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One often gets the feeling that Carson is doubly insulated against reality.

"The BBC is insulated from reality by this comfort blanket of taxpayers' money.

But Delaney also wittily pinned down the idea of a writer insulated from reality by fame and success.

Are the president and his advisors so insulated from reality that they actually believe the U.S. can win in Iraq with current troop strengths?

Another email says that Americans who believe racially profiling Muslims is wrong are "insulated from reality".

The politicians, so the argument runs, are insulated from everyday reality by the perks of seemingly permanent office and are deaf to all but the loudest appeals.

The one Yankee pillar who has seemed insulated from the reality of getting older has been Mariano Rivera, but now even he looks vulnerable.

But by the time I arrived in the Phobjikha valley, I'd stayed in a variety of hotels, either posh and insulated from local reality or, in the capital Thimphu, soulless though decent.

Every summer, as India's biggest cities resort to 'load shedding' to keep pace with the demand for power, its residents cuss and sweat, waiting for the comforting whirr of the fan and the hum of the air conditioner that allows them to stay insulated from the reality that millions of others live with - a life without electricity.

But lately Silicon Valley has seemed insulated from this reality.

The average American has a hard time keeping up with and remembering all of the "events," manufactured or otherwise, which occur like clockwork and keep us distracted, deluded, amused, and insulated from the reality of the American police state.