Dogra Magra Page #4
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- 1988
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studied the brain itself.
And there are no cures
for mental illness.
Patients have been put behind
bars all over the world.
They're not treated
as human beings.
Why, I ask, are other patients
treated differently...
from those who suffer
from mental illness?
What defines normality
and abnormality?
You, yourselves live in the bustling city,
you carry on with your normal lives.
Sometimes you
do abnormal things.
You tire and feel as if
someone is watching you.
And you suffer from
your persecution mania.
Most of you have experienced
this abnormality.
So the normal folk
have this tendency.
Those we call insane,
have it to a greater degree.
A genius, or one who is
fixated on one subject...
is also referred
to as being crazy.
Notably, Dr. Masaki is
Even a doctor, how can
he distinguish madness?
A pulse, examining a tongue?
Where can he cut?
Can't see it on an X-ray.
More mysterious than a fart.
How can we examine it?
You know it can't be cured
and an asylum doesn't help.
Committing them doesn't
give you peace of mind.
For the patient it's the end
and the doctors lots of bucks.
A pit of horror stories. They
get you in and get your bucks.
Bung him in the loony bin and
watch the bugger squeal.
Can't escape from there
How could they?
Be quiet! Shut up!
Like this Loony-Lad,
and has recovered some
of his faculties.
Sometimes he expounds on
his theories of the brain.
But essentially he's
plagiarizing my theories.
The lad has memorized
it so well.
Sometimes, I even go
listen to refresh my mind.
the nickname Prof. Loony-Lad.
Does that mean the humans
exist for the brain's sake?
Or do brains exist
for we humans?
That deserves deep
consideration.
The god-exiling brains will
destroy not only humans...
but also the world itself.
In order to prevent this, I will cast
this thinking brain to the ground.
And stamp on it. Just watch!
Interesting case, eh?
Then Loony-Lad lapses
into unconsciousness.
But Professor,
why do the detective and
criminal knock each other out?
Because both are
the same entity.
And the revelation of
it is also the brain.
Put another way. The brain
thinks the brain doesn't think.
According to the brain's thinking.
But that gets nowhere.
So, after Loony-Lad
wakes up again,
he goes through
the very same process.
Unreasonably reasonable.
You're saying that's me?
What do you think?
It's...
as if it were a stranger.
Wakabayashi speaking.
Tomorrow?
That's October 10 at 3 p.m.
Very good.
Professor...
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