On Sat, 11 Nov 2000, Stephen Black wrote:
It's no fun if I have to do it privately. So here's a public
response. First, some of the articles I have from our previous
discussion. Next, two new ones that look interesting from a quick
PubMed search. I find the comparison between smoking (acceptable)
and cocaine (not) of particular ironic interest, as it is for the
societal effects of alcohol (legal) compared with pot (not). Is
there such a thing as cultural or societal hypocrisy?
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And it would be no fun at all if I expressed my thanks privately. Thank you
very much! This saved me an extraordinary amount of time!
Cheryl R.
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Department of Psychology
University of Redlands
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