Addiction is “a slippery word, often defined to suit a particular stance”.
Super-stimulus is “mostly used to demonize certain “bad” things (notably, sugar and salt) with the implication that people can’t just help themselves and so need the government (or another nanny) to step in and impose rules.”.
Sure, you finally explicitly said these things but you could have said you disagreed with the connotations in the first place, which would have made the discussion about definitions pointless and perhaps dissolved some disagreement.
I am not sure what are you referring to...?
Addiction is “a slippery word, often defined to suit a particular stance”.
Super-stimulus is “mostly used to demonize certain “bad” things (notably, sugar and salt) with the implication that people can’t just help themselves and so need the government (or another nanny) to step in and impose rules.”.
Sure, you finally explicitly said these things but you could have said you disagreed with the connotations in the first place, which would have made the discussion about definitions pointless and perhaps dissolved some disagreement.