Threaten that we must be aware of things in multiple ways

“My friend who continued to use the drug said it felt different. I don’t know.”

Recently I don’t drink. I used to enjoy beer every night.
In those days, I felt tired every morning, but when I stopped drinking at night, my body began to feel light.
Does this also mean a different sensation?

What is relative?

Multifaceted. There is nothing more mysterious than this.
Even though the information observed by us is always independent in itself, its absoluteness always fluctuates.
The fluctuation of absoluteness is also called relative. Relative sensations ridicule our observing power.
We are threatened that we must be aware of things in multiple ways, but who can look at things in multiple ways?
We are faintly aware that no one can do that. Because each of us can only have a single perspective.

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As you know, when we drink

one thing begins to have another meaning. For example, you will be able to accept unpleasant things. But the opposite is also true, right?
You start to look at fun things from a different angle, and you may even feel uncomfortable. In other words, it’s pessimistic.
I think being optimistic and being pessimistic are very closely related. The factors that separate these two extremes are health status or personality or the amount of alcohol consumed.

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