Also worrying is the moralization that Johann engages in when he writes the following: "The rise of addiction is a symptom of a deeper sickness in the way we live -- constantly directing our gaze towards the next shiny object we should buy, rather than the human beings all around us." This hypothesis of his seems to strike me as the strangest of all
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We'd smoke, you see, and if we didn't have cigarettes, we'd smoke tea in my dad's pipe
It seems that they can always find interesting new ways to befuddle their owners