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Raymond Moody gives his Conclusion chapter of "Making Sense of Nonsense". He basically just gives a summary on the book. For example on page 243 he says "An understanding of nonsense is beneficial in a plethora of ways, such as being a better writer, perspective reader and critical thinker." That quote by Raymond Moody means that nonsense can get you ways that you wouldn't have thought of.

Raymond Moody starts a new chapter about nonsense and the mind. This chapter will take about (from the desc) joke and humor, and physical and mental illness. "We will learn that nonsense is often a structural element of jokes and humor. We will see that talking nonsense sometimes indicates physical or mental illness." All I know is that this chapter will help me understand furthermore about these types of illnesses.

The author (Raymond Moody) states a lot of other different authors that include 'nonsense' in their books. One author was Dr Seuss. Raymond Moody make many points such as "Americans tend to identify Dr. Seuss with children's nonsense literature." and many more that shows how Dr. Seuss has many hit books in his literature, but nobody seems to take full advantage of the nonsense mixed with accuracy that his books show.