>One should be allowed to alter one's own consciousness any way one sees fit. You state that as a self-evident fact. It clearly isn't. I can think of no human

>One should be allowed to alter one's own consciousness any way one sees fit. You state that as a self-evident fact. It clearly isn't. I can think of no human society where limits and restrictions were not placed on intoxicating substances. Objectively, as all societies have such restrictions, why should I believe your conclusion?