A question for biology/medicine literaly people!
When drinking alcohol, why is it that some people lose control of inhibitions more than others? For me, I seem to retain almost all of them. I tend to analyse situations a lot, and drinking does nothing to reduce my analytical mindset, so the inhibitions created because of it are still there.
But for some, they can have just a few drinks and they seem to act completely differently.
And howcome some people actually can not recall the events that happened during a night of heavy drinking? I've been extremely drunk before, to the point where I could not walk, yet I remember every minute of it.
Is there a part of the brain which determines these things? Or what?