... still uses this next-to-useless test on some gov't employees ...
It's still used extensively for (supposedly) very important security screenings.
There's a lot of evidence that many people -- particularly ones with shorter-lived and milder alcohol problems -- can learn "controlled drinking."
Yeah, but if that gets out, then all the alcoholics are gonna think that this means them. Better to just make them think they all need a 12-step for life. Honestly, i think most people (myself included) could get a heck of a lot out of a 12-step ...
... but we still don't know exactly how [ECT] works.
While she admits that it's not a scientifically based opinion, my wife describes ECT as a process that "destroys souls".
... crimes increase during full moons.
I always thought this was true in some areas, but only because there's more light.
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Date: 2010-05-19 02:33 am (UTC)It's still used extensively for (supposedly) very important security screenings.
There's a lot of evidence that many people -- particularly ones with shorter-lived and milder alcohol problems -- can learn "controlled drinking."
Yeah, but if that gets out, then all the alcoholics are gonna think that this means them. Better to just make them think they all need a 12-step for life. Honestly, i think most people (myself included) could get a heck of a lot out of a 12-step ...
... but we still don't know exactly how [ECT] works.
While she admits that it's not a scientifically based opinion, my wife describes ECT as a process that "destroys souls".
... crimes increase during full moons.
I always thought this was true in some areas, but only because there's more light.