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Shared delusions make madness completely contagious

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When two people spend enough time in close proximity, they can literally catch each other's bizarre mental distortions. It is a powerful psychological feedback loop where complete absurdity goes unchecked, proving that extreme irrationality is highly communicable.

Shared delusions make madness completely contagious
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