So that is it in a nut shell guys. I think we are all tired of these supposed "news" agencies publishing unsupported "facts" about vaping, and it is time to call them on it!
Contact any of these news agencies and confront them to support their claims with facts. For example.. "High voltages can cause e-juice to produce 15 times more formaldehyde than regular tobacco cigarettes". I want to know in what fantasy world 9 volts is considered "high voltage" HOLY CRAP! We need to put up wire fences and warning signs around those battery carousels at the dollar store! KIDS CAN TOUCH THOSE!!!!!! We must demand that all batteries be sold and installed by licensed electricians with a valid degree from an accredited trades school!!! OUR CHILDRENS LIVES ARE AT STAKE!!!! Call your local government! We need to FORCE Duracell to put warning labels on their batteries!!! "may cause electric shock and could potentially produce enough current to cause death" (I wonder how many 1.5 volt batteries in series it would actually take to electrocute an adult human. Is it less for kids?)
You see my point here.. these facts are being published with no supporting data, and although a pair of 1.5v batteries in a flashlight is hardly considered dangerous, 200 in series at 300v very well could be. Without the actual data used to obtain the results being claimed as factual, we allow our news agencies to become nothing more than rag sheets, like "The Enquirer"---because feeble minds want to know. How many of you were abducted and raped by an alien and are now pregnant with its illegitimate martian spawn? What about Satan?? How many little devil children does he have running around now, according to "The Enquirer"??? Where are they now? Why haven't they caused the Apocalypse? Perhaps they just have low ambitions, and content themselves to spitting on your burgers at fast food joints?
So most of this post is showing how stupid unsupported claims can be. Yet we allow our news agencies to get away with publishing these facts every day, and it is high time we stopped doing this and held them accountable! Every time you see a news agency publishing articles claiming "facts" like the one I listed regarding formaldehyde, call them on it.. demand they prove it or at least recant the story and publish the actual data used to prove it.
LOL Sure, I suppose you could cook on a 9v battery.. if you made a coil.. but how long would it take to roast a chicken on one?
Contact any of these news agencies and confront them to support their claims with facts. For example.. "High voltages can cause e-juice to produce 15 times more formaldehyde than regular tobacco cigarettes". I want to know in what fantasy world 9 volts is considered "high voltage" HOLY CRAP! We need to put up wire fences and warning signs around those battery carousels at the dollar store! KIDS CAN TOUCH THOSE!!!!!! We must demand that all batteries be sold and installed by licensed electricians with a valid degree from an accredited trades school!!! OUR CHILDRENS LIVES ARE AT STAKE!!!! Call your local government! We need to FORCE Duracell to put warning labels on their batteries!!! "may cause electric shock and could potentially produce enough current to cause death" (I wonder how many 1.5 volt batteries in series it would actually take to electrocute an adult human. Is it less for kids?)
You see my point here.. these facts are being published with no supporting data, and although a pair of 1.5v batteries in a flashlight is hardly considered dangerous, 200 in series at 300v very well could be. Without the actual data used to obtain the results being claimed as factual, we allow our news agencies to become nothing more than rag sheets, like "The Enquirer"---because feeble minds want to know. How many of you were abducted and raped by an alien and are now pregnant with its illegitimate martian spawn? What about Satan?? How many little devil children does he have running around now, according to "The Enquirer"??? Where are they now? Why haven't they caused the Apocalypse? Perhaps they just have low ambitions, and content themselves to spitting on your burgers at fast food joints?
So most of this post is showing how stupid unsupported claims can be. Yet we allow our news agencies to get away with publishing these facts every day, and it is high time we stopped doing this and held them accountable! Every time you see a news agency publishing articles claiming "facts" like the one I listed regarding formaldehyde, call them on it.. demand they prove it or at least recant the story and publish the actual data used to prove it.
LOL Sure, I suppose you could cook on a 9v battery.. if you made a coil.. but how long would it take to roast a chicken on one?
