The Power of Addiction and the Addiction to Power

After observing and analyzing Dr. Gabor Mart's speech on power and addiction, how vague the term "poisoning" is ambiguous, and today's world society is limiting discourse including such as real only It is very obvious to see how to associate. Get up. Use abuse. Dr. Maté talked about various addiction to heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine and other drugs in his video, but when I discuss the necessity of drug use and abuse and what happens I will give him I agree.

"I am optimistic about addiction: you see what I am addicted to and what other people are, I am obsessed with a way to use the same mechanism to make myself a superhuman "We are naturally programmed to adapt as a human being.When they are easy to incorporate new actions (customs), they will be easier when we explore new things, but we Most of you have high computing power (try on 1538 x 273 ^ 1.3, please see what I am talking about), suffer from high limits of human error People) How many people Is it doing right?)

"In order to say that poisoning has changed brains, in fact it is a powerful experience over and over again to form a new synaptic composition that can solve the problem of customs," Lewis wrote In most cases, it is a drug addict. "Addiction can become a badly destructive and insidious process of our habits and changes in synaptic patterns, but this does not make it sick." That is important. "This is in your mind. In order to get over the anxiety of the rehabilitation center: If these companies truly" heal "everyone, they have to shut down. A part of the reason for this disease is to emphasize the severity of drugs and alcohol and to raise it to the level of conflict with cancer.

In contrast, contemporary discourse on addiction often emphasizes the temptation of addictive substances to infect people. D.A.R.E. In the program I grew up, I think that the time from the use of the first marijuana to the use of cocaine and cracking poisoning (of course, depending on the game) is about a week. Drug addicts may choose to begin taking medication, but once they become addicted they can not fight this substance or an addictive disease. The answer to any addict who wishes to overcome this disease is to abandon his inability to completely and completely abolish toxic substances. Therefore, the transfer of responsibility and power from addicts to substances represents a reversal of the ancient idea.