> Life time risk for the male population, on average, is 6.2%. FTFY

This does not mean smokers have only a 6.2% chance of getting lung cancer.

I think you missed the point. OEM drivers for computer monitors, and honestly most standard peripherals (mostly USB devices), have not been needed for at least 2 decades since Windows started shipping with basic drivers pre-installed.

Just admit you're in denial (or you're intentionally spreading incorrect information (aka... propaganda))

Double your numbers for non-smokers and smokers are 25x more likely is close?

Interesting numbers. Do you have any citations?

Here's what I was able to find: American Cancer Society: 2023 SPECIAL SECTION: LUNG CANCER

Page 32: > The lifetime risk of developing lung cancer is approximately 6.2% among men and 5.8% among women, or 1 in 16 men and 1 in 17 women during their lifetime (Table 6).

> However, these probabilities are based on lung cancer occurrence in the general population so the risk is substantially higher for those with a history of smoking. 15

Page 37: >The primary risk factor for lung cancer is cigarette smoking, which accounts for about 80% of lung cancer cases and deaths (Figure 4).1 Cigarette smoking increases the risk of lung cancer 25-fold in both men and women compared to people who never smoked.15

But known to negatively impact your health and the health of people around you.

The whole point is propaganda can be anything that intentionally leaves out important information.

No, your company provided you a laptop and the materials that came with it.

HP ironically included a disc for a laptop that doesn't have a disc drive.

Using specific facts can also be used to drive an agenda. They don't have to be made up.

For example: Local Police Department: Car break-ins are up 50% this year! They conveniently didn't tell you that car break-ins went from 2 to 3.

This poster is basically trying to imply that smoking is good because the taxes collected do so much good.

I would argue the jack is broken, so even their headphones wouldn't work, which is obviously a different issue.

Pro-tip: you can plug any regular old headphones into one port. You'll only get mono audio, but I doubt it is stereo to begin with.

Yea, I don't think it's ever a good idea to put any flammable liquids in a washer.