Perhaps if you know you are insane then you are not insane. Or you are becoming sane, finally. Waking up.
In Philip K. Dick's novel "The Man in the High Castle," the exploration of sanity is a central theme. The quote suggests that awareness of one's own insanity may indicate a shift towards sanity. Recognizing one's mental state could be seen as a form of enlightenment or awakening, marking the beginning of a journey toward clarity and understanding.
This idea challenges conventional perceptions of madness and rationality. It implies that self-awareness is a crucial step in the process of gaining mental stability. The notion that being conscious of one's irrational thoughts might ultimately lead to a more sane perspective resonates with the complexities of human psychology presented in the narrative.
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