N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 4. THE PHYSICS OF THE REALITIES

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 63 best economist in Russia is A.S. Pushkin . Everything explained – in verse, with good philosophical linguistics! That day (and rather evening), Boris and I discussed a lot of things. He knew that I had begun to write a sequel to the "Mirror of My Soul" by N. Levashov, and suggested that I should touch upon the subject of alcohol, which, to his mind, is not only relevant, but about which N. Levashov had his own opinion, expounding it in his autobiography. There is plenty of information on this subject provided in lectures and in printed works, and in video and audio materials. The Great ones believed: Hippocrates : "Drinking is voluntary insanity"; Aristotle: "Intoxication is voluntary madness"; Lombroso wrote: "Genius people... instinctively used such means, which temporarily increase the flow of blood to the head to the detriment of the rest of the body. Here, by the way, some gifted ones should be mentioned , particularly ingenious people – for example, Alexander the Great, who under intoxication killed his best friend and died after draining ten cups of Hercules. 16 Caesar was often brought home on someone’s shoulders. Socrates, Seneca, Alcibiades, Keton, and, in particular, Septimus Severus and Mahmud II, were so marked by intemperance that all died of drunkenness due to a delirium tremens. Constable Bourbon, Avicenna and many others were also "given to drink" Lombroso was not quite right, believing that in Geniuses "...such means... temporarily reinforced, the flow of blood to the head". Although he is right saying that too much alcohol, "damage the rest of the body". Academician E. Chazov pointed out: "50-100 grams of alcohol will not harm. It's like a pill of medicine – for the good, but a handfulmakes one an invalid... " Everyone should know his dose. I was often asked about the use of alcohol in the context of a possible solution of this painful problem through the "SvetL" Programs . I decided to briefly state the position of both B. Makov and mine on this rather important subject – "to drink or not to drink? And if to drink, then, – what and how much?" It is known from many sources that alcohol "destroys" neurons and kills a living cell. What is really happening? ALCOHOL REDUCES THE LIFETIME OF NEURON. Alcohol is not able to destroy a neuron, – a lower level of octave of energies does not destroy a higher level, but it reduces 16 Scythes (al-Greek σκύφος) is an ancient Greek ceramic bowl for drinking on a low stalk with two horizontally arranged handles. Scythes was the mythical Hercules cup, so the Scythes is also called the Hercules Cup.