>the alternative is to learn to enjoy bitter beverages. people seek replacements when things they like become scarce, not alternatives. asking the public-at-l

>the alternative is to learn to enjoy bitter beverages. people seek replacements when things they like become scarce, not alternatives. asking the public-at-large to wholly change preference (especially when the preference is compounded by biological bias in the way we experience taste..) will never be effective without extenuating circumstance or market control of some sort. I sympathize with your point -- people should try to enjoy things without a lot of excess sweetness -- but it doesn't align with reality.