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Just a reminder, if you smoke regularly... The end of your life will you be slowly suffocating for several years as you hallucinate from lack of oxygen grasping for breath. I've witnessed it and it is a horrible way to die. Keep your lungs clean folks, trust me.
@LouisIngenthron vaping im sure is dangerous just in very different ways. If you avoid the cheap stuff that isnt regulated you likely wont get any sort of COPD. But you may very well find the your consuming many times more the nicotein and causing all sorts of other health problems.
@freemo Well, yeah, but also I vaped way back before it was cool and common, back when the tech was very iffy. I think that did more damage than the later, safer, stuff.
@LouisIngenthron Certainly possible. But I wouldnt worry about it too much. the bases for vaping have been pretty consistent even from the early days. The stuff we found out hurts your lungs was counterfeit imported stuff that was well known to be harmful and was a later development... I would suspect if you arent currently suffering you probably were fine.
I accidentally quit smoking tobacco a few years ago, now i'm only smoking these little vapor generator things.
@lonelyowl13 As long as you arent getting cheap shit or smoking insane quantities it probably wont leave you suffocating... just dont get popcorn lung :)
@dcc I only ever smoked weed once, but I did not exhale!
*Cat in Bio*
@freemo I saw people getting old and essentialy suffer the same fate.
Don't get old. It is not a good thing to be.
@admitsWrongIfProven Getting old is just socially irresponsible.
@freemo You are conjuring up a Stargate episode and i think also a star trek one...
Yeah, but what can i do about it?
@admitsWrongIfProven Just make sure your risk taking is proportional to your age... By 80 you should be jumping out of planes with a kite for a parachute.
@freemo Hmm... if my age was indicative, what does that say about politicians? Or super evil guys?
@freemo Yeah, and the vaping is even more dangerous because of how much "healthier" it seems. I'm in my mid thirties and already starting to struggle to get enough oxygen, even though I quit more than five years ago.