Not sure what you're trying to say there...Perhaps Loss of Reading Comprehension is an Unknown Side Effect of e-Cigarette Use?

Not sure what you're trying to say there...Perhaps Loss of Reading Comprehension is an Unknown Side Effect of e-Cigarette Use?
Not sure what you're trying to say there...
@zoidman:
*giggles*
you do have staying power, I must say![]()
Round and round and round it goes.....
What is this? The great American Boreout?![]()
Not sure what you're trying to say there...
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Well, to my mind, zoidman is trying to continue the Great American Boreout.
Going round and round and round in circles. Playing a little with semantics. And then starting to go round and round in circles again.
Until everybody is
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That is his / her usual tactics.
Wow, you are such a phony. I guess you wanted links to your hypocrisy. I'll post them as I find them. Ha! Page two already. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...tion-plan-thursday-1-2-14-a.html#post11746940Now let me see, Mr. P.E. :
zoidman wants studies that are "not funded by those selling tobacco"
you want links that are not given out by pharma
Hey, I have an idea: why don't you make a grant to fund a study that is not funded by either?
You see, studies do have to be funded by somebody. They do not happen out of thin air.
Oh... of course, if you fund it, then it will not be considered trustworthy either.
Because it is pretty clear what you wish to "find" *sweet smile*
It's kinda in Inside Joke in reference to One Members Continue use of the term "Reading Comprehension".
Or more Correctly, people Other than Her selves lack there of.
Just looking for Answers to Specific Questions and Not getting Any.
I checked out a long time ago...Well, I think I'm gonna check out from this for good now....
I made my point. It will be up for others to judge the validity of it.
I have no interest to continue to be involved in a circle-jerk.
The OSHA PEL for PAHs in the workplace is 0.2 milligram/cubic meter (mg/m3), based on workers exposed to substances termed coal tar pitch volatiles (CTPVs) and coke oven emissions.
OSHA lists the maximum allowable amount of Aluminum in mg/ml3, and I don't have enough science to convert that from particulate measurements.
The elevated Fractionalized Exhaled Nitric Oxide levels might actually be a good thing, most of the studies I've seen indicate that these levels decrease over a lifetime of smoking, and are indicative of failing lung health.
Long story short, this study is confirming things that we already knew, that "it's not just water vapor" that we are exhaling. There are trace elements of a bunch of compounds, most of which are well within the acceptable levels defined by various government agencies.
Unfortunately, the abstract is designed to sound scary as hell to someone that hasn't taken the time to do any other research.
the study records PAH's increase from 122.8ng/m³ to 147.3ng/m³ - and 0.2 mg/m³ is the workplace standard according to the OSHA PEL:
meaning - what they measured in the study was an increase to 0,07365% of the defined limit.
absolutely laughable.
Well, I mean, the results have merit. If you can fit 1,358 vapers in a 40m3 enclosed space (I don't know how, maybe by stacking them?) you'll be just over the acceptable limits for PAH exposure.
Today on Fox: Do E-cigarettes start teenage mass sex parties in 40m3 rooms?
The world once did function completely fine without WiFi. In fact it functioned well without cell phones, Radio, and any other "modern convenience" we developed.
Yet we CHOSE to treat these inventions as "safe until proven otherwise". It's called risk analysis.
The reward is that they will learn the difference between vapor and smoke...A big part of that risk analysis is the reward.
People accept the potential risk of WiFi because it has great rewards.
There are no rewards for second hand vape, so there's no reason to subject people to any potential risk.
The reward is that they will learn the difference between vapor and smoke...
And then they will want to find out more about it because their husband or sister or teacher smokes...
And then perhaps another life will be saved.
This is why it would be better if we actually exhaled an appreciable amount of nicotine.There's zero reward for exposing someone to second hand vape - that can't even be argued.
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I am going to continue to state, without qualification, that second-hand vapor is safe.
None of the arguments claiming that we can't really be sure of that have swayed me in the slightest.
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This is why it would be better if we actually exhaled an appreciable amount of nicotine.
I know a lot of people that could use a little nicotine.
I doubt you're interested in the argument that propylene glycol helps sterilize the air?