The usual response of people who become ill after drinking alcohol is to drink again, sometimes the same liquor, ignoring the likelihood that the toxins that caused it could happen again.


ignoring the likelihood that the toxins that caused it could happen again

ignoring the likelihood that the toxins causing it could precipitate a similar physiological response

ignoring that the toxins that caused the illness might also precipitate another one

without anticipating that the toxins causing the illness could happen again

without anticipating that the same toxins that caused the illness might precipitate another such physiological response


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Source: Princeton Review