Introduction to the psychology book Genius on the Left, Maniac on the Right .

Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right is an interview with the author Gao Ming about the story of a group of people living in another corner, which is not worth watching.

The language of the book is very plain and modest. Genius on the left, madman on the right, it also means that genius and madman are in the same thought, and it mainly depends on how you understand madman and genius. Some of the stories in this book are more jargon, and they may be more abstract, but the overall experience is that the people in it are amazing.

Introduction

There are two authors in this book, the title of the book is exactly the same, one is Gao Ming, and the other is not remembered, reading the book review and saying that it is written about general psychiatric cases, and I don't comment on it if I haven't read it. I read it was written by Gao Ming.

The book talks about the worldview of various mentally ill people, what orange space, what is the end of matter, understanding of quantum physics, etc., which is very interesting and can also be read as a **. The genre belongs to the category of books that can be read quickly, and it took me 3 hours to read the whole book.

"Genius on the Left, Madness on the Right" is a very magical book, from those so-called "crazy" words you may get a kind of enlightenment and thinking about your own worldview; This is a very amazing book, although it is the first interview with a mental patient with humanistic feelings in China, but the content covers many fields such as physiology, psychology, Buddhism, religion, quantum physics, semiotics, Mayan civilization and prophecy.

It's an amazing book, just like the bibliography says: Do you feel that something is wrong with the world? Everything seems to be a little problematic, but I can't tell what's wrong, I can't see what's wrong.

Sometimes something looms large, and when you want to catch it, it's gone, like a mirage.

You sometimes obviously feel that the problem is not so simple, there is always something behind everything, every object, and you can be sure that many laws are the same, but when you think about it, it is confusing. There are so many things in this world that you don't understand, just like you can't see through a hazy glass, you will be confused to the point of collapse, and finally you have to use philosophy to explain it all, but you know better than anyone that those explanations are plausible and not clear enough.

Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right" is a book published by Wuhan University Press in 2010 by Gao Ming. In the form of interviews, the book records the profound and unique perspectives of people living in another corner (the mentally ill, the mentally handicapped, and other marginalized people), so that people can understand the real inner world of a madman or a genius.

As Gao Ming said in an interview: "Some people say that this book is interesting, I don't think this book is fun, I am writing a big tragedy." They know a lot of things that are amazing, but they don't release them, you can't understand their purpose.

I have a lot of contact with them, I don't look down on them, I respect their existence, but it doesn't mean that I agree with them. ”

Genius on the Left, Maniac on the Right

The author of this book is Gao Ming, and this book is also his famous book, this book is Gao Ming's teacher thinking about "what is this world like?" This question was written through a conversation with a special group of people who were mentally ill.

In this book, there are many small articles, each of which is independent of each other, but it is connected, each of which is a communication with different mental patients, each of whom has their own views and understandings of the world, and Mr. Gao Ming communicates with these patients and writes their worldview.

At the end of each article, Mr. Gao Ming will also elaborate on some of his own views, but rest assured, it will not be more than half a page, because this requires us to think about the true meaning of the world by ourselves, but please don't think too much about the worldview of the mentally ill. I would like to conclude with a sentence from one of the losses.

I remembered what N psychiatrists once told me: don't pay too much attention to the words of the mentally ill, don't think too much about the view of time they tell you, otherwise you will go crazy sooner or later. - On the Other Side of the Wall