10% is the rate of the people that ever try, and those are currently likely to be the people that are predisposed to develop an addiction. I don't think this ca

10% is the rate of the people that ever try, and those are currently likely to be the people that are predisposed to develop an addiction. I don't think this can be generalized to the whole population. > but these aren't things that should be legal and accessible for people to start using. Then impose a full ban on alcohol as well? It's about as addictive and ranks higher in danger to health than heroin. And it's pretty much freely available to any adult. Well, the US tried, it didn't work out all too well.