I was on the bus one day, and there was a passenger who... well, didn't have her faculties intact.

It creeped me out, not because I discriminate against such people, but because I suddenly had the idea that I might be a Woodbridge patient who's having delusions about reality.

And I'd never be able to know that I'm mad, because my perception of logic could be warped.

Scary.

It led me to think; don't mental patients have their own sense of logic too? However, according to the consensus theory, their 'logic' fails them completely.

What if we're actually mental patients, strapped up in tight straitsjackets and being spoonfed by (pretty) nurses, who shake their heads in exasperation each time we try to exercise our 'logic'?

Hence, there is a logical possibility that logic is wrong.

How ironic.

And how... disconcerting.