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There is always some deeper reason as to why people do things that will only hurt themselves in the end. Maybe they are suffering inside. Maybe they are trying to be accepted. Maybe they're just plain not thinking. No one truly knows what's going on inside that person's head... except for that person.
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I've thought about this for many years, since I, like most people, do things that are bad for me. To start with, we are human with all of the usual human weaknesses. Next, all our lives are fraught with danger on a daily basis. I'm not talking about being hit by a bus or by lightening, but even the dangers that we know nothing about. I for one, used an asbestos lined hair dryer for about twenty years. Not on purpose of course. What other simple everyday things are we doing that one day we'll find out are very dangerous. We as a society, try to do better about pollution, wise water usage, traffic safety, safe sex, etc. If you make a list of all of the everyday things that can be a hazard to ourselves or others, the list will be so long that an individual can't follow every caution on the list. A bit oversimplified, but as humans, we're aware of dangers all around us, then we pick a few that suit our own personality and hope for the best. Since we are human beings, we can't be perfect even if we try, we settle for doing the best we can. Now I'll finish my soft drink.
People may continue engaging in harmful activities due to a variety of reasons, such as addiction, lack of awareness of the risks, denial of the consequences, emotional attachment, or the belief that the benefits outweigh the risks. Overcoming these barriers often requires a combination of self-awareness, support, and encouragement to make positive changes.
No, it is a tax that takes more from richer people. The taxes that reduce activities seen as harmful are called "sin taxes".
It causes harmful activities like skin cancer, cataracts. Mainly children are worst affected. It is also harmful for eyes.
It protects us from harmful activities like skin cancer, cataracts. It protects us from the harmful UV light.
Because caribbean people are fools
Mainly this is because there is good evidence that working in a smoky atmosphere is harmful. The evidence is good enough for successful lawsuits to be filed against employers who allowed people to work where other people smoke.
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Electromagnets are not harmful to people.
Yes it is harmful to people.
The evidence for it actually having a harmful effect is not what one might consider overwhelming, though a small percentage of people do have negative reactions (similar to, but not precisely like, an allergy) to it and some recent studies have suggested that it might be linked to hyperactivity in children (the evidence that it causes hyperactivity is weak to nonexistent; the evidence that it has an adverse impact on behavior of those who are already hyperactive is somewhat more substantial).
Coffee grounds are not harmful to people.
One assumption seems to be that Congress has a right to decide if some activities are harmful or less desirable than others. The taxing of these activities is based on the assumption that people will limit their activities if taxes are involved (that people will be deterred by having to buy licenses and pay fees).