“The light music of whiskey falling into a glass—an agreeable interlude.” Joyce
"Never give up the study of letters, but have such young men with you as are always learning and who rejoice more in learning than in being drunk." — Alcuin of York (Peter Blair trans.)
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Mutually exclusive? :)
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“More” is the key word here
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As a young man who rejoices more in learning than in being drunk, I can say that it's more about wisely choosing your neurochemistry and less about morals.
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“...(and women)...” —MD trans.
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Alcuin of York was an 8th c. English monk who became a leading scholar and teacher at Charlemagne’s court, where he helped architect the Carolingian Renaissance. He invented Carolingian minuscule, an easier to read writing style which was used until 1200.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcuin
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