Ineffable Ontological Detanglement .: Introspective Assistance & Mental Analysis Manual

Anger at Imagination: Foreword by Kit Carruthers
When you're within a fantasy scenario of the people and the concepts you hate, you get carried away with it and you go for it and all of the scenarios in your head become something that could never possibly happen they're far too stupid. They may start out reasonably close to something that could possibly happen and then eventually everybody just turns into an impossible person that could never possibly exist.

It's not really a thing to worry about, technically you can kinda half get out of it but you're never really getting all the way out of it, you simply see too much you understand too well.

And THEN, and THEN... AND THEN!!! Uhh. Eyuhh... No I didn't. No I don't. I couldn't help it, I just started doing it and then it just felt so good to keep doing it. Good, yes, maintain that, no you don't, no you don't do that, that's fucking stupid. Don't get lost in it, don't enjoy it. You want to be a writer? You like that your mind does this? It's going to show itself, everybody who does this and hates themselves knows it when they see it and none of us like comedy based in brain tweaks, what are you the new Simpsons? We don't like you, the people who don't know what you're doing really shouldn't like you and they probably don't. You're a mess you look like a retard.

It can combine with paranoia and turn everybody in your story into the ultimate unreasonable wife from Blow and everybody who isn't the main character from Blow. No that movie was pretty okay I guess, sleek cool sophisticated cocaine-ness. Yeah. It wasn't the writers' fault, it wasn't Johnny Depp's fault. It was drawn from interviews of George Jung. I can only imagine he said "You know who should play me? Johnny Depp."

Mine does everybody is very unreasonable as well, and we are correct everybody is very unreasonable, but, not like that, that's not... That one is how your mind works not how the world works. I'm quite positive you would fall into the top tier of my everybody is very unreasonable, George Jung.