If a 3D (well, one that uses polygons, not like a 2D indie production) game runs a steady 60 fps, I can tell. If the 3D game runs a steady 120 fps (like cutting the hell down on detail and resolution in BF3), I can tell. If it runs at 30, I can tell.
On a CRT, I didn't bother going past maxfps 95 in Quake 2, but that was a noticeable difference, and a highly helpful one in action.
A lot of people have a thing for highest image quality, full detail and AA, no matter the frame rate hit they take, they are easy kills and big complainers.
Once I get my 79XX I'll continue my über high FPS BF3 career.
I'll call you nuts with no problem, you should possibly think about stepping away from the computer for a while and spend some time in the "real" world.
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