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Since madness is undesirable and sainthood, for most of us, out of the question, the problem of how to live in. When Plato was discoursing about his ideas, and using the nouns tableness and cupness ; I, O Plato! Interrupted Diogenes, see a table and a cup, but I see no tableness or cupness. Plato made answer, That is natural enough, for you have eyes, by which a cup and a table are contemplated; but you have not intellect, by which tableness and cupness are seen.