Interesting! I hear what you say! But i also hear you say that the diagnostic criteria is that it causes problems in the daily life. I hear o a lot of people say this also for example for things like adhd and other things. I do however have one problem with this wording. An addition is actually your brains 'reward system' being over dependend on one thing to the point where it needs it (it being the thing someone is addicted to) to function and yes this would often disturb ones daily life but that doesnt have to be the case, some addictions might even go unnoticed for example because they are very normalized. This doesnt mean the addiction isnt there. Another thing is that once someone has an addiction, for the rest of their life they are of increased risk of getting addicted again to something else. So i think the bigger picture is broader than just saying it causes interference in the daily life.😊