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Collective Psychosis: Why Does Everyone Seem to Have Lost Their Mind? | How to Escape?

Collective Psychosis: Why Does Everyone Seem to Have Lost Their Mind? | How to Escape? – The Human Paradox Have you ever felt like the entire world has gone mad—and somehow, you’re being pressured to go mad along with it? In this video, we dive into the collective psychosis of modern society, exploring why reason seems to disappear amid the chaos of crowds, social media, and digital culture. A deep reflection on the patterns of the human mind, the influence of the collective, and ways to preserve clarity and inner freedom, even when everything around you seems irrational. References Cited: Gustave Le Bon – The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind Carl Jung – Collective shadow and projections of the psyche Schopenhauer – The influence of irrationality on society Nietzsche – Critique of mass thinking and conformity Viktor Frankl – Meaning and responsibility amidst chaos Gabor Maté – Authenticity, introspection, and emotional awareness Zygmunt Bauman – Liquid modernity and social instability Topics Covered in This Video: The anatomy of collective psychosis: how the mass mind works and becomes irrational Why we lose reason: psychological and emotional factors that make us vulnerable The role of social media and the information age in amplifying collective madness Historical examples of collective psychosis and recurring behavioral patterns Strategies to protect your mind: awareness, authenticity, and inner presence The paradox of reason and freedom: coexisting with irrationality without losing yourself What You Will Reflect On and Learn: Understand the mechanisms of collective psychosis and its influence on daily life Recognize historical and psychological patterns that shape mass behavior Learn practical strategies to preserve clarity, autonomy, and mental freedom Reflect on the human paradox of coexisting with irrationality while maintaining reason Develop a critical and introspective perspective on the impact of digital and social culture on the mind