A challenge to the membership
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Still looking. Couldn't find anything E-cig related for Dr. Olivia Doll
, which is good. Adding to @Lessifer s mention, these Chinese last names and only their first initials make the search difficult... A challenge indeed. Looking forward to discrediting some of the BS churning out.
Not surprised there is fabrication going on in the vaping research world. After all wherever there is a motivation or incentive - whether it be financial or otherwise - there will be manipulation of information.
We just had a doctor here in NZ, who was a big wig as a medical advisor in the antismoking lobby sector (sat on all sorts of govt boards and lobby groups) who has just admitted that they purposely and without evidentiary support demonised nicotine as a major health hazard on behalf of the antismoking groups. Now with the law recently changing to allow for nicotine e liquid to be sold here she has come out and admitted there was no evidence to show nicotine causes longterm harm.
Have enough letters after your name and certain people will believe anything you say as fact.
We just had a doctor here in NZ, who was a big wig as a medical advisor in the antismoking lobby sector (sat on all sorts of govt boards and lobby groups) who has just admitted that they purposely and without evidentiary support demonised nicotine as a major health hazard on behalf of the antismoking groups. Now with the law recently changing to allow for nicotine e liquid to be sold here she has come out and admitted there was no evidence to show nicotine causes longterm harm.
Have enough letters after your name and certain people will believe anything you say as fact.
I trust many (not all) posters on this forum more than most folks I know in real life. Not even going to address how little I trust MDs other than the fact that if it were legal to do so, I would go to a Veterinarian for medical treatment rather than a MD.
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Hmm, I reserve a healthy dose of skepticism when communicating in any way online. Anonymity can breed all sorts of tall tales & self serving motives, but must say I have found Vaper forums users, on the whole, to be a really helpful group of people.
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I don't watch the news and I hate politics. I watch movies. Much more entertaining. I find this forum to be extremely informative and would believe if Elvis were on here.
The news to me is not honest or correct, more speculative than actual truth.
Last year they reported coffee was going to kill you now it will extend your life 10x.
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The news to me is not honest or correct, more speculative than actual truth.
Last year they reported coffee was going to kill you now it will extend your life 10x.
Sent from tomorrow
This is worth all the "Big Science" studies put together, and the horses they rode in on. Way to go, and thanks.
On this note, the UK's Daily Mail came out with an article--"More problems for E-Cigs"--accusing e-cigs of computer hacking. They say that if you recharge your e-cig via a USB port it can hack your files--"if it's installed with a special computer chip". Problem with this is that anything plugged into a USB port can hack your files if it's installed with a special computer chip....it's the Russians again.
I just have a three question Y or N test when it comes to "scientific" studies--Does it further an agenda, Does it defy common sense and Does it refute empirical evidence/experience (such as DPLongo's above). According to my criteria, these "studies" Epic fail.
Absolutely the best response I've seen in a long time.
Now how does one get sandwich crumbs out of their keyboard?
Put it outside and let the ants have at it.Absolutely the best response I've seen in a long time.
Now how does one get sandwich crumbs out of their keyboard?
It's absolutely ridiculous. The giveaway was the caveat--"If a special chip is installed". A vacuum cleaner can hack your files if a "special chip" is installed. This is James Bond stuff.
They want their tax money and Big Tobacco kickbacks. They'll grasp at any straw that floats by.
They want their tax money and Big Tobacco kickbacks. They'll grasp at any straw that floats by.
A lot of debunking, or let's say, at least doubt on veracity, of some studies comes if you 'follow the money'. Example, recently a study said Americans need to eat more bread - study paid for and commissioned by... The American Grain Association. I'm sure they don't have a vested interest, right? It's no different with a lot of other studies about anything - if you're paying for it, it won't see the light of day unless it benefits you/your company/your products.
It's no different with a lot of other studies about anything - if you're paying for it, it won't see the light of day unless it benefits you/your company/your products.- Status
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