You've convinced me. And I must admit to being impressed. But if I'm interpreting your story correctly, alcohol for you was a risk too big to take, or...
Inebriation is real. Anything we do "by a special method" (to quote myself) is artificial, and to be artificial is not to be unreal. It is artificial ...
I agree that if I put Rob Zombie in the cupboard and close the door, Rob Zombie remains in the cupboard. That still doesn't tell us anything about his...
This is an odd way to phrase a threat. As it turns out, you are alive now, in what was the future when he made the threat. So maybe he meant, "at some...
Although drinking may not involve acting, like the waiter play-acting the role of waiter, it could be seen to involve the avoidance of freedom and res...
I'm aware that the experiences are different, but they are comparable, in exactly the way I compared them. You suggested that becoming temporarily at ...
Why do that if I can just have a bottle of wine? I regard the anxiety we are able to leave behind when drinking to be part of the human condition, or ...
I commonly experience both, and no I don't consider them to be the same experience. That would be foolish. As I said in the OP, I consider them both t...
Everyone says this kind of thing, including me. Whisky makes me depressed for days, wine is fine, and so on. But they say (and they would know) that t...
No more than, say, playing a musical instrument in a band. Do you think it's always foolish to, by a special method, become temporarily at ease with l...
It is not obvious. That is precisely why the books are being written. It takes an effort to look beyond the doxa, which has it that things are getting...
I guess it can be like that, but mostly what I observe in myself and others is (and the article goes into this) shame the following day, the shame of ...
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