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  Definition of *cynic*
1 : a person who has negative opinions about other people and about the
things people do; *especially* : a person who believes that people are
selfish and are only interested in helping themselves

*2* :  a faultfinding captious critic; *especially* :  one who believes
that human conduct is motivated wholly by self-interest



A cynic is  someone who has an aversion to the truth or for the truth. A
cynic does not want to know or see the truth. He sees or insists to see
something other than what is actually being said or done. He argues right
to be wrong  and wrong to be right, good to be bad and bad to be good, true
to be false and false to be true.

He refuses to see, realize or understand that people can have positive or
unselfish motives. Cynicism if you really think about it, is in fact a form
of insanity, a form of psychosis.


*Psychosis: *


1. a severe mental disorder in which thought and emotions are so impaired
that contact is lost with external reality. 2. a severe mental disorder in
which thought and emotions are so impaired that contact is lost with
external reality. 3. a severe mental disorder in which thought and emotions
are so impaired that a person cannot discern between right and wrong, good
and bad, and true and false. 4. A mental disorder that sees wrong where
there is right, bad where there is good, false where there is truth, or
vice versa.

2. In the general sense, a mental illness that markedly interferes with a
person's capacity to meet life's everyday demands. In a specific sense, it
refers to a thought disorder in which reality evaluation is severely
impaired. The person is unable to interpret situations accurately and solve
problems effectively. A mental condition that causes a person to do
everything wrong or screw up everything. Like a computer that gives wrong
answers.
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