Museums are places where you can…muse.

1. Museums and Drugs
Museums are places where you can…muse. We re not kidding. That is the entire purpose of a
museum: to muse and reflect and contemplate, using the objects and art before you to inspire you to
greater heights of mortal deliberation. After all, what is it to be human than to question our
existence and the meaning of our individual lives? What could be more productive than the goals
which we possess and in which we live at least eighty percent of our waking hours? To live in ones
dreams most of the time, and to eventually make them into reality, is to be blessed with the time
given ability to truly become a human being.
It is not enough to simply be born a human. It is only when we begin fulfilling our purpose in this
world with as much will and knowledge as possible that we become fully human.
Employees of yours who abuse illicit substances may or may not realize that their behavior is killing
off their humanity, little by little. We, as a species, were designed (or at least designed ourselves) to
explore the world further and further, more and more. We know this about ourselves. But
depressing into states of exhaustion because of our abuse of drugs or alcohol is to make ourselves
less human over time.
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entire operation. However, if some of your workers are in this depressed state, they can influence
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