There are multiple studies from the last 30ish years showing a strong link between 2nd hand (or passive) smoking and increased cancer risk. I suspect there are fewer linking burnt chicken to cancer.
The point is you make a choice about inhaling burnt chicken smoke, you don’t about inhaling someone else’s cigarette smoke and there are way more cigarettes than burnt chicken breast!
How is it rude to make a big deal out of something that is literally well known to give you cancer?
The amount of carcinogenic effect from a whiff of tobacco outside is no more than that from a nice blackened chicken filet.
It can be rude because making a big deal about it likely takes more time that that you both will never get back than the puff of smoke does.
Cigarettes can be killing that guy and sweating this stuff can be killing you.
There are multiple studies from the last 30ish years showing a strong link between 2nd hand (or passive) smoking and increased cancer risk. I suspect there are fewer linking burnt chicken to cancer.
The point is you make a choice about inhaling burnt chicken smoke, you don’t about inhaling someone else’s cigarette smoke and there are way more cigarettes than burnt chicken breast!
Yeah but surely those studies were measuring second hand smoke from sharing a home with a smoker. That amount of exposure will certainly cause harm.
Breathing a fraction of one draw in passing isn’t gonna cause anything.
I’d like to see the study on the carcinogenic effect of blackened chicken. Until then, you can be mad smokers are hated in society.
https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/diet/acrylamide-fact-sheet https://www.healthline.com/health/is-grilling-with-charcoal-or-other-heat-sources-carcinogenic