> Maybe we just don't want to bro.

There's nothing wrong with it (quite the opposite), but keep in mind that this is not a normal thing. Most generations didn't act like this.

There’s some recency bias to that for sure though - silent and greatest generations were not as big on partying like x or the boomers. Of course things like smoking were more common but the heath risks weren’t as well understood.

But most generations before us also didn't have the same awareness about the health risks associated with a lot of those acts unlike younger people today.

And the generation after us will probably think we were dumb about stuff as well (eg. social media, disinfo, Delta9, etc).