If u have also calculated the arithmetic but no one has reached that conclusion after heated arguments, I decided to bring it up here so we can all share our own phases.
I don't know how it has always been calculated for someone who takes more than a bottle of alcohol or diverse between different brands.
MY VIEW:
Over time, I've always argued that if u take more than a bottle of alcohol (let me use stout as an example), small, medium, or big which all has 7.5% in volume, then the volume of alcohol in your bloodstream still remains 7.5%. For instance, let's assume 2 bottles of small stouts is the equivalent of one big. If I take a bottle of big stout, you'll agree that I have 7.5% in my bloodstream. If I take two bottles of small stout, do u agree it's 7.5% I still have in my bloodstream or 15%?
THE BIG QUESTION:
Even to those who agree that whether you take a bottle of alcohol or 10 bottles, the only thing that changes is the liquid quantity not the alcoholic volume. But then I thought again, if I decided to take a bottle of stout at 7.5% and later change to star at 5.5%, or other brands of different volumes, how will it then be calculated?
How do you end up calculating this arithmetic?