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I would say no if:

- the effect is scientifically provable and quantifiable

- the effect is tangible & physical (not emotional harm)

- banning it doesn't violate fundamental/constitutional rights

So an example where I would say you should not be free to make the sub-optimal decision would be smoking in indoor public spaces.



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