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	==Narcotics==		==Narcotics==
	'''[related: Narcissus, Nepenthe, Narc] [disambiguation: ''My Nepenthe'']'''		'''[related: Narcissus, Nepenthe, Narc] [disambiguation: [[My-nepenthe\|''My Nepenthe'']]]'''
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	A specific set of psychoactive compounds known to induce forgetfulness and mild euphoria <ref> Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced		A specific set of psychoactive compounds known to induce forgetfulness and mild euphoria <ref> Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced

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	[related: Narcissus, Nepenthe, Narc] [disambiguation: ''My Nepenthe'']		'''[related: Narcissus, Nepenthe, Narc] [disambiguation: ''My Nepenthe'']'''
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	A specific set of psychoactive compounds known to induce forgetfulness and mild euphoria <ref> Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced		A specific set of psychoactive compounds known to induce forgetfulness and mild euphoria <ref> Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced

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	[related: Narcissus, Nepenthe, Narc][disambiguation: ''My Nepenthe'']		[related: Narcissus, Nepenthe, Narc] [disambiguation: ''My Nepenthe'']
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	A specific set of psychoactive compounds known to induce forgetfulness and mild euphoria <ref> Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced		A specific set of psychoactive compounds known to induce forgetfulness and mild euphoria <ref> Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced

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	~~'''~~Narcotics [related: Narcissus, Nepenthe, Narc][disambiguation: ''My Nepenthe'']~~'''~~		==Narcotics==
			[related: Narcissus, Nepenthe, Narc][disambiguation: ''My Nepenthe'']
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	A specific set of psychoactive compounds known to induce forgetfulness and mild euphoria <ref> Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced		A specific set of psychoactive compounds known to induce forgetfulness and mild euphoria <ref> Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced
	euphoria, with some experts attributing the occasional appearance of		euphoria, with some experts attributing the occasional appearance of

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	doctrine, can be attributed to the ailing mind being entirely pervaded by an errant sense of discrete, inherently existing "[[the-self\|self]]".</ref>" after the myth of an intoxicated youth that drowned after falling in love with his own reflection in a shallow pool of fetid water. Throughout history, narcotics and other psychotropic drugs have played a central role in mythologically-based mystical practices including astral projection and levitation. Although they have been categorized by the United States government as extremely harmful and problematically addictive, various medical scholars, most notably		doctrine, can be attributed to the ailing mind being entirely pervaded by an errant sense of discrete, inherently existing "[[the-self\|self]]".</ref>" after the myth of an intoxicated youth that drowned after falling in love with his own reflection in a shallow pool of fetid water. Throughout history, narcotics and other psychotropic drugs have played a central role in mythologically-based mystical practices including astral projection and levitation. Although they have been categorized by the United States government as extremely harmful and problematically addictive, various medical scholars, most notably
	[[imago\|Sigmund Freud]], have enthusiastically prescribed and ingested narcotics in various forms.		[[imago\|Sigmund Freud]], have enthusiastically prescribed and ingested narcotics in various forms.

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	via loss of discrete "self" (as opposed to acute chemo-neurological processes in the brain). </ref>, though the term was also later applied to nepenthe, a substance of unknown origin described at length in the writings of ancient		via loss of discrete "self" (as opposed to acute chemo-neurological processes in the brain). </ref>, though the term was also later applied to nepenthe, a substance of unknown origin described at length in the writings of ancient
	Greece. Although the ubiquity of narcotics in the Western World declined after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the 1980's saw an explosion of [[error\|cocaine]]-based narcotic use in the United States. Television		Greece. Although the ubiquity of narcotics in the Western World declined after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the 1980's saw an explosion of [[error\|cocaine]]-based narcotic use in the United States. Television
	producer [[steven-bochco\|Steven Bochco]], an amateur scholar of antiquities, noticed parallels between the ancient and modern worlds, giving rise to the television series [[my-nepenthe\|My Nepenthe]]. The term "narcotic" was originally taken from narcissus <ref> A genus of carnivorous plant found throughout the Old World tropics, was later named after the mythical drug, in part based on its technique of intoxicating small lizards and other reptiles into submission and then drowning them in dew-filled monkey cups. </ref>, a plant known to induce trance-like states and hallucinations, leading to the etymology of the term "narcissism<ref>It should be noted that severe (often impermanent) narcissism often accompanies the onset of [[schizophrenia\|schizophrenic]] and/or non-specific		producer [[steven-bochco\|Steven Bochco]], an amateur scholar of antiquities, noticed parallels between the ancient and modern worlds, giving rise to the television series [[my-nepenthe\|''My Nepenthe'']]. The term "narcotic" was originally taken from narcissus <ref> A genus of carnivorous plant found throughout the Old World tropics, was later named after the mythical drug, in part based on its technique of intoxicating small lizards and other reptiles into submission and then drowning them in dew-filled monkey cups. </ref>, a plant known to induce trance-like states and hallucinations, leading to the etymology of the term "narcissism<ref>It should be noted that severe (often impermanent) narcissism often accompanies the onset of [[schizophrenia\|schizophrenic]] and/or non-specific
	psychotic episodes, a commonality that, according to [[dharma\|Buddhist]]		psychotic episodes, a commonality that, according to [[dharma\|Buddhist]]
	doctrine, can be attributed to the ailing mind being entirely pervaded by an errant sense of discrete, inherently existing "[[the-self\|self]]".</ref>" after the myth of an intoxicated youth that drowned after falling in love with his own reflection in a shallow pool of fetid water. Throughout history, narcotics and other psychotropic drugs have played a central role in mythologically-based mystical practices including astral projection and levitation. Although they have been categorized by the United States government as extremely harmful and problematically addictive, various medical scholars, most notably		doctrine, can be attributed to the ailing mind being entirely pervaded by an errant sense of discrete, inherently existing "[[the-self\|self]]".</ref>" after the myth of an intoxicated youth that drowned after falling in love with his own reflection in a shallow pool of fetid water. Throughout history, narcotics and other psychotropic drugs have played a central role in mythologically-based mystical practices including astral projection and levitation. Although they have been categorized by the United States government as extremely harmful and problematically addictive, various medical scholars, most notably
	[[imago\|Sigmund Freud]], have enthusiastically prescribed and ingested narcotics in various forms.		[[imago\|Sigmund Freud]], have enthusiastically prescribed and ingested narcotics in various forms.

