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If they had the same BAC, yes. It may not make intuitive sense, but that’s just how alcohol tolerance works. The slow reaction times don’t go away. Alcohol in t
by rafram 1y ago
If they had the same BAC, yes. It may not make intuitive sense, but that’s just how alcohol tolerance works. The slow reaction times don’t go away. Alcohol in the bloodstream has a direct effect on your brain’s neural pathways that you can’t develop a resistance to.
- mothballed 1y agoSlower reaction times might not go away, but is there evidence you can't get better at handling slower reaction times? Practice generally improves performance in most tasks, I would presume someone with no experience at increased reaction times for instance would perform worse than someone experienced in it.
- watwut 1y agoThere is no such evidence. Alcohol removes inhibitions and makes people more confident. End result is that worst reaction time is coupled with more risk taking and for many people with increased aggression. Making situation worst.