"Only poets and schizophrenics communicate in language
that defies rational analysis, and poets do not normally
do so in ordinary conversation . . . . They also do it with
a certain elegance, lacking in this case, and usually with
some kind of rhythm and sonority."
— Robert Anton Wilson, Quantum Psychology ,
discussing the following situation in a mental hospital:
"A strange man had approached and said, 'I'm not Slavic.'
Many paranoids begin a conversation with such assertions,
vitally important to them, but sounding a bit strange to
the rest of us."
See as well the previous two posts and a web page that
discusses whether Romania is a Slavic country.
Related material: Heidegger on "the night of lunacy."
