They find it ironic and poignant that someone capable of conceiving of a nuanced theory of rationality could descend into madness (Robert Boynton, Newsday ). (Jim Holt reviews A Beautiful Mind in Slate.)
A man who developed a theory of rationality eventaully went mad.
The human mind is not capable of going mad.
I've seen that two times.
There is a rubber ducky playing for a penguin.
The men throwing away paperwork for a woman in a blue shirt in front of the counter.
The kids are playing the drums.
I couldn't recall.
They never found a show to fill the other fifteen minutes.