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    I feel like Lemmy is starting to have a real problem with houlier-than-thou posting.

    Life is fucking shit, if people want to cope through that with a little recreational drug use, let them enjoy that small pleasure. If you don’t want to vape, more power to you, just don’t act like it makes you better than them.

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    A lot of them also vape in the building when they think they won’t get caught

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      Who cares, it doesn’t even smell like anything, let alone in the ballpark of cigs

      I am more annoyed by stinky heavy perfumes. Let’s tell people who enter buildings smelling like whole periodic table to think about their life.

      I am routinely pinching my nose with my fingers near them and staring but they rarely get the memo.

      Nothing worse when someone enters on 0 floor and you smell C16H14O2 on the tenth

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        As someone who does vape, I can tell you for a fact it does leave a residue. It takes a LONG time to build up, and even then it’s only really noticeable on transparent things like glass, but it’s a pain to clean off without specific cleaners. Otherwise it looks perpetually smeared. Best to avoid it so the employees don’t have to guess why their windows won’t clean right.

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          Well to be honest if it was perfectly acceptable it would lose its flavour. Sometimes we just do things we can get away with and that’s the whole charm. Make it commonplace smoke clouds everywhere and it’s just lame

          Legalise weed and suddenly it is not that fun because avoiding the police was the whole half of the charm

          Make illegal to drink water and suddenly everyone is over hydrated

          It’s just such a feeling to do things you technically are forbidden. Some kind of intoxicating drug in itself. I don’t even like incest but it’s so taboo that it becomes extremely hot hence the certain indie game popularity

          We love the forbidden

          Sometimes I even think communist regime coming back wouldn’t be that bad because we could have the pleasure of personal rebellion. Voting is pleasurable and all but it doesn’t pack the same punch.

          I am very jealous of Americans in 2025. Me here, I already live in as perfect country as it gets so it’s hard to find a good thing to protest but you have a prime opportunity over and over from BLM to other things.

          Well one can always annoy Chinese 🇨🇳 gov dogs as they seem to feel a bit too comfortable online lately

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            We legalized weed and the thing that changed was the official stats for usage went up due to not worrying about legal ramifications. Not one person here in Canada said they stopped smoking weed because it became legal.

            Stop being a bootlicking dolt.

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            You seem like the type whose college-age room is covered in blacklight posters, and tells their younger sibling’s friends about how the Mayans invented cell phones.

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        Honestly, I was at an indoor event with live music just this past weekend. They had a fog machine (a real one, that’s not a metaphor), and I saw at least one person get up on stage during one of the performances, and in the middle of the performances, they whipped out their vape and took a big rip literally in front of hundreds of people, including staff at the facility and everything. Nobody gave a shit.

        If you’re just sitting in a corridor and chugging on a vape, I’m pretty sure someone will care, but if you take the odd puff, and you’re not in people’s faces about it then it’s unlikely anyone will give enough of a shit to say anything.

        Aside from that, I want to amplify that there is a residue from vaping, it is very little compared to cigarettes or any other combustible tobacco/nicotine product. I usually notice it the most in my car. It makes the windows look almost oily…

        I wouldn’t say it’s particularly difficult to get off of the surfaces, after all, e-juice is water soluble. I’m not saying it’s easy, just not hard, especially if you compare to the tar from combustible tobacco products…

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          The anecdote is especially funny to me because fog machines are essentially giant vapes, down to using similar ingredients, so it stands to reason that folks wouldn’t care much in that scenario. Agreed wholeheartedly all around.

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            Yup, I can confirm that fog machines use basically the same components, technology and ingredients as vapes, aside from the obvious (, nicotine/flavoring).

            They’re just… Industrial sized.

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        yeah my mint vape in the bathroom with no visible vapor is the issue not you grown adults that still wear axe like middle school boys, or refuse to take showers or wear real deodarant

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          On one hand you guys argue “it’s just water vapor”, on another, you’re claiming it’s so addictive you can’t even take a shit without taking a puff?

          Also, weird admission lol. Do you eat lunch in the bathroom too?

          Sounds like you have a nicotine one, so it’s basically still second hand smoke

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            You sound like an alcoholic, if you have that attitude sober, I feel sorry for the people in your life

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              My comment was based on the parallels which can be drawn between so desperately needing a nicotine “hit”, that you’re doing it in the least hygenic location, and the similarity with hardcore druggies who snort drugs off the toilet lid, because they can’t wait a few hours…

              It’s further supported by the fact that you’ve flooded this comment 4x, in a way that suggests this isn’t the first time it has been suggested you have a problem… In fact, if anything, it seems you’re trying to justify others being forced to breathe small amounts of nicotine by suggesting everyone has a drug problem anyway.

