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Another 180 degree turn on my part...

Submitted by Paul B on Thu, 12/04/2008 - 9:38pm.

I see how “tea kettle” reality is often not appropriate in approaching mental health for most cases… since there are so many limits, there really isn’t a universally accepted tea kettle reality. There’s only the collective reality of the majority, which Einstein has shown can be mistaken.

I see that it's not society's imposed criteria that determine's one's mental state (or well-being) but it is the individual himself who determine's whether he is mentally sound or not.

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