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human
Is there any science to, "liquor before beer or beer before liquor"?

Just wondering whether it truly adds up to anything physiologically.
gpt
No, there's no basis to this from a biological standpoint. From a psychological standpoint, though, there very well may be.

Okay, so you've had a couple of drinks. You're buzzed, and you're feeling good, and you decide to drink more. If you're drinking beer at this point in the night, you might down three or four beers in an hour or two. No problem.  If you're drinking liquor, you might drink three or four large mixed drinks in an hour or two. That contains a hell of lot more booze, and is likely to mess you up pretty good.

Basically, what this phrase says is that it's a lot easier to make bad decisions when the alcoholic content of your drinks is higher.