[quote]Vape is life[/quote] I certainly wouldn't go that far. For me, vaping is just an effective nicotine delivery system that happens to "work for me", and has the lowest risk factors I can find while still being enjoyable. As I continue to reduce my nicotine percentage in my liquids, I may end up being nicotine-free and then will reduce/eliminate my inhalation of VG/PG down to zero as well. I know that for a lot of folks, there is a hobbyist aspect to it, looking for "the best" setup, wattage, resistance, coil, wick, throat hit, cloud size and density, and so on. I tried that for a while, wrapping my own coils, buying different mods, all of it. And I realized that I wasn't really into the hobby, just wanted a decent vape, and not all of the tweaking and fiddling. Which is why I settled on an iStick 50W with a Kanger SubTank Mini. Inexpensive, very sold construction, no leaks, no mess, very little muss, very little fuss, no battery woes or swapping, just simplicity. People do almost everything (including vape) for their own reasons. As long as they are safe, thoughtful, and not burning tobacco? I think that they're doing better than the alternatives. If they have reasons other than that? Not my place to judge, but I still hope they are being safe. There's a lot of energy stored in a LiPo battery and coils gets pretty hot. Being unsafe with something that you hold up to your face frequently is never a good idea.