              Your comment not only has nothing supporting it, but, despite the attempt, doesn’t affect me at all honestly. I run a free hiking group, and the ratings for me as a guide/person are good. I’ve had maybe a grand total of 3 or 4 glasses of drinks this entire year honestly during special occasions, and most events I go to, nobody even drinks anymore (I’m also trying to lose more weight, and alcohol doesn’t help with that).

              Just remember, in 20 years time (possibly when you have cancers discovered to be common with vaping years from now) you’ll never look back at vaping and think it was worthwhile. You need to ask yourself if they’ve ever made your life better, or whether they’ve made tobacco shops lives better only…

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            See if my vape wasn’t charging, I would’ve blocked you instead of responding because I would’ve seen theres no value in talking to you based off your response, I see that now

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            theres no argument, adults can do what they want, mfs are allowed to drink and actively poison themselves, nicotine and vapes have been proven to be as harmful as caffiene and less than excess sugar, yet no ones tweaking over starbucks addictions. People literally die off drinking one energy drink from some of these coffee shops yet vapes are the issue, vapes that are at least 95% safer than cigs, ppl dont use them becuase its addictive, they are addictive because they are useful.

            You may like having energy so you chase caffiene, or dopamine rushes from sweets, I like feeling calm and locking in, nicotine is the best for that.

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            ive never argued its water vapor, its as addictive as caffiene, its pg, vg, and nicotine, its food safe oils and flavoring with nicotine suspended in it. It dissipates very fast, and you dont even need to let any visible vapor out, ppl who do that deserver eveey negative thing that happens to them, I never understood that.
            Also I wait if im like on a plane or in an uber, its not that wild, some insane fiends make everyone look bad, like I get irritable( my sober self PRE nicotine is)im not losing memory or having a personality change. I remember how I was prior to using nicotine daily, now whenever someone annoys me and I feel myseld getting worked up I calm myself down, yall can meditate if that works idrc lmao. People have this weird delusion that using drugs makes peolle stupider when we use them to self medicate and make ourselves more balanced.

            Oh, you think I need it to shit, if theres no smoking area I go into a stall and vape? Its not to shit, most ppl do need their morning coffee to shit, hope your not addicted to caffiene thatll ruin your heart and kill you, personally its just nicotine for me.

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          I haven’t dealt with weird perfumes specifically in a decade, whatever smells bothered me havent been popular in a while

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    I once insinuated that I hated the smell of vapes and people downvoted me, saying “noooo but blueberry muffin flavour actually smells so goooood”

    Yeah okay buddy, I think you’re one of the ones I’d find wandering the streets vaping in front of everyone

    Edit: to the people currently downvoting me, you guys do know vaping can also give you cancer and increases your risk of respiratory disease, right? And by vaping in front of other people you’re forcing that risk on to them, right? Grow a little empathy

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      i really don’t care what you put in your body of your own volition, whether legal or not. go for it, i’m not in a place to look down on you. but just don’t make me breathe in your vape cloud. I smoke and I will only smoke in private or amongst people who smoke with me, or who have given me an explicit thumbs up to smoke near them. to do otherwise would be douchy.

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      This is true, but it’s so much better than walking through cig smoke, or smelling that shit in someone’s car, or the nightmare of walking into someone’s house that has tar all over the walls and furniture because they smoke in the house.

      I’ll take mass replacement of cigs with vape any day.

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      I was with you until you tried to lecture people on what’s bad for them or not. Yes people know. Lots of things are bad for you, they are adults.

      Did you know science has proven that being on social media is bad for you?

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      There is no direct evidence vaping causes cancer.

      The main components of vape juice are polyene glycol and vegetable glycerin. Both of which are completely benign and added into many every day products. And before vaping nicotine was a thing, it has been used as a safe drug delivery method for decades.

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        To say there’s no direct evidence is disingenuous. Yes, there are no peer reviewed articles that directly correlate vaping and cancer chance, but guess what there also isn’t? Studies that say they’re safe

        The reason for this is simple: there’s about a 14 year delay between any smoking changes and lung cancer presenting itself. Extrapolate that to three trials, and you’re looking at minimum 50 years before it can hit shelves

        What is known about vapes is that they contain many of the same carcinogens found in cigarettes, which should be a red flag to most people

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          What is known about vapes is that they contain many of the same carcinogens found in cigarettes, which should be a red flag to most people

          Not true at all. Vapes don’t contain any known carcinogens.

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            According to cancer.org.au

            For example, propylene glycol and glycerine found in e-cigarettes when overheated can produce dangerous levels of the carcinogens formaldehyde and acetaldehyde.

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              And it was found the study ran the batteries in an unsafe manner, as in no one would use their vape like that because they had to go around the safeties.

