Generalizations are usually not a good idea. This one holds. This is not a qualitative deconstruction. There is no agenda. Look at the numbers. Crowdsource the answer. You can lie, but 1 billion nods move in the same way. Listen to anecdotes. Ask anyone even tangential to the process. Yes and no questions are rare, but here, the answer, like 1+1 is always 2, is always no. I can point to 200 that died today. In memoriam. Black and white. Slow-motion. That\u2019s heroin and alcohol. Those are easy. It doesn\u2019t matter. Choose something slightly less toxic, at least slower. Tobacco? Sugar? Ask someone to stop. Put a black lung on Instagram, then reply with a cirrhotic liver. Give someone a new lung. A new liver. Say,\u201d Don\u2019t smoke.\u201d \u201cDon\u2019t drink.\u201d Metastasis is far more clever than you are. It\u2019s far more insidious than even me. Just quit. You know better. Try harder. Yes, 12 steps that anyone can choose at any time, and it\u2019s all in this big blue book. Now, choose it. Choose. You\u2019re not trying. It\u2019s your original sin that makes you choose otherwise. It\u2019s a choice. You choose no. You choose to lie where you are. You are choosing. To lie. Lie where you are. Don\u2019t choose. Don\u2019t choose. You. For the overwhelming majority, rehab doesn\u2019t work.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Generalizations are usually not a good idea. This one holds. This is not a qualitative deconstruction. There is no agenda. Look at the numbers. Crowdsource the answer. You can lie, but 1 billion nods move in the same way. Listen to anecdotes. Ask anyone even tangential to the process. Yes and no questions are rare, … <\/p>\n