With recent advances in technology, we just might enter into a nicotine free future.
A gene-edited tobacco plant created using the CRISPR technique has the lowest ever amount of nicotine. It could boost efforts to reduce nicotine in cigarettes to non-addictive levels, as the US plans to do.
Nicotine is a deadly substance that causes great harm to the human body. Timely efforts and better technology can halt the adverse effects of nicotine by eliminating it from tobacco. Read more about this electric story at the New Scientist.
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Next, reduce the cheese in cheese to nonaddictive levels. When you buy a pound of cheese, you'd get a rectangular package of water with a single cubic centimeter of cheese bobbing around in it. Whatever kind of cheese you like, so you still have the choice.
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