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	via loss of discrete "self" (as opposed to acute chemo-neurological processes in the brain). </ref>, though the term was also later applied to nepenthe, a substance of unknown origin described at length in the writings of ancient		via loss of discrete "self" (as opposed to acute chemo-neurological processes in the brain). </ref>, though the term was also later applied to nepenthe, a substance of unknown origin described at length in the writings of ancient
	Greece. Although the ubiquity of narcotics in the Western World declined after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the 1980's saw an explosion of [[error\|cocaine]]-based narcotic use in the United States. Television		Greece. Although the ubiquity of narcotics in the Western World declined after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the 1980's saw an explosion of [[error\|cocaine]]-based narcotic use in the United States. Television
	producer [[steven-bochco\|Steven Bochco]], an amateur scholar of antiquities, noticed parallels between the ancient and modern worlds, giving rise to the television series [[my-nepenthe\|My Nepenthe]]. The term "narcotic" was originally taken from narcissus <ref> A genus of carnivorous plant found throughout the Old World tropics, was later named after the mythical drug, in part based on its technique of intoxicating small lizards and other reptiles into submission and then drowning them in dew-filled monkey cups. </ref>,		producer [[steven-bochco\|Steven Bochco]], an amateur scholar of antiquities, noticed parallels between the ancient and modern worlds, giving rise to the television series [[my-nepenthe\|My Nepenthe]]. The term "narcotic" was originally taken from narcissus <ref> A genus of carnivorous plant found throughout the Old World tropics, was later named after the mythical drug, in part based on its technique of intoxicating small lizards and other reptiles into submission and then drowning them in dew-filled monkey cups. </ref>, a plant known to induce trance-like states and hallucinations, leading to the etymology of the term "narcissism<ref>It should be noted that severe (often impermanent) narcissism often accompanies the onset of [[schizophrenia\|schizophrenic]] and/or non-specific
	a plant known to induce trance-like states and hallucinations, leading to the etymology of the term "narcissism<ref>It should be noted that severe (often impermanent) narcissism often accompanies the onset of [[schizophrenia\|schizophrenic]] and/or non-specific
	psychotic episodes, a commonality that, according to [[dharma\|Buddhist]]		psychotic episodes, a commonality that, according to [[dharma\|Buddhist]]
	doctrine, can be attributed to the ailing mind being entirely pervaded by an errant sense of discrete, inherently existing "[[the-self\|self]]".</ref>" after the myth of an intoxicated youth that drowned after falling in love with his own reflection in a shallow pool of fetid water. Throughout history, narcotics and other psychotropic drugs have played a central role in mythologically-based mystical practices including astral projection and levitation. Although they have been categorized by the United States government as extremely harmful and problematically addictive, various medical scholars, most notably		doctrine, can be attributed to the ailing mind being entirely pervaded by an errant sense of discrete, inherently existing "[[the-self\|self]]".</ref>" after the myth of an intoxicated youth that drowned after falling in love with his own reflection in a shallow pool of fetid water. Throughout history, narcotics and other psychotropic drugs have played a central role in mythologically-based mystical practices including astral projection and levitation. Although they have been categorized by the United States government as extremely harmful and problematically addictive, various medical scholars, most notably
	[[imago\|Sigmund Freud]], have enthusiastically prescribed and ingested narcotics in various forms.		[[imago\|Sigmund Freud]], have enthusiastically prescribed and ingested narcotics in various forms.

