You and the top-level commenter clearly don't have a grasp on the neurology of addiction. Addiction is a disorder that can't be controlled. The person with the

You and the top-level commenter clearly don't have a grasp on the neurology of addiction. Addiction is a disorder that can't be controlled. The person with the addiction can control it for short periods of time, but it eventually overwhelms them. If being addicted were a rational choice, we would not be able to addict rats to drugs and behaviors. Are rats making a rational decision? I think not.