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The thing they have in common is that they still have social connections, including with you. People who are alone for stretches of time have a lot more risk fr
by kevinmchugh 4y ago
The thing they have in common is that they still have social connections, including with you. People who are alone for stretches of time have a lot more risk from falls, etc
- bamboozled 4y agoSometimes I drink with that person, and they might socially drink with others, so it might even be fair to say in this case, it's a positive then? I just have a real problem with talking in absolutes.
- kevinmchugh 4y agoIt's possible to accept the risk of alcohol as being worth it. I do when I choose to drink. But it's always going to be worse than not drinking, ceteris paribus. If you're able to replace the drinking sessions with tea, or a game, that's probably better for health. Maybe that's not possible, maybe there's something unique about the effect of alcohol, even in small quantities.