The man claims he's right, and the woman claims she's right.
The mundane often prevails simply because the rules of the mundane are so powerful that they can make rules seem like justice; they can make things defined by the rules appear real!
People are used to fixing what most perceive through sensory reactions as truth and consider the perceptions of the insane as abnormal.
But when the insane become the majority, they would regard their perceived world as normal and think that so-called normal people's cognition is problematic.
Extending this further, if more neurological mutations occur, for example, zombies form groups and have their own world view, perhaps they might see normal people as monsters that must be eradicated.
Then, among these three worlds, which is real?
This seems like an unsolvable paradox—because different people have different definitions, leading to entirely right or entirely wrong perceptions.
