He just threatened a girl to either be the "real deal"/aka let him fuck her or he's going to give out her phone no. so his "friends" can troll her. Yea, that sure says he's so well and stable to be let out.
I was thinking about Lucas's problem, and his mental instability, and how related it is to his unreasonable ideas.
And how difficult it would be to solve a problem like that.
For example: if you could get Luke medicated, it would be unlikely to get him to drop his telomeres idea, because his whole self esteem is based on being Superior genetically, because he's not Superior in any other way....obviously.
It would be like if someone had extreme conspiracy beliefs.
They might be "sane", in every normal sense of the word, but it would be very difficult to shake them from their unreasonable paranoid beliefs.
I'm starting to think, even though Lucas's mental problems were probably what created his bizarre ideas, the bizarre ideas themselves are the true problem, but it may not be possible to shake him free of them.
Lucas doesn't seem to accept any evidence that suggests that he's wrong he just puts his fingers in his ears and screams and runs away from it.
So, if I'm right about this, and I know other people have said this too, he's totally unfixable.
Medicated he's likely to be less of an aggressive Menace, but he's never going to lose those beliefs, because I think that if you could shake him from those beliefs, he wouldn't think life was worth living.
He's decided that his only chance of getting a woman, and having a happy family, is based on this Superiority idea that he's created and his genetic superiority because of his age.
If you could make him think that this was untrue, if you could really get him to believe that, I think Lucas would probably kill himself pretty quickly after that.
I wonder if the counselors at the hospital he's in give any consideration to the fact that Lucas's crazy ideas are part of what gives him a will to live, in a f*****-up sort of way.
Does anyone see what I mean by this?
Is there such a thing as a medication that could make someone more malleable to questioning their fixed unreasonable beliefs?