Since the late nineteenth century, reformers have oscillated between two competing impulses: a Hamiltonian desire to build strong, capable institutions that can solve large-scale problems, and a Jeffersonian instinct to restrain power, disperse authority, and guard against coercion
Good tobacco taste consistently shines through, though some attention must be paid to the cadencepuff too vigorously and it tends to overheat and get sour, though it never veers toward tongue bite
Thus we can understand how it has come to pass that man and all other vertebrate animals have been constructed on the same general model, why they pass through the same early stages of development, and why they retain certain rudiments in common
Why I reluctantly think its a good idea is because its a further strike against the war on drugs
Williams JM, Gandhi KK, Lu SE, Kumar S, Steinberg ML, Cottler B et al (2011)