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It seems about as reasonable to treat vaporizers this way as it does to treat laptops this way because sometimes they catch on fire and smoke. It sounds like th
by chc 11y ago
It seems about as reasonable to treat vaporizers this way as it does to treat laptops this way because sometimes they catch on fire and smoke. It sounds like this is one flavoring that was already known to be harmful. That seems pretty far short of establishing a likelihood that personal vaporizers, as a category, create harmful second-hand effects.
- anigbrowl 11y agoFor drying out loud, vaping outside is not such a burden. Vaping doesn't bother me but if you're in a no smoking area then people are probably also not going to want to be exposed to other airborne contaminants. How hard is it to be considerate of others?
- chc 11y agoI don't understand why you're berating me about where to vape. I do not vape anywhere. Just because somebody tries to evaluate vaping rationally doesn't mean they are trying to defend a secret vaping habit. As for being considerate — yes, obviously it's good to be considerate, but that's kind of a platitude until you get into the nitty-gritty details. We all do things that are inconsiderate in some ways. For example, if you eat meat in public, there are might be vegetarians around who find the sight and smell offensive, but I doubt you consider yourself inconsiderate for doing so. I'm not sure exactly where vaping falls in the "doing this in public makes you a jerk" spectrum, but I lean towards thinking it falls closer to wearing heavy perfume than to smoking (since its effects seem to be more similar to that).
- anigbrowl 11y agoI misunderstood your comment by reading it in an incorrect context. I'm sorry about that.