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Ole! RT @ElGris: Drinking coffee doesn’t cramp creativity; it helps drive it http://t.co/dcStaANaNY vía @qz
June 24, 2013
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Drinking coffee doesn't cramp creativity; it helps drive it
Some say Sherlock Holmes' regular use of cocaine was Doyle's vehicle to illustrate the character's moral weakness. It likely began more simply as a window into the culture of the time, when hard stimulants weren't the taboo they are today. W.H. Auden apparently did believe his own dependence on the stimulant Benzedrine to be a...