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Like, why would second hand smoke be worse then first hand smoke?
 Wouldn't the actual person who was smoking be subject to the
same environment as the non-smoker, if they were both at the same
locality?  Why wouldn't the smoker get as much 'second hand
smoke' as the non-smoker?  The smoker gets both, he gets first
hand and second hand smoke.  The non-smoker gets only second hand
smoke.  If second hand smoke was worse then first hand smoke,
wouldn't more non-smokers get lung cancer then smokers?
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