#41 /// Omissis: decomposizioni, ketamina, ego death, travaglio vs lavoro

from Kettlebell generation · host Andrea Cavana

La maggior parte delle persone dipendenti da sostanze è anche dipendente dal pensiero, nel senso che ha una relazione compulsiva e malsana con il proprio pensiero.David Foster Wallace, Infinite Jest, 1996La droga mi serve a riempire il vuoto, e mi aiuta anche a soddisfare il mio bisogno di distruggere me stesso.Irvine Welsh, Trainspotting, 1993

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