It seems also that the preferred method of attack on the other is based on the same principle as the attack felt to be implicit in the other's relati… - R. D. Laing

A most curious phenomenon of the personality, [...] is that in which the individual seems to be the vehicle of a personality that is not his own. Someone else's personality seems to 'possess' him and to be finding expression through his words and actions, whereas the individual's own personality is temporarily 'lost' or 'gone'. This phenomenon is one of the most important in occasioning disruption in the sense of one's own identity when it occurs unwanted and compulsively. [...] The way in which the individual's self and personality is profoundly modified even to the point of threatened loss of his or her own identity and sense of reality by engulfment by such an alien sub-identity [Ontological insecurity].

"Aptal olmak için ne kadar akıllı olmalı insan?" Düğümler.

"If the formation is itself off course, then the man who is really to get "on course" must leave the formation."