Toss your brain out the window.

Confining your thoughts to reality is not much fun. That is why religion was invented. The reality of just dropping dead some day is no fun, so make up something you like, and get some friends to believe the same nonsense.  Why not do it with Donald Trump? What can be better than self delusion. I am smart, I am beautiful, and I am just plain wonderful. Now all I have to do is convince myself it is true. Of course it is true if someone else will just tell me it is true. That is how cults get going, that is how religion gets to clean people's pockets. So here we go, were going to try mass delusion brought to us by the Trumpster. 

OK folks that was Kadizzle's version of today's Post, now Kadizzle will have AI rewrite the post and here it is. 

The Power of Self-Delusion: From Religion to Politics

Reality, in its starkness, can sometimes feel like a buzzkill. The idea of facing life’s unyielding truths—like the inevitability of death—often lacks appeal. Enter the invention of religion: a comforting narrative that lets us escape from life’s harsher realities. Why settle for the mundane when you can conjure up something more palatable and get others to buy into the fantasy?

But why stop at religion? Why not apply the same principle of self-delusion to politics? Enter Donald Trump. What could be more satisfying than building an echo chamber of flattery and affirmation? "I am smart. I am beautiful. I am simply wonderful." Say it enough times, and you might start to believe it—especially if others chime in with agreement.

This is the recipe for cults, after all: reinforce the delusion collectively, and everyone walks away convinced. Religions have been filling collection plates for centuries using this formula. Now, it seems, Trumpism has found a way to tap into the same human craving for belief, validation, and escape from the inconvenient truths of reality.

So here we go—a mass delusion, brought to you by the Trumpster. It's less about what’s real and more about what feels good to believe.

OK, back to Kadizzle. It took AI less than two seconds to rewrite the nonsense. 

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