From Vaping Mists and Myths, New Dangers Emerge

Vaping has been thought of as a healthier alternative to smoking, even as a stepping-stone to quitting. But with fast-rising use particularly among teens, new dangers are becoming apparent.

By Emily Ludolf | May 2, 2018 | Culture, Health | Addiction, Air Quality, Atomizers, Bronchitis, Cancer, Carbonyl Compounds, Cardiovascular Disease, Cartomizers, Cigarettes, DNA, Dripping, E-Cigarettes, E-Liquid, Glycerin, Habit, Health, Heavy Metals, Lung Disease, Lungs, Medical Research, Nicotine, Nicotine Poisoning, Propylene Glycol, Regulation, Smoking, Teens, Tobacco, Toxicity, Vape Pens, Vaping, Vapor, Vaporization

On “Going Back”

“We can’t go back” is a favorite rejoinder to technoskeptics. We just don’t think it’s a compelling argument for much of anything.

By Mo Lotman | May 10, 2017 | Automation, Economics, Philosophy, Privacy, Society, Well-Being | Brexit, El Sisi, Income Inequality, Kevin Kelly, Lionel Shriver, Monopoly, Permaculture, Progress, Slavery, Smoking, Stasi, Stephen Hawking, Techno-utopians, Technological Determinism, Wisdom, WWII

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