It is our modern lifestyle that we Crazy?
Stress and anxiety are things and everyone has to face. Stress and mental pressures on the kind of human being by modern civilization is a price to pay to live in social groups we have now. It is understandable that people have to endure the stress and pressure, the need to develop the mental tools to suit their culture and work environment, but for some, the burden is too heavy to carry. The human mind is a sensitive instrument, a computer program algorithms and protocols that can be stretched to the limit. The average person has is the ability to cope with stress and anxiety inherent in the modern world, but others are not so lucky. It has been suggested that, more than any time in history, the world we live in today a percentage of the population is hopelessly insane.
In fact, stress and anxiety can stretch people pressed less suitable to mind the breaking point. They also comply with social norms, we must also deal with work culture, the demands on their gender, social rights we have and the need for conflict to fit while maintaining individuality. This incredible amount of stress and anxiety, when combined with personalities or attitudes, can be translated by someone has embraced the madness. In many respects, totally crazy is a way to escape the stress and anxiety that society, work, culture and media with a person. It is a view rare but not impossible to see someone who became so stressed by the events of your life can be a complex philosophical debate with a stop sign.
As stated by the comic book character The Joker, all you really need to trick someone is a "very bad day." Unfortunately, when you take everything in context and considers the thousands of layers that must be moved daily, the possibility of at least one person in the world with this "very bad day" is relatively high. No specific combination that can lead to this or any specific personality profile that is more likely to break everything. The fact is that this is mainly based on the circumstances and luck. For some, it will be a unique event in the life of that person to make a difference to cause a pretty significant shift your mind can not handle the strain. For others, to be served divorce papers, job loss, learning she had cancer, was stolen blind in the middle of the street and learning of his youngest daughter has just died for him to "lose."
The modern era, according to some analysts, is structured with many complications and duties for a single person who is insane is not an exaggeration. However, it is clearly possible that insanity is a long-term development. People in the workplace or in certain social circles may be the madness of slow development in one form or another, but time determining just need to trigger the collapse of nervous system. The appearance of madness not always be instantaneous, as the degradation of a "common sense" can be a slow process that can last all life, requiring only a single event to open the door to the proverbial psychological perspective of no return.
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