> "and the quality and quantity of their work improved"
I've always said that I owe my career, what there is of it, to caffeine. I guess I wasn't kidding.
I've always said that I owe my career, what there is of it, to caffeine. I guess I wasn't kidding.
Kinda weird how caffeine, still technically a drug like speed/ritalin/adderal etc, is so accepted in today's society. Sorry if I'm mixing up drugs with active ingredients I know very little about drugs.
I feel more pity for the way people still want to impose control over other folks life – and quietly dream of the day more people accepted that substance abuse is the problem, not the substances themselves (and gave more room for personal responsibility and different choices in life). I personally don't see a fundamental difference in people turning away from society for e.g. spiritual reasons, or because they want to get high, but think they should only do so if they can afford it wholly by themselves. (I do accept if assistance – financial, etc.. - comes with obligations.)