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I think facts about the effects of smoking cigarettes has played a much bigger part in that (in the U.S.) In Korea (where I live now), however, heavy-handed re
by ddoolin 11y ago
I think facts about the effects of smoking cigarettes has played a much bigger part in that (in the U.S.)
In Korea (where I live now), however, heavy-handed regulation aiming to make it "the most difficult place in the world to smoke" is probably going to curb rates quickly and dramatically: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoking_in_South_Korea https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoking_in_South_Korea
- derrickdirge 11y agoIt certainly stands to reason that diminishing the ability of the tobacco companies to deceive the public about the health risks associated with tobacco cigarettes would similarly diminish demand. Conversely, the trend with cannabis seems to be that the more the public learns about its effects on human health, the more use rises.