Is Dan Brown Crazy?

Dan is a very intelligent person, I believe that there is a deeper meaning to his actions that we don't understand now, but we will eventually. Its like trying to explain to an ant how a computer works. If Dan is just doing this to be funny, I think it was done in poor tastes and may loose some of his viewer fan base.

As much as I repect Dan Brown, I do think he's just a bit crazy (just so you know, I'm trying to say this in the most civilized way possible, but at the same time get my point across). I'm not going to question his new beliefs (for the record, though, I really think he's being serious, although there is a large margin for error when it comes to my thinking), but I am concerned. I'm not entirely sure why, but I am. There might be something to come along in the future that will explain this whole thing, but until then, we can really only sit tight and try to support him as much as possible (and I say as much as possible because there's a variety of beliefs among the Pogotribe and some of the actions he might take in the future could very well contradict the views of a certain religion).

NOTE: Sorry if anything is worded weird or misspelled. I'm really tired.

Pastafarianism is already something that exists, Dan didn't just make it up. He was using it as an example. Like usual, he's acting to prove a point. He's smart, not crazy, and I'm sure he even understands people will think he's crazy.

of course he is, if you watched the live show it's obvious.

I think it has to do with Dans secret project. A bunch of tea timing, Spaghetti Monstering, and Sarah Palin Worshiping people is sure to get attention.

Dans video makes perfect sense.

Look, how many people are upset and claiming to unsubscribe from his video, because of his supposed satirical new found religious views.

This is the same way many of us act when we see right winged conservatism. Like the Tea Party. We turn away and call them crazy. Dan made this video to show everyone how THEY ACT TOWARDS HIM. How they persecute him. And say you're crazy, I am unsubscribing.

Yet, if they were to post a christian video, or a muslim video, would it be right for their subscribers to get upset and unsubscribe. Religious and Political discrimination is real.

Oh and the flying spaghetti monster is also real!

Help Dan make his point! He doesn't have to be alone while being discriminated against. He has asked us who agree with his point to make a video.
I have started a project about it.
Click here to see

Help Dan make a point, that people are allowed the right to free speech, without being discriminated against, as long as you don't hurt anyone. Yeah, people will think your crazy, THATS THE POINT. Show them the error of their hypocrisy.
Thanks for listening to this post. Dan is not joking. He is teaching a very important pastafarian lesson! A lesson that started with a letter to the Kansas school board when the church of the flying spaghetti monster demanded equal time in classrooms. The message of freedom of speech, which deals directly with the tea party movement, and Sarah Palin, our lord and savior.

well, whatever his point is, there is some reason. Plus the FSM is an actual real religion? I really never knew that, but it's very good to know. There is allot more meaning to it than meets the eye, whether or not we understand it.

I'm very interested in this ^^

Could we say that Dan is an intelligent lunatic? Yes. Aren't we all? That was not at all meant to be an insult, rather, a compliment

To answer questions as to whether Pastafarianism (or the FSM) is a real religion, here's basically the history of how it happened in ultra short form.

1) Kansas school board was asked to add creationism to the science curriculum, because it's totally scientific. Totally.
2) Their reasoning was that intelligent design can't be disproved, therefore must be a valid theory.
3) Bobby Henderson found out about this and realized it was incredibly stupid because ID is not a science.
4) He drafted this letter to argue that if ID could be taught, then so should his theory that the Flying Spaghetti Monster was responsible for gravity by holding everything and everyone down with His noodly appendages. He also argued that you couldn't disprove that a global decrease in pirates (of the seafaring sort) was responsible for global warming. After all these theories were equally plausible when compared to ID.
5) The Kansas school board read the letter, realized he had a point, and did not add ID to the science curriculum. Happy end!

Edit:

Bonus 6th point) Then the Internet found out and it became a phenomenon, and a lot of people started declaring themselves Pastafarians and such. Pastafarians are actually quite a mixed group, including not just atheists and agnostics, but also deists and a smattering of Christians (and probably other religions too). Most (as well as anyone can tell anyway) are either atheists or agnostics though.