It means to let the greed of desire be blown and magnified without restriction, leading to disaster. The original sentence is: God wants to destroy it, but must first make it crazy.

“If a god wants to destroy it, he must first make it crazy.” This sentence comes from the ancient Greek historian Herodotus. This sentence was said by the ancient Greek historian Herodotus. Its original opinion is that if God wants to cause a person to suffer, he will always make him forget himself.

It means: Don’t do all the beautiful things and things, and don’t take them all. Otherwise, the surrounding environment will either take revenge on you, or it will weaken yourself. If God wants to cause a person to suffer, he will always let it happen. He forgets, so if you want it to perish, you must first make him proud and complacent.

Extended information:

The tragedians of ancient Greece were all influenced by Herodotus and made sufficient interpretations of it: the ancient Greek tragedian Euipides Si's famous aphorism is: "If God wants to destroy it, he must first make it crazy."

Related meanings:

When things go to extremes, they must be reversed. If anything develops to an extreme, it will inevitably go to the opposite side. When bad people do bad things, they may be very proud and crazy, but in the end they only have one destination, and that is: they must forgive themselves for their many unjust deeds.