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Not a smoker but I'm hearing all the outrage over millennials getting hooked on vaping. Could this be worse than the broad impact of the coffee-industrial complex? Who takes their morning Joe decaf & black? What's worse?

Nicotine
38.9%
Caffeine
4.4%
Dairy
3.7%
Sugar
53%

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12:16 AM · Feb 22, 2019Twitter Web Client

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@jespow

What about the elephant in the room: excessive screentime/social media?

Jesse Powell

@jespow

Feb 22, 2019

saves me from the dangers of going outside though.

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Sugar by far! Vaping will help millions live longer from not having the carcinogens that normally come with smoking.

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Juul's are apparently very high in nicotine, it's now easier to smoke the equivalent of a pack a day. which seems far worse than a couple of coffees.

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@J53502707

Feb 22, 2019

Is it nicotine or tobacco that is causing the problems?

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It's wild how normalized caffeine as a drug is. To the point where everyone says "oh I don't drink it for the caffeine I just like the taste". Decaf coffee also usually has an active amount of caffeine too ;)

Scott Stevenson

@scottastevenson

Feb 22, 2019

I think the health effects of vaping nicotine are not well known - but I think peoples negative emotional association with nicotine and positive emotional association with coffee are both at irrational magnitudes.

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Caffeinated, black.

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What's wrong with caffeine?