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That's interesting; I would think causality would go the other way. Many people end up self-managing their mood via drugs / alcohol (including depressants) even
by fiatmoney 12y ago
That's interesting; I would think causality would go the other way. Many people end up self-managing their mood via drugs / alcohol (including depressants) even if they don't have jobs that require heightened energy. I would think that self-medication is a better explanation for why so many, eg, politicians have drinking problems, than that the booze is necessary for them to be able to politick for 18 hours a day.
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- NamTaf 12y agoTBF I was applying the banking / Toronto mayor sitaution to a broader pool. I don't have data to back it up. I also specifically mentioned uppers e.g.: cocaine, rather than alcohol which I agree with you isn't going to be used to work extensively (obviously).