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> His calm live and routines granted him a superior lifespan. That's just conjecture on your part. Some people are lucky, others are not, it's not always due

• zadler 6y ago
  It’s low but the risk of smoking one a day isn’t 1/10 of smoking 10 a day, it’s probably much higher. https://www.bmj.com/content/360/bmj.j5855 https://www.bmj.com/content/360/bmj.j5855
  • mmcgaha 6y ago
    When I was young, I figgured what would be the big deal smoking a few cigarettes per day. By the time I was 25 I realized that two packs per day was getting out of control. I don't believe there is any harmful information but the whole picture is that most folks cannot smoke a few per day. Eventually cigarettes will own most smokers.
  • monopoledance 6y ago
    You probably have to differentiate risk. I assume for some risks associated with smoking there is a linear correlation with exposure, where it's on/off for others, or e.g. following a logarithmic function. Nicotine, CO and radioactive toxicity have a long half-life, where primary radical damage or reactive carcinogen burden is dose dependent stochastics. Also people forget, you are much, much more likely to die from cardio-vascular damage or COPD as a consequence of smoking, than lung cancer.
• gwbas1c 6y ago
  > 3 cigarettes a day is also extremely low The addictive nature of cigarettes makes it very hard to stick to 3 a day.
  • copperx 6y ago
    I remember that when I was 18 I wanted to become a smoker, but I never could because I don't do anything consistently.