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-<p>
+A specific set of psychoactive compounds known to induce forgetfulness and mild euphoria <ref> Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced
-<strong>
+euphoria, with some experts attributing the occasional appearance of
-Narcotics [related: Narcissus, Nepenthe, Narc][disambiguation:
+euphoria in narcotic users to temporary freedom from the [[error|Labyrinth]]
-<em>
+via loss of discrete "self" (as opposed to acute chemo-neurological processes in the brain). </ref>, though the term was also later applied to nepenthe, a substance of unknown origin described at length in the writings of ancient
-My Nepenthe
+Greece. Although the ubiquity of narcotics in the Western World declined after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the 1980's saw an explosion of [[error|cocaine]]-based narcotic use in the United States. Television
-</em>
+producer [[steven-bochco|Steven Bochco]], an amateur scholar of antiquities, noticed parallels between the ancient and modern worlds, giving rise to the television series [[my-nepenthe|My Nepenthe]]. The term "narcotic" was originally taken from narcissus <ref> A genus of carnivorous plant found throughout the Old World tropics, was later named after the mythical drug, in part based on its technique of intoxicating small lizards and other reptiles into submission and then drowning them in dew-filled monkey cups. </ref>,
+ a plant known to induce trance-like states and hallucinations, leading to the etymology of the term "narcissism<ref>It should be noted that severe (often impermanent) narcissism often accompanies the onset of [[schizophrenia|schizophrenic]] and/or non-specific
-</strong>
+psychotic episodes, a commonality that, according to [[dharma|Buddhist]]
-<br/>
+doctrine, can be attributed to the ailing mind being entirely pervaded by an errant sense of discrete, inherently existing "[[the-self|self]]".</ref>" after the myth of an intoxicated youth that drowned after falling in love with his own reflection in a shallow pool of fetid water. Throughout history, narcotics and other psychotropic drugs have played a central role in mythologically-based mystical practices including astral projection and levitation. Although they have been categorized by the United States government as extremely harmful and problematically addictive, various medical scholars, most notably
 [[imago|Sigmund Freud]], have enthusiastically prescribed and ingested narcotics in various forms.

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	Greece. Although the ubiquity of narcotics in the Western World declined after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the		Greece. Although the ubiquity of narcotics in the Western World declined after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the
	1980's saw an explosion of		1980's saw an explosion of
	[[error]]		[[error\|cocaine]]-based narcotic use in the United States. Television
	-based narcotic use in the United States. Television
	producer		producer
	[[steven-bochco]]		[[steven-bochco\|Steven Bochco]], an amateur scholar of antiquities, noticed parallels
	, an amateur scholar of antiquities, noticed parallels
	between the ancient and modern worlds, giving rise to the television series		between the ancient and modern worlds, giving rise to the television series
	[[my-nepenthe]]		[[my-nepenthe\|My Nepenthe]]. The term "narcotic" was originally taken from narcissus
	. The term "narcotic" was originally taken from narcissus		<sup>2</sup>, a plant known to induce
	<sup>		trance-like states and hallucinations, leading to the etymology of the term "narcissism<sup>3</sup>" after the myth of
	2
	</sup>
	, a plant known to induce
	trance-like states and hallucinations, leading to the etymology of the term "narcissism
	<sup>
	3
	</sup>
	" after the myth of
	an intoxicated youth that drowned after falling in love with his own reflection in a shallow pool of fetid water.		an intoxicated youth that drowned after falling in love with his own reflection in a shallow pool of fetid water.
	Throughout history, narcotics and other psychotropic drugs have played a central role in mythologically-based mystical		Throughout history, narcotics and other psychotropic drugs have played a central role in mythologically-based mystical
	practices including astral projection and levitation. Although they have been categorized by the United States		practices including astral projection and levitation. Although they have been categorized by the United States
	government as extremely harmful and problematically addictive, various medical scholars, most notably		government as extremely harmful and problematically addictive, various medical scholars, most notably
	[[imago]]		[[imago\|Sigmund Freud]], have enthusiastically prescribed and ingested narcotics in various forms.
	, have enthusiastically prescribed and ingested narcotics in various forms.
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	<div class="footnote">		<div class="footnote">
	<p>		<p>
	<sup>		<sup>1</sup>
	1
	</sup>
	Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced		Debate continues to surround the "source" of narcotic-induced
	euphoria, with some experts attributing the occasional appearance of		euphoria, with some experts attributing the occasional appearance of
	euphoria in narcotic users to temporary freedom from the		euphoria in narcotic users to temporary freedom from the
	[[error]]		[[error\|Labyrinth]]
	via loss of discrete "self" (as		via loss of discrete "self" (as
	opposed to acute chemo-neurological processes in the brain).		opposed to acute chemo-neurological processes in the brain).
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	It should be noted that severe (often impermanent) narcissism		It should be noted that severe (often impermanent) narcissism
	often accompanies the onset of		often accompanies the onset of
	[[schizophrenia]]		[[schizophrenia\|schizophrenic]]
	and/or non-specific		and/or non-specific
	psychotic episodes, a commonality that, according to		psychotic episodes, a commonality that, according to
	[[dharma]]		[[dharma\|Buddhist]]
	doctrine, can		doctrine, can
	be attributed to the ailing mind being entirely pervaded by an errant sense		be attributed to the ailing mind being entirely pervaded by an errant sense
	of discrete, inherently existing "		of discrete, inherently existing "[[the-self\|self]]".
	[[the-self]]
	".
	</p>		</p>
	</div>		</div>

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