Free market Equilibrium or Slo'Mo for everyone

/e btw seems no one is discussing the argument now that numbers and threat are exposed, typical and sad.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Sep 13 2019 12:14pm

The boomers I know that smoke are fervent in their denial of tobacco being 'that' bad

They are soon based in coffin anyway

They, in fact, deserve it

"just slightly better" is a really bad way to describe a lack of cancer risks.

the risks of vaping compared to smoking really aren't even in the same conversation. tar is bad for you, nicotine isn't. nicotine is addictive, that doesnt mean it causes diseases.

I'm actually confused why there is so much dodging around the topic at hand. This is the 2nd or 3rd topic. No-one addressed the of ppl starting to vape/smoke at a young age.
Vaping moved from being an slightly better alternative for smoking, helping ppl to stop cigarettes, towards becoming hip at a young age. A new generation of nicotine addicts are on the rise. It's more of a question of what proper legislation would look like, given the circumstances, than if it needs to be addressed.

It's much more than just nicotine btw, it's building a whole generation of potential addicts to anything that can be melt in glycol ...

Using cancer risks is a really bad way to compare a new product to an old one.

It not being healthy short term is similar, the long term is yet to be seen. We do need more research.





And that's interesting to track its potential for it.

This post was edited by Knoppie on Sep 13 2019 01:00pm

Free market heaven; ppl will vape "red", "green", "blue", or even "black" stuff...
More seriously the result of vaping is a mixture which result of the heat or partial combustion, at this stage it's like some drinks or drugs:
First form of the product is legal: a very complex mix of legal "aromas" that, when vaped at high temperatures, can specifically generate a panel of very addictive products.

Tobacco chemists searchers are getting a second life.

There is no specific information yet about exactly what caused these deaths. The investigation is on going. You will just have to wait.

My non-scientific suggestion is if you are going to use THC, use products that have no additives of any type. If it has something besides cannabis in it, don't use it. This would include all cartridges because THC extracts alone are solid at room temperature. They have to add other substances to the mix in other to make it more viscous.