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                This is a blanket statement that doesn’t really mean anything

                1. It is highly unlikely one study would do this (purposefully put their patients in danger)

                2. It is even more unlikely that this study would continue without being retracted

                3. It is unfathomably unlikely that all other studies on the matter would do the same thing and agree on the results

                I guess the biggest problem here is that I never mentioned a specific study, and neither did you.

                If you want a good report on the matter, check out: National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine; Health and Medicine Division; Board on Population Health and Public Health Practice; Committee on the Review of the Health Effects of Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems; Eaton DL, Kwan LY, Stratton K, editors. Public Health Consequences of E-Cigarettes. Washington (DC): National Academies Press (US); 2018 Jan 23. 5, Toxicology of E-Cigarette Constituents. Available from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK507184/

                An interesting exert from it is the following:

                Compounds not listed on labels also have been identified in e-liquids. Several hazardous compounds have been found in liquids and in the heated aerosol produced by e-cigarettes, including formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, and acrolein, which are known carcinogenic toxicants.

                Edit: ah yes, the classic “I can’t think of any way to rebuke what they said so I’m just going to downvote them because I can’t add anything meaningful to the discussion, but I’m still convinced I’m right”

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      There are people that are addicted to a drug the government will not regulate because they are taxing the shit out of the addicted. Grow a little empathy.

      Especially for the vapers because they allready diminish the harm to them and others. The exoust fumes of the car beside you are many more times dangerous than the passive vape you could inhale.

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        I’m specifically calling out people who downvoted me for saying I don’t like the smell of vapes

        I’m honestly with you, I think cigarette and vape sales should be criminalised, smokers are being taken advantage of both by the government and the smoko sellers

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          ah yes let’s do a prohibition 2.0 because why not. especially when the fascists are in power

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            This might be hard to believe, but I’m one of the dozens of people who don’t live in the US

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              regardless of where you’re from, criminalizing drug use leads to people dying. it’s been a fucking disaster in any country it’s been implemented

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                  where are people gonna buy cigs if you ban them? the black market. who’s gonna go to prison over it? marginalized people. this is already reality in authoritarian countries

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    Why do smokers of all kinds have to smoke right in front of the door of every fucking building?

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      At my apartment buulding they stand right in front of the no smoking sign at the front step to the building on the building’s property where smoking is not allowed. If they stabd 5 ft over, they’re on the sidewalk where it’s okay.

      But nope, they have to stand right there.

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      I remember when they did it INSIDE buildings. And cars. Schools, hospitals… if you lived through the 80’s you just have the pervasive smell of tobacco registered as a prime core memory.

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        I use to live in Vegas as a child occasionally. We’d sometimes go to the casinos for shows and have to cross The Floor

        I can still feel it on my skin decades and decades later

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      Because they’re selfish inconsiderate pricks who can’t fathom how disgusting they truly are.

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      Because that tiny overhang is the only goddamn shade/rain shelter in this entire city block. People love designating “that spot over there” as the smoking spot but hate putting any sort of shelter from the elements.

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        So? Whoever brought the cigarettes should bring a jacket or umbrella too.

        That spot “over there” is so the smelly smoke can also stay “over there” and not end up in the lungs of healthy people.

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            “I don’t care about your comfort (and your health a little, but its your choice)”

            “Well I don’t care about your health(or your comfort, but its my choice), so here we are.”

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      Probably because they’re addicted, enjoy the high, and don’t have the means or strength of character to quit.

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      Noooooo you can’t use smoking you must doomscroll social media and consoom products!!! You can’t be getting dopamine from chemicals you MUST CONSOOOM PRODUCT!!!

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        Bro, Imma be honest, as a nicotine addict, I wouldnt encourage anyone get on it. You start seeing nicotine as a stimulant that you “need” to get through difficult tasks, or tasks that need focus, or shit, maybe you even need to game a bit better because you’re sleep deprived(caused by the nicotine) and having an extra stimulant alongside some caffeine might help. You start using it to get through stuff, and then because of withdrawals, that “”“”“justifies”“”“” your use of it to get through stuff even more. Not to mention nicotine’s bad effects on your gum health and cardiovascular health.

        By the way, for anyone reading this, fuck vaping. Harder to quit than smoking because a lot of people get nicotine salt disposables, or their mental process when in withdrawal/craving phase is “oh it’s just vapor, not smoke which is carcinogenic, one more hit couldn’t hurt”. Which is true, smoke, tar, combustion, etc is the main cancer causing part of nicotine, but thinking of it like that doesn’t help you quit.

        Don’t smoke, don’t vape. Longest I’ve lasted is a month so far, and that’s because I threw my little nic salt pen and carts away.

