This Saturday, on the 50th anniversary of the 1964 report, Dr. Alan Blum - director of the Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society at the University of Alabama - released a new that highlights what he "the persistent foot-dragging, fear, and squandering of funds by public health agencies, universities, and medical associations alike in ending the smoking pandemic."

The authors of this study make one of the most cardinal errors in all of epidemiology. They ignore the principle that "correlation does not equal causation."

I was awed by the efficiency of his E-Juice making setup. I bluntly asked him about his investment in such a machine and he just told me that the store has gotten so busy that he could not meet the demands of his customers unless he either hired 10 more people just to bottle his E-Juice or he invested in the machine. The way he saw it with almost a dozen people handling nicotine ratios and flavoring there was bound to be human error at least a few times a day and he wanted to avoid that at any cost as he understood the dangers of nicotine poisoning. It seemed like a perfect setup and a well-oiled machine he was running in his shop.

The most baffling part is raising the taxes on electronic cigarettes will only return 25 million dollars. A large number to us regular folks, but it is only 2.5% of the budget deficit. So basically it won’t even make a dent. Also raising the cigarette tax an additional 50 cents would yield 50 million dollars. So by that logic, an additional 25 cents for the regular cigarettes would cover the entire return of electronic cigarettes!

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