11-12-2017, 12:00 AM
In one sense (perspective) it's true. To be "normal" in a society that is profoundly sick only makes that person sick.
In an alternative sense, it's false. Sometimes it takes a very healthy person to call bullsh*t on the sick version of "normal". Well-adjusted could mean functional and functionality is important when trying to incite change from the norm.
I see the perspective you were coming from. It's logical. I think replacing "well adjusted" with a different word would make it more efficient. Maybe read it as: It is no measure of health to be an enabler to a profoundly sick society." Something along those lines. The imprecision of language gets me.
Something I saw today that I enjoyed:
In an alternative sense, it's false. Sometimes it takes a very healthy person to call bullsh*t on the sick version of "normal". Well-adjusted could mean functional and functionality is important when trying to incite change from the norm.
I see the perspective you were coming from. It's logical. I think replacing "well adjusted" with a different word would make it more efficient. Maybe read it as: It is no measure of health to be an enabler to a profoundly sick society." Something along those lines. The imprecision of language gets me.
Something I saw today that I enjoyed: