Alcohol is implicated in something like 50% of all homicides. Perhaps, but P(A|B) is drastically different from P(B|A). In other words, what percentage of con

Alcohol is implicated in something like 50% of all homicides. Perhaps, but P(A|B) is drastically different from P(B|A). In other words, what percentage of consumed drinks of alcohol are associated with a homicide? Beyond that, could alcohol use be prevalent enough that alcohol could be implicated in 50% of everything? It's sort of like how "excessive speed" is a factor in most car accidents, but that's because posted speed limits are too low and everybody speeds at least sometimes.