> Isn't this going to make the argument for making teens smoke cigarettes so they can get access to vaping with nicotine? And before you say "they're not going

> Isn't this going to make the argument for making teens smoke cigarettes so they can get access to vaping with nicotine? And before you say "they're not going to go that far," we can also have a conversation about what underage people will do to get access to alcohol Alcohol is an entirely different animal to nicotine. Nicotine doesn't, in normal doses, produce a notably altered mental state that's strongly associated in society with "having a good time". Alcohol is significantly more attractive because of all its socialisation associations. Also, nicotine is significantly more addictive than alcohol. https://www.health.com/condition/smoking/an-addiction-specialist-explains-nicotines-powerful-hold-over-cigarette-smokers https://www.health.com/condition/smoking/an-addiction-specia...