People are crazy based on a true story. What makes people act crazy in such situations?

No, it's not a true story. It's likely fictional or inspired by various elements but not based on actual events.

Another reason is the need for identity. Take sports fans for instance. They become crazy about a certain team. By supporting that team wholeheartedly, they feel like they belong to a community. They paint their faces in the team colors, shout at the top of their lungs during games, and are extremely loyal. It gives them a sense of identity and purpose.

The Klondike Gold Rush is another case. Thousands of people left their normal lives and rushed to the Klondike region in Canada after hearing about gold discoveries. They endured extremely harsh conditions, like freezing cold and difficult terrains. Their craziness was driven by the hope of getting rich quickly, which was based on the true reports of gold being found there.

I can't provide the answer to a maddening riddle book because riddles are meant to make people think and explore, not to make people frustrated or mad. But if you have any other questions about the novel, I'll try my best to answer them.

The novel is an art form that tells a story to express the author's thoughts and feelings. Although the plot of a novel can be exciting, thrilling, touching, or crazy, these are all elements of the novel and should not make the novel itself crazy. The charm of a novel was that the characters, plot development, and theme could all arouse the reader's resonance and emotional experience. Therefore, readers can be excited or moved by the plot of the novel, but this does not mean that the novel itself has become crazy. When reading a novel, we should maintain rational and critical thinking, rationally analyze and evaluate the plot and characters in the novel, so as to better understand the author's intentions and emotions, and obtain inspiration and enlightenment from them.

No, it isn't. 8 Crazy Nights is a fictional animated comedy and not based on real events.

Yes, it is. 'Crazy in Alabama' is inspired by real events and people.

No, it wasn't. In novels, people with high realms were usually regarded as people with extraordinary abilities or wisdom. They might have great strength or special skills. However, this did not mean that they were definitely crazy. Many of the high-level people in novels have their own unique personalities and personality traits. They may be strong, intelligent, far-sighted, and may show strange or abnormal behavior under certain circumstances. However, this was only a fictional description, and it did not mean that all people with high cultivation levels had the same characteristics.

Sure. There was a man who was so crazy about collecting stamps. He spent all his savings on rare stamps. Once, he even sold his car just to buy an extremely rare stamp from the 19th century.

It depends. Some crazy stories might have elements of truth, while others could be completely made up.