3 ms·
Of course second hand smoke causes disease - we know that. But you have to consider the context in which we attacked that. The second hand smoke they're referri
by array_key_first 4mo ago
Of course second hand smoke causes disease - we know that. But you have to consider the context in which we attacked that. The second hand smoke they're referring to is nearly constant smoking indoors, which was standard in the past.
Smoking blowing smoke in your face once is one time and outside. It's easily millions of times less smoke exposure than what you're referring to here.
- defrost 4mo ago> Smoking blowing smoke in your face once is one time and outside. You've had a short life with minimal exposure to smokers then.
- array_key_first 4mo agoI haven't, actually, practically my entire family smokes. But it's very different these days. The amount of second hand smoke I'm exposed to is still, realistically, thousands of not millions of times less than that that the average person would be exposed to a few decades ago. Because there's less smoking in general, and of the smoking left it's done outside.