But you are also equivocating: >Anyone can get behaviorally addicted to anything. This disregards the broad range of observed likelihood of a behavioral addic

But you are also equivocating: >Anyone can get behaviorally addicted to anything. This disregards the broad range of observed likelihood of a behavioral addiction to a given substance, and the magnitude of negative effects of such an addiction. Likewise, saying 'nobody cares' about the amount of refined sugar in diet isn't even equivocating, it's just not true.