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At times, facts are in front of us; the blind can not see them, the deaf can not hear them, and the deluded fool can not believe them. Delude: an individual who regards his own mental fascinations as reality, and is predisposed to strongly dedicate his or her entire life to a single idea which can be useful or destructive to his or her own life. What the deluded fool says typically is not right or even wrong; it is downright stupid. The concept of The Delude forwards the inference that man is not guaranteed rationality but is merely capable of being rational. A generally accepted opinion is not, on that basis, guaranteed valid or a proof of its accuracy; equally, it is not proof of its falsity. Extremism, therefore, is a direct consequence of a highly deluded mind. Thought is not a physical object; it can only be understood by the actions generated by its exteriorization or projection. Some univocal statements can be, at times, equally true and false. For example we can state: Today is Monday. That can be true - if and only if today is in fact Monday; this implies the cyclical real-time validation.

At times, facts are in front of us; the blind can not see them, the deaf can not hear them, and the deluded fool can not believe them. Delude: an individual who regards his own mental fascinations as reality, and is predisposed to strongly dedicate his or her entire life to a single idea which can be useful or destructive to his or her own life. What the deluded fool says typically is not right or even wrong; it is downright stupid. The concept of The Delude forwards the inference that man is not guaranteed rationality but is merely capable of being rational. A generally accepted opinion is not, on that basis, guaranteed valid or a proof of its accuracy; equally, it is not proof of its falsity. Extremism, therefore, is a direct consequence of a highly deluded mind. Thought is not a physical object; it can only be understood by the actions generated by its exteriorization or projection. Some univocal statements can be, at times, equally true and false. For example we can state: Today is Monday. That can be true - if and only if today is in fact Monday; this implies the cyclical real-time validation.

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