One man’s feet were on the ground, and his head in an airplane, but in the plane there was no pilot, which seemed not to matter – the plane flew on just the same.
A reader writes:
“I initially believed you were being too harsh on the mind, that is, until it struck me how harsh it is on me.
Thanks, (I think?!). Yours,” etc.
“And sir, it is probably good to limit assaults to neurons and not hormones. ‘Tis one thing to gripe about the thoughts you have, but quite another about your feelings, or is that backwards?”
How do you spot an important question? It’s about you.
The Song of The Ordinary Man:
“Oh, I’m at my best, when I’m at my worst.”
If it proves to be, (as it increasingly appears), that antidepressants actually cause depression, then what should you be prepared for regarding efforts to awaken? Hummmm? (A case of looking-for-the-light causing diminution-of-sight?)
Hormones are muscular and action oriented.
Neurons, (their sissy city cousins), are given to mopey, meaningless, pseudo self-reflection.
J.