No doubt, but the issue is that many just switch to other pointless thought patterns and look down on people with the "wrong" patterns. A lot of people believe

No doubt, but the issue is that many just switch to other pointless thought patterns and look down on people with the "wrong" patterns. A lot of people believe they found *the* objective truth while high, and because of that they turn arrogant afterward toward experiences/thoughts of others. I've had friends who started acting like that, I once did myself, believing that they had found the one truth other people hadn't found, but since my friend group is generally honest and real with each other, we've helped them down from their arrogance. However, I think it can be hard for people like CEOs, surrounded by sycophantic bootlickers, to realize that. They'll quickly be convinced by their own hubris.