The_Addictive_Properties_Of_Nicotine

The Addictive Properties Of Nicotine Time to me is a paradox. We attempt to control time but time controls us. People work longer hours at their job to provide the necessities for their families. Yet, people order takeout for dinner to have time to spend with their loved ones. People give advice stating that one should invest their “time” wisely and good results will follow. “Spend time with your family”, they say. Metaphorically, I’ve spent too much time thinking about time. At times I wish I could think a little more, and there are times when I do not want to think, especially when I’m trying to sleep. Time is a very intriguing, and, yet, it is a mysterious entity. We cannot buy, sell, spend, invest, or find time. One can enjoy the time shared with the ones he or she loves. However, we have no control over the powerful and never-ending concept of time. Biologically, every human being on earth has X number years in their life. Ironically, we have been dying since the day we were born. We are born with approximately ten billion neurons, and cells die every day. So, in a sense we smoking, time, anxiety, grandmother, death, cigarette, one, life, day, i’m, depression, work, people, because, about, smoke, secondary, rate, however, house, fear, dying, very, times, smokers, smoked, respondents, question, pain, now, never, grandparents, disease, child, caused