Re:Nicotine: On the benefits and lack of demerits of nicotine
by edgyquant on Saturday November 11, 2023 @11:39AM
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No it wouldn’t unless you can consistently reproduce any found results among differing populations and I have serious doubts such a paper, with said follow ups, exists.
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Re:Nicotine: On the benefits and lack of demerits of nicotine
by insanitybit on Saturday November 11, 2023 @12:43PM
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OK, then I'm going to go with "doesn't sound true"...
Re:Nicotine: On the benefits and lack of demerits of nicotine
by PascLeRasc on Saturday November 11, 2023 @08:03PM
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There needs to be a term for this mindset where people won't entertain a thought or idea unless there's a study proving that thought is correct in all cases. I can guarantee the person you responded to is a weightlifter.
Re:Nicotine: On the benefits and lack of demerits of nicotine
by insanitybit on Sunday November 12, 2023 @05:46AM
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That's not the case here at all. I believe lots of things without studies. Something like "heroin and cigarettes are equally addictive" doesn't sound right to me - that's why I need evidence to the contrary. It's a somewhat extraordinary claim, therefor I require some evidence.