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One has to be very, very careful how we deal with each other. And that's one of the reasons why I hate psychology and analysts. They are a disease of our time. They should be all just put on an airplane and flown into an island, and they should, in the, in the, in the Pacific, they should analyze each other, but they should not bother us.
Besides, these, these people, they just come like, just boldly, as if it was a profession or a science already. And, and they, they do not confess that, uh, their knowledge is not much more than, let's say, brain surgery during, uh, Middle Dynasty in Egypt, for, during the Pharaoh time. So out with them, forget about them. They are disease, they are our disease.
And that's exactly because I are too indiscreet. No, no, I, for God's sake, I would be the last one who would ever allow it. I think, I think it is one of the greatest stupidities and the greatest mistakes of the 20th century. There's something finally and definitively wrong about psychoanalysis. Uh, uh, I have all my figures in my films are not really psychoanalysis. They are not captured with psychoanalysis.
And I believe that, um, um, explaining every dark little corner that we have in our soul is a very unhealthy and a very stupid and a very dangerous thing. We should not do that. Why? Because, uh, when, when you, uh, inhabit a house and you illuminate every last corner of the house with strong lights, the house becomes uninhabitable. And human beings, illuminated to the very last corner of their darkest soul, uh, become inhuman and uninhabitable.