Every "crazy" action has a basis - feelings, fears, pain, desires, traumas, hopes.
Madness does not arise from nowhere. It grows out of experience.
Just not always - rational Lovers, scientists, artists, revolutionaries
Isn't it madness to give up a career for love that you have known about for only a week?
Or to draw a black square and call it art? Or to believe in something that no one has seen before and devote your whole life to searching?
But all of these are examples of how the logic of madness moves humanity forward.
It is not like Excel tables or instructions for assembling a cabinet. She is like a whirlwind of emotions, intuition and passion, which, if you look closely, has its own patterns.
The formula of the irrational.
People who are called crazy often simply live outside the generally accepted patterns.
They act according to their own rules, but these rules exist. They are simply not visible from the outside. Every madness can be explained. But not always understood.
Madness is not the enemy of logic. It is its younger brother, who draws beyond the lines.
And sometimes, it is he who brings real insight, freedom and... a little magic into our lives.
So, next time, before you say: "This is madness" - ask yourself:
Or maybe this is just logic that I have not yet understood?