> Because we like alcohol and want to be told we're right for liking it. That works the other way too. It's all too easy for people who don't like alcohol anyw

> Because we like alcohol and want to be told we're right for liking it. That works the other way too. It's all too easy for people who don't like alcohol anyway to jump on studies like these, but the fact that their personal preference aligns with health advice doesn't justify their expressions of moral superiority. There's no moral dimension to it. It's little more than happenstance. "Don't judge a man until you've walked a mile in his shoes" still applies.