Dennis Miller said:
"I stopped getting high, not because I didn't like it but because of the
people you get high with. 'How do I know that the colour blue I see is the
same as the colour as you see?' Buy a fucking box of crayons!"
Surely we couldn't have conversations like these or even conversations at
all if it weren't for a difference between our subjective realities and a
merging thereof on some levels? Now, buy a fucking box of crayons and let's
get on with it.
"annoyed with nit-pickers" tina
>I can see that. But to make a meaningful comparison -- to say that good
>drugs "do the same thing" -- you'd have to have some knowledge of another
>person's experience as well, no? Perhaps I read you wrong.
>
>That's clearly was Huxley was doing in his book, by the way. This isn't
>uncommon.
>
>Jim
>
>Omlor@aol.com wrote:
>
>>Sorry, Daniel.
>>
>>I have no idea what that last one meant. You seem worried about something
>>in my world. Relax. I'm fine. It's an excellent place.
>>
>>All the best,
>>
>>--John
>>
>>PS: Jim -- Although I would never hesitate to recommend responsible and
>>creative experiments with good drugs (just for the fun of it), I was
>>speaking about my own recollections in the particular passage you cite.
>
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