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It was described as a well-received book that argued there are no inherently good or bad drugs, but rather healthy or unhealthy relationships with them; it was also a frequently stolen book in universities.
Could you tell us a bit about the book and then about the story?
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It was described as a well-received book that argued there are no inherently good or bad drugs, but rather healthy or unhealthy relationships with them; it was also a frequently stolen book in universities.
Could you tell us a bit about the book and then about the story?
It's a very good book. It's still in print. And the main point of it, which enraged some people, was that there are no good and bad drugs.
There are just good and bad relationships with drugs.
And I very firmly believe that. I mean, there are no drugs that have inherent good or horrible qualities.