> Sounds like it was written on April first to me.
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> > It's got to be a joke.
> Well, if more astronauts were going crazy, I'd assume something in
> space is getting to them.
> But that doesn't seem to be the case, so as far as I am concerned,
> that woman Novak is the only
> wacko so far.
For the umpteenth time: Lisa Nowak is not a "wacko." She's not "crazy."
She freaked out due to jealousy, and there but for the grace of God go
any of us. Jealousy originates in the amygdala and it's part of what
makes us human.
When asked about Nowak, one psychologist cited a case he was dealing
with: A husband (fine, upstanding physician) had found out his wife was
cheating on him. In his house, he called his two kids out from their
bedrooms to watch what he was about to do. And with his kids watching,
he calmly shot his wife to death right through her head.

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rpcarnell@gmail.com - 13 Apr 2007 11:18 GMT
I think you explained her behavior better than Twismor did. The pace
claims she freaked out because wearing diapers in space almost every
day turned her into a child, and once she got back to Earth she began
to behave like a spoiled brat who wanted her toy (husband) back.
> rpcarn...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Well, if more astronauts were going crazy, I'd assume something in
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Justa Lurker - 13 Apr 2007 23:09 GMT
>> Well, if more astronauts were going crazy, I'd assume something in
>> space is getting to them.
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> bedrooms to watch what he was about to do. And with his kids watching,
> he calmly shot his wife to death right through her head.
100% correct. Thank you for such a perceptive & on-target post.