The possibility of getting drunk without any of the side effects
Monday, November 11th, 2013 07:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lethargic_manThe possibility of getting drunk without alcohol, or any of its side effects—and the ability to switch it off (sober up) instantly.
Wow.
Though I disagree with the interviewer in one regard: He says hangovers have a role in preventing overindulgence. Prof. Nutt disagrees, pointing out the fact they don't. In my own personal experience the biggest thing preventing me from getting completely smashed is the fact that, unlike most people, I remember exactly what happens when I'm plastered, no matter how badly, and memory loss is one of the things Prof. Nutt says should be avoidable sans genuine alcohol.
Wow.
Though I disagree with the interviewer in one regard: He says hangovers have a role in preventing overindulgence. Prof. Nutt disagrees, pointing out the fact they don't. In my own personal experience the biggest thing preventing me from getting completely smashed is the fact that, unlike most people, I remember exactly what happens when I'm plastered, no matter how badly, and memory loss is one of the things Prof. Nutt says should be avoidable sans genuine alcohol.
