You are missing my point it's not worth replacing one habit with another unless it is actually beneficial in this case, neither is beneficial.Yes, one is less so but that doesn't change that you are still relying on something that you don't need.
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i get your point, but it's flawed in my opinion. you said:
"...it's not worth replacing one habit with another unless it is actually beneficial in this case, neither is beneficial."
yet in your previous reply you say:
"Vaping is obviously better there is no disputing that"
and for most people, exchanging one thing for something else that is better, is considered beneficial.
like, everyday, i'm going to punch you in the balls. would you prefer i punch you in the arm everyday instead? and obviously, it doesn't matter if you're not getting punched at all. but if you are getting punched everyday (e.g. you are still smoking) then it matters.
Mmmmmmmk... I guess, look at it like this. You have a driving habit. You presently have a gas guzzler that is also contributing to "global warming". You now see that you can get a new ride for a fraction of the price that your old ride is costing you. And, it does not contribute to global warming. What do you do?
And, if you are so adamant that you don't "need" it, why do you still do it?