Ah. I get it. The majority of the nicotine is absorbed on the initial inhale. Didn’t know that. Thought the absorption was uniform with the uptake rate of oxygen, which it clearly must not be. Thanks.
But wait I dont get it. If you clam bake in a car the only way I see to get the nicotine into the car would be through through the upholstery, but it's not enough.
So we should put nicotine patches on the dash board and the seats. Then everything eventually evens out.
There must be as mathematical equation for this phenomenon. I like science, my turtle isnt a turtle it's a tortoise.
The door on my car is not a door, it's a jar, ajar. My car actually said this too me, so I know empirically that this is a truism.
Most mechanics say their cars like camels, the smooth flavor will improve your gas mileage.
It would be interesting to determine how much nicotine remains in the exhaled smoke versus the inhaled amount before absorption. There may be information on this somewhere, but I'm not sure if there has been any research or studies on this particular topic. If it is a high enough level, then perhaps a concentrator would allow for rebreathing the used smoke and getting more out of it. It might be more possible and practical for vaping though since you can condense the vapor back to a liquid and re-vaporize it. Vape enthusiasts would hate it though if they couldn't make mad clouds and waste their juice quickly doing so.
Wow. That makes a lot of sense. And I bet there is data on this.
But vaping flat out makes you a faggot, so let's just not go there.
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