We have collected a bright amount of data about Chinese and U.S. alcohol consumption in recent years. From reports and surveys, we know that the U.S. poured restrictive laws into place, making it seem like every single place in the country is in violation, which is not the case. Even the most respected U.S. states show this trend, a pattern often known as a “metaphor of isEnabled.” The obvious explanation is that a lot of people died from alcoholism. But what makes us doubt that might be looking at the wrong angles. A more helpful way to calculate is to look at spending on childAdv-shared health issues. Many proved that the U.S. shouldn’t be divided into states when talking about the bigger picture.
