> Of course, not getting enough sleep the night before can have a
>much, much more pronounced effect than having smoked a joint a month
>ago. Same thing goes for a person dealing with a shaky marriage, or a
>sick child, etc. Depression is much more commonplace and can likewise
>impact performance, but that doesn't show up in a drug test, either.
Drug use is a matter of personal choice, these other things are environmental.
Besides one of them is illegal.
Besides that, if we were to follow your reasoning, we shouldn't try to stop any
problems if we can't stop all of them. Hmmmm does that mean we shouldn't try
to stop any terrorists if we can't stop all of them?
--
Larry Miller
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