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> The thing that gets me is that we were so close to not having any casual nicotine in my generation A couple people have claimed this so far in this thread. I
by squigz 3y ago
> The thing that gets me is that we were so close to not having any casual nicotine in my generation
A couple people have claimed this so far in this thread. Is there any data to support this hypothesis? My feeling is the percentage addicted to nicotine wouldn't have been significantly lower without vaping.
- jjice 3y agoIn the case of using vaping to ween off of cigarettes? That's a good point for those who already smoked cigarettes, but I'm mainly thinking of the people that jumped into vaping to start and didn't use it as a transition off of cigarettes. The majority of my peers that vape never smoked cigarettes, or started casually smoking cigarettes _after_ they started vaping. The data here [0] seems to support this. I grabbed this really quick, so I'm open to it not being excellent data. You're right that I based on comment on anecdotal data. [0] https://www.lung.org/research/trends-in-lung-disease/tobacco-trends-brief/overall-tobacco-trends https://www.lung.org/research/trends-in-lung-disease/tobacco...
- xboxnolifes 3y ago> My feeling is the percentage addicted to nicotine wouldn't have been significantly lower without vaping. We know smoking was trending downward. What other means of nicotine are there besides that and nicotine gum for previous-smokers.