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Sanity Is Consensus

June 18, 2026 / 00:36

This episode discusses the concept of sanity and consensus, featuring a conversation about personal experiences in homeschooling. The guests reflect on how narratives shape perceptions of sanity.

One guest shares a thought-provoking idea that sanity requires at least three people to reach a consensus on what is considered sane or insane. This leads to a discussion about the dynamics of storytelling and how personal experiences can be interpreted differently.

Throughout the episode, the guests recount various anecdotes from their homeschooling experiences, questioning whether their stories are perceived as crazy, scary, or humorous by others.

TLDR

The episode examines sanity through personal homeschooling stories and the need for consensus in narratives.

Episode

0:36

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I I read once that sanity is consensus. It requires three three people to for two of them to declare something as

00:00:06

sane, you know, or insane, right? Like there have there have to be at least three people in the room for there to be

00:00:11

some some agreement over like what's a good choice, a bad choice, what's sane, what's insane.

00:00:16

Um and it was just the two of us and really it was her leading the narrative the whole time. And so I would tell

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these stories of things that had happened to me in my home school trying to understand like do people think this

00:00:28

is as crazy? Do they think it's scary? Do they think it's funny? Am I, you know, making too much of it?

Episode Highlights

Personal Narratives
Sharing personal stories to gauge others' reactions and perceptions.
“Do they think it's scary?”
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June 18, 2026

Episode Quotes

Do they think it's scary?
Sanity Is Consensus

Key Moments

Personal Reflection00:29