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if you're rhetorically asking whether caffeine is as addictive as nicotine, then we all obviously know that that's impossible to quantify. but the caffeine its
by nickburns 3y ago
if you're rhetorically asking whether caffeine is as addictive as nicotine, then we all obviously know that that's impossible to quantify.
but the caffeine itself is a far cry from any of the contents that are of dubious safe consumption however. see non-nutritive sweeteners, marketed as being "0 sugar," as one such example.
- fragmede 3y agoObjectively quantify, sure, but even a subjective qualitative measurement has meaning to us as humans despite it being of no scientific value. It's subjective too - plenty of people have an alcohol addiction problem and plenty of people are actually able to drink responsibly, which suggests not all addictions are equal, for all people. Some people can even do heroin and be fine and not get addicted.