Law of Attraction

The Mad Dog puts himself down, aware he has gone mad and loyal to the need for removal.

By acting out, he shows himself and others his madness. In madness, any target suffices for a demonstration that one has put himself in distress.

He makes crazy, imprudent plans and watches himself cause wreckage while understanding his machinations are totally irrational and certain to end badly.

And yet, he is not curious or honest enough to identify a root cause and correct, inoculate, or stop himself from certain destruction. Nor are his actions an exchange of giving something to get something, but a rapid compounding of multiple loses to lock in a grievous error.

All could see the blunder except the Mad Dog whose energies were spent explaining a fantastical upside and denying what he was creating.