        Edit Addendum: Btw, this is typed by a mofo who is still vaping, I relapsed. I fell into that same line of logic above. “I need it to get through work” type shit

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          I have the exact opposite experience with vaping, but I realize anecdotal evidence is not admissible. I had been smoking roll-your-owns to save money and my use skyrocketed. Switched to a low % nicotine vape and just hit that for the next few years. When my daughter was born and I realized I wouldn’t be able to vape in the house anymore, I may as well have gone back to smoking, so I just stopped. Since I had been smoking that low % stuff, I wound up having no withdrawals at all and pretty much walked away unscathed. It can be a great tool for quitting if used responsibly.

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          I bring words of encouragement: Fuck yeah. Any hit you don’t take is a win, so keep at it!

          I struggle with alcohol and I’m not gonna drink today again. Maybe skip a hit for a stranger on the internet, and the world’ll keep a couple lights a little longer.

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        Any place where you don’t force your smoke upon people who have no choice about being there. It’s not that hard: Don’t make your smoking anybody else’s problem.

        Or, if this is more your style of communicating: Up your ass.

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          It’s only 6’ in Canada? It’s 50’ in the US.

          Of course nobody actually enforces it, so it’s effectively nothing, but still…

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            It’s 25’ in Virginia and that’s for hospitals and schools, maybe there’s a distance a business could enforce but honestly probably literally outside the doorframe is all they can do most places.

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          I would love to see someone get fined for that. I wonder if anyone ever has.

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        As far from me as you would like to be when I drop a huge smelly fart.

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          Exhibit number #62049 of lemmings having the most insane fucking takes to ever grace the information superdumpster

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            Every smoker I’ve met gets very defensive about “why can’t I breathe my toxic fumes on everyone else?? What’s the big deal?? And then they get so mad when I litter like get over yourself”

            Smoking in public is indefensible. There are smoking cessation programs.

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              Agreed. Vaping on the other hand is fine and with how many people vape now thankfully not something anyone has any remaining institutional power to enforce a ban on, so glad I can puff on the train in peace now

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                I don’t think the fumes from vaping are especially safe or welcome, either. At least there’s no littering, though

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                  The only fume here is the shit that comes out of your mouth. Get yourself a triple mango elf bar and chill tf out, vaping has been studied for 29 years and so far no issues have been found whatsoever if you vape normal regulated vape juice and not amerikkkan popcorn lung weed crap (eww weed).

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              It’s called public space for a reason. Your logic is completely inverted. I get a right to the air as much as you, don’t like it --> fuck off somewhere else, better yet don’t leave the house

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                I think you’re confused - seems like you think that a public place is your private space. Public space is a place where people need to consider OTHER people. You just proved OPs point.

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                [Person shitting in a public pool]

                “Its called a public pool for a reason. I have a right to this water as much as you don’t like it.”

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                What the fuck is your logic? “I get a right to air, so I will pollute it for you.”

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    Because they have from the car to the door to do it then who knows how long.

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      Because the vape makes me go from my hyper impusilve impatient regular self who I was long before vaping (and why I started using nicotine or seeked it out in the first place) and patient temporarily, I get like an hour at least out of that hit before entering a building, usually do it because I forgot to vape before leaving or while walking.

      The issue isn’t that I need to hit it right then and there, the issue always comes later when the restless legs kick in. Btw maybe not great to know for those with restless legs, ive had it forever growing up, nicotine/thc combo makes it go away temporarily and you can stop being distracted by your body and actually do stuff with full focus.

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      I’m literally on a holiday now I can pay because I quit smoking. it’s still attractive to me, but it’s not really worth it in terms of cost/pleasure gained.

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      Same except I did do vapes. And yeah it was really hard to quit the vapes, but I think it did help me.

      titrating down by mixing some low nic juice and 0% nic juice helped. Although I swear going from 0.0001% like trace amounts to actually fully 0% with a clean pod hit like a mac truck of anxiety and dread panic.

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    If they banned drinking coffee indoors, you’d see people greedily and overzealously tapping the bottom of the cup for the last drop of precious magic fluid to touch their quivering tongue before entering a building.

    Incidentally I’ll take the smell of a fruit vape cloud over coffee sphincter breath all day long.

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      Well one smell is one you don’t like, the other actually damages your (and everyone around you) health.

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        Everyone is acting like they’re blowing it directly in your face… Walk down a city street and you just inhaled a ton of shit, but no one says anything lol. Hell, opening a window in an office in some towns with their are quality would be more damaging. But the vape, that’s the problem.

        Also the point stands, tons of people are addicted to coffee and act generally the same. I don’t know why people just love acting each other over everything.

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          Also the point stands, tons of people are addicted to coffee and act generally the same.

          The comment that you replied to explained why it’s not the same.