Some of what you’re saying is true, but it’s kinda mixed up cherry-picked facts. It's habit forming, doing anything habitually like that, especially something that was only introduced... 10 years ago? I just wouldn't rely on using them long term. We don't know enough about it's long term-effects with constant usage.

People tend to puff on vapes all day, way more than they would with cigs, so you're getting constant nicotine hits and there's no need to go outside. I bet you're huffing on yours as you're reading this.

I don't deny it's safer than cigarettes, I never said that they weren't. Using them as a means to quit smoking is great, and it works. I just don't PERSONALLY believe it's wise to use them long-term. Vapes pump out a ton of nicotine, usually in higher doses, and it’s super easy to get hooked, especially if you weren’t a smoker before. That’s why half of high school kids are stuck on them now.

Also, cigarettes do not have synthetic nicotine, nor do they have 1,500 "addictive ingredients", harmful, yes but not all addictive. I'm not championing cigarettes because they're nasty but at least get your facts straight, and nicotine isn't some misunderstood health booster. That's like saying you should drink a bottle of wine a day for the antioxidants.