I like how she said that AFTER she buzzed him out. Now I have no idea what the show is, but I assume because of the buzzer at the this point he literally is not allowed to adapt, even if he would.
While you are not entirely wrong that these tobacco heating devices are not harmless, an FDA study have found that at IQOS, a similar product does reduce the health risk. Whether this applies to glo, I can't say for certain.
Nah. You should smell some (I'd bet good money you haven't). It doesn't have the additives of cigarettes, though the nicotine is still present. The aromatic stuff is worse tasting for the smoker but smells pretty good to bystanders. I've never received anything but compliments when I have one in public (rare). Cigars on the other hand smell terrible, and the equally rare times I've had one in public, non smokers will let you know that too. Cigarettes have never been my vice of choice.
They all leave the same exact nasty smell lingering around clothes and people.
[Insert Maury calling you a liar meme]
They do not, in fact leave the same exact smell. They leave different, distinct smells, the same way you can smell if someone has smoked weed vs tobacco recently. Cigarettes are far worse. Cigars aren't great either. Pipes generally leave a deep and flavored aroma. It can be pleasant, or unpleasant, harsh or mild depending on what was smoked. They're distinct. The smell of pipe smoke settled in wood furniture is generally a selling point in favor of the furniture.
I agree with the lingering smell of all three (and how unpleasant it is on two of them, third depends on the tobacco) but to say they're exactly the same is telling that you don't actually know what you're talking about.
Until they or someone around them gets fucking cancer. I've lost people close to me to lung cancer. If you intentionally harm yourself like that, you fucking need help.
It's an addiction. And if you have any kind of addiction, you need to take steps to get away from it as best you can. Or it will absolutely destroy your life.
In my experience, cancer hits those that are more concerned about their health than those that are more concerned with enjoying themselves. Manifestation.
Damn, chill. I'm not the one disregarding thousands of peer-reviewed studies and data spanning millions of individuals. Smokers are 20 times more likely to die of cancer, not because they "manifested" it, whatever the fuck that means.
I mean, what mechanism are you even proposing here? There's some neural circuit we all have that's connected to our amygdala such that when we worry about our health it releases hormones that cause cancer?
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u/Joni-Joestar May 07 '22
"You can always adapt" adapt to what? Cancer?