Why get high when there are other ways to achieve a smug sense of superiority?

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Why get high when there are other ways to achieve a smug sense of superiority?
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Theories of Literature

From Sound to Sense and back again: The integration of lexical and speech processes

Adlerian Play Therapy Kottman Chapters 1-3

LITERACY THEORIES &amp; EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PRACTICES

Sense relations

Word-superiority effect

The Word Superiority Effect OR How humans use context to see without really seeing and how can it help the field of co

M aking Sense of the Future

Sense of Touch

Perception

Chapter 5

Word Sense Disambiguation

Number Sense - Fractions

Introduction to Critical Thinking

Chapter 3 The Science of Astronomy

Self-Awareness

Function of the Sense Organs

The Sense of Hearing

New ways of being Church for the sake of the gospel

Making sense out of the message

Vestibular Sense

Top 5 Effective ways of communication

LITERACY THEORIES & EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PRACTICES