E-cigs, laptops, smartphone don't cook off. It's the batteries installed within that do. Don't think the battery itself gives hoot about the type of device its squatting in when it decides to blow its top - literally.
Granted, subohming and all that - we're demanding a lot of said batteries - tweaking the odds in our disfavour ever so slightly. While runaway laptops and the like go largely unnoticed by the media, vaping is a new, a disruptive technology that is not really welcomed in many quarters...
Way back then, I reckon the horse-cart-drivers made a lot of noise over the first victom that got run over by one them darn contraptions-from-hell horseless carriages ( aka automobile ) .
Traffic fatalities number by the tens of thousands. Unless it's some real spectacular multi-car pile-up, it maybe rates a three-line in some local rag.
Hating it, regulating it --- hm. Stalling.... Eventually BT & Co will have to step aside or get ploughed under.
Genie is out of the liquid bottle for sure and cigarettes will eventually join the dinosaurs...
Maybe some director in the far future will make a movie called 'Smoker's Park' ....
