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When I was a kid, secondhand smoke was everywhere. Now it is rare. If people learn, things can change.

• doubled112 3y ago
  Smoking inside public buildings became illegal where I am. Sometimes learning and habit breaking needs a push. Most smokers I know still smoke inside their houses.
  • uoaei 3y ago
    That's probably an age (culture) thing. The smokers I know smoke -- and even vape -- only outside. The oldest one is 48 but they're married to someone a bit younger.
    • 0xcde4c3db 3y ago
      It's an exquisitely fine gradient if one includes enough dimensions. My dad (now in his late '60s) saw the writing on the wall ca. 1990. He still smoked regularly, but realized that both smoke in the house and being seen smoking were bad for his kids. For a few years he made a nightly ritual of going out into the garage to smoke, then quit altogether.