you you're guilty. Not even your inmates believe that you are truly innocent, saying yea everyone here's innocent. Would you not start to believe that you are really guilty, living in a reality of your own making to relieve yourself of the constant reminder that no one believes you?

Quote (Wisco @ 15 Sep 2011 15:12)

Let's make a scenario for you to get more clarity on what I'm talking about.

You have been arrested for the murder of your boss. The night of the murder you got into a fight with your boss at the work place in which other employees saw. The weapon used for the murder had your fingerprints on it. You didn't commit the murder, but under the light of the evidence you were sent to prison to serve a 30 year sentence.

While you're living your daily routine out in prison, you are institutionalized by the guards constantly telling you you're guilty. Not even your inmates believe that you are truly innocent, saying yea everyone here's innocent. Would you not start to believe that you are really guilty, living in a reality of your own making to relieve yourself of the constant reminder that no one believes you?

Quote (Wisco @ Sep 15 2011 11:12am)

Let's make a scenario for you to get more clarity on what I'm talking about.

You have been arrested for the murder of your boss. The night of the murder you got into a fight with your boss at the work place in which other employees saw. The weapon used for the murder had your fingerprints on it. You didn't commit the murder, but under the light of the evidence you were sent to prison to serve a 30 year sentence.

While you're living your daily routine out in prison, you are institutionalized by the guards constantly telling you you're guilty. Not even your inmates believe that you are truly innocent, saying yea everyone here's innocent. Would you not start to believe that you are really guilty, living in a reality of your own making to relieve yourself of the constant reminder that no one believes you?

Quote (Fluminense @ Sep 15 2011 01:14pm)

I'm not stupid. No, I wouldn't think I was guilty of something I know I did not commit. Regardless, where are you going with this?

e/ sorry you live a life of grief.

Quote (Wisco @ Sep 15 2011 07:17pm)

So you are classifying the alter of ones own reality for benefit as "stupid"?

Then the question I asked earlier, if we choose to live in a reality purely of our own making does that make us insane? You would say yes.

Quote (Wisco @ 15 Sep 2011 15:17)

So you are classifying the alter of ones own reality for benefit as "stupid"?

Then the question I asked earlier, if we choose to live in a reality purely of our own making does that make us insane? You would say yes.

Quote (Wisco @ Sep 15 2011 02:17pm)

So you are classifying the alter of ones own reality for benefit as "stupid"?

Then the question I asked earlier, if we choose to live in a reality purely of our own making does that make us insane? You would say yes.

Quote (lifehouse @ Sep 15 2011 01:17pm)

so basically you use a lot of big words and stories that make you sound smart, but theyre actually really stupid?

Quote (VickIsSick07 @ Sep 15 2011 07:20pm)

Why are you trying to justify making up a life on the internet?

Quote (Wisco @ 15 Sep 2011 15:20)

what is internally stupid about what I'm saying? that it doesn't pertain to your interests? I'm not trying to impress you, I'm trying to have a conversation and gain some understanding.