I purpose the argument that our similarity function is ill equipped to differentiate those intersections in a meaningful way. I think this matters because it c

I purpose the argument that our similarity function is ill equipped to differentiate those intersections in a meaningful way. I think this matters because it calls into question if our differential treatment is really, or is solely, based off of the results of the similarity function. For example, while we can attempt to justify our reaction to weed by the harms it does, in light of the harms alcohol does and the treatment it gets, one wouldn't be wrong to wonder if our treatment of weed was tied to some other factor that we aren't willing to admit.