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Based on the title of this thread, may I just say.................................
DUHH!!!!
Of course vaping should be encouraged as a way to stop smoking.
But research into any side effects of vaping should continue.
It is NOT like breathing air and water vapor like some say.
But I like it
Where does one find that?Still not as good as honest to God fresh air!
Where does one find that?
Unfortunately, they are being, stigmatized, taxed, and regulated like tobacco cigarettes.
The nitrogen and oxygen particles we breathe we're created around the same time as the elements that make up the rest of the Earth. Even the Sun lacks sufficient energy to fuse sub-atomic particles and hydrogen into any element heavier than helium so the nitrogen and oxygen particles are older than the Earth itself and new ones couldn't be formed unless the Earth was much hotter than the sun.The air we breathe is billions of years old. Nothing fresh about it.
Well I guess it is recycled every several thousand years or so.
volcanoes puking into it long before man ever started his pollution.
And cows farting destroying the ozone layer and all.
Where does one find that?
I was wondering that too. I used to live about 50 miles from Atlanta, way out in cow country.... but y'know, highways. Diesel trucks and farm equipment. I guess you could call the cow shit smell after the fields are manured "fresh air," but it's not very damn pleasant to breathe.
I'm not sure I've breathed any fresh air since 1980, when I stood at the top of Estes Park, Colorado.
Andria
Yeah but a bit thin.My lung capacity improved when I quit smoking, so now I can hike & breathe at the same time. lol
You can find crisp, fresh air on all the Colorado peaks: http://www.outtherecolorado.com/six-colorado-13ers-hike-summer/.
Yeah but a bit thin.
Yes you do I lived in Orygun for several years.I get perverse pleasure starting conversation with buff flatlanders - decades younger than myself - who are sucking air on the side of the trail. You do acclimate if you're here a while.
I get perverse pleasure starting conversation with buff flatlanders - decades younger than myself - who are sucking air on the side of the trail. You do acclimate if you're here a while.