Mitch Zeller : The past, present and future of nicotine addiction

Mitch Zeller·TEDxMidAtlantic
The past, present, and future of nicotine addiction
Summary
This was a quiet ironic story.
After all, even if more people die because of nicotine addiction, Tobacco will be sold in the world. Just only an effort to decrease death numbers, and especially nicotine addiction number of kids will be continuing.

Presently Tobacco is still killing more people each year than alcohol, AIDS, car accidents, illegal drug murder, and suicide combined. However, a lot of people think that the tobacco problem or the smoking problem has been solved in the United States. It’s because there were great progress over the last 40, 50 years, and smoking rates are at historic lows for both adults and kids.

In the past, publicly, the industry completely denied addiction and completely denied causality. The cigarette kills half of all long-term users prematurely, later in life, 1) if people smoke more than experiments. 2) People think that kids won’t continue to smoke if they give it to them at once. 3)
And then, a lot of advertisements and movies had shown that smoking was cool, thus people smoked more than tests, young people also died and even kids had nicotine addiction.

Now, a new product that is the e-cigarette. However, the story said that kids user is increasing but this is not a harmless product, and when products come to market, our reviews will decide whether it can be existing on the market or not.
It’s irresponsible!!
If e-cigarettes are used correctly and regularly for adults who are trying to transition away from cigarettes, it will be beneficial.

Words in this story
sarcastic /adj/ ironic
transition /noun/ passage, change