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I have the distinct impression that something specifically about a nicotine flood drives this littering. I often see groups of colleagues smoking together but n
by thanatos519 3y ago
I have the distinct impression that something specifically about a nicotine flood drives this littering. I often see groups of colleagues smoking together but not interacting, each lost in their own contemplation. Then they flick their butts and walk away. It's almost as if that contemplative state comes with the self-absorbtion required to litter. Maybe when you go to nicotine for satisfaction, for a brief moment you are free from caring about the world around you.
WDYT?
- rudasn 3y ago> Maybe when you go to nicotine for satisfaction, for a brief moment you are free from caring about the world around you. For sure, that's the point!