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It could be that some people just don't get addicted as easily, but the newer, higher nicotine juices use nicotine salts, where the nicotine goes into the blood stream faster and in higher concentrations than conventional freebase nicotine juice, similar to a cigarette. Juul discovered this, and was the first company to use nicotine salts, then eventually other companies started making nicotine salt juices and devices made specifically for nicotine salts. Nicotine salt juices have a smoother throat hit than freebase juice, allowing the nicotine levels to be increased much higher without irritating the throat. This could be why it is much easier to get addicted to nicotine through nicotine salt juices.
I'm not sure if you had used nicotine salts or not while you vaped, but this is my insight as to why it's a bigger issue now.
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/r/science is very strict on replies being strictly professional and on-topic.
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It's only in the USA.
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I love when there's discambunctions like this.
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F????
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The Note 4 is not approved by duARTe. How dare you associate a TouchWiz device with the duARTe-approved device that is the Pixel running stock 7.0 Nougat?
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TSMC reported that they had an average yield of ~80%, with a peak yield per wafer of >90% for their 5nm test chips (https://www.anandtech.com/show/15219/early-tsmc-5nm-test-chip-yields-80-hvm-coming-in-h1-2020)