Remember, as an educated person, you are considered as a CIVILIZED and a REFINED one --- which means, we humans suppresses our animal instincts like aggressiveness and automatic reflexes. If you are INTOXICATED with liquor-alcohol, one of the following will happen to you:  you will be encouraged and stimulated to do anything there is loss of inhibition you will automatically become drowsy and sleepy you will be heating-up making your skin flushed red

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