User:Jacobisq/Rational madness

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Rational madness is a term used in the psychology of addiction,^[1] which sees the latter as the by-product of false beliefs and meaning systems geared to the evasion of reality.^[2]

The term is also used in the critique of Taylorism for its treatment of men and machines as equivalent and interchangeable.^[3]