3 ms·
i think they should just ban the nicotine, not the vaping. as a person with a nicotine addiction, i can tell you it's a hard one to crack. as a person who has
by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
i think they should just ban the nicotine, not the vaping.
as a person with a nicotine addiction, i can tell you it's a hard one to crack. as a person who has smoked, i can tell you vaping is hardly a substitute.
that being said, i know some friends who have gotten way worse nicotine cravings as a result of vaping more or using stronger liquid than what they'd have in their regular cigs.
something worth noting, in countries outside the US, you can get approximate dosage labels on your cigs.
something else worth noting, my own nicotine dependency seems to have been made way way worse by using hooka, instead of cigarettes. surely, this is n=1.
edit to add: i don't actually think they should be banning any of this shit... but if you want to prevent people from getting hooked on a substance that can later be further used to manipulate behavior (e.g. by adding other things to it) then you should ban the nicotine.
in the end, i think they're wanting to ban vaping because they want to prevent people from smoking thc.
- EpicEng 7y ago>as a person with a nicotine addiction, i can tell you it's a hard one to crack. as a person who has smoked, i can tell you vaping is hardly a substitute. I smoked a pack a day for fifteen years. Vaping was the only thing that got me off of cigarettes because it is far more enjoyable. Cigs now taste like eating a bonfire. You should preface that with "IMO" because obviously it doesn't apply to the tens of millions who have successfully switched over.