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I chuckled, but it is true. They do provide a nice burst of clarity and ideas for a brief moment...

• falcolas 10y ago
  But is it the nicotine, or the fresh air and interruption?
  • piva00 10y ago
    As an ex-smoker: it is the nicotine. After I stopped smoking I still went with some of my former co-workers for their smoke breaks and had a coffee, it wasn't really the same "feeling".
  • godmodus 10y ago
    Most likely nicotine and engaging your parasympathetic system by moving and firing up your indocrine system. Smoking + fresh air is a double negative in a way. It reduces your blood's ability to carry oxygen so you're technically hypo-oxiginated.