Rush Limbaugh is partially correct. Though it is not the place of government to determine the limits or to do anything about the dilemma, part of the despair that drove Robin Williams to suicide was no doubt that which besieges those that have too much or, having acquired nearly every earthly desire imaginable, have little else left to achieve. Media accounts indicate Williams was in part troubled that his career was declining onto the small screen of television rather than the more intense notoriety of successive box office blockbusters. But that said, given his own history of abusing addictive painkillers, shouldn’t Limbaugh be one of the last to criticize those with dispositions prone towards melancholy or depression?