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I wanna know what the experiment is!!!
Coming soon, Mega's Big Vintage Experiment
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For some reason adults that smoke weed confuse me… I know there are medical benefits, but at least in California it seems like most "medical" users are young twenty-something's.
Question: Do medical users get super baked just like everyone else? And is it the THC that helps or something else?
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I think it's more a matter of the peer group that you are exposed to daily. There is no age separation with cannabis. It's universal. I'm sure you don't bat an eye at "adults" (always think this term is funny, BTW) that drink alcohol.
In regards to the medicinal benefits, there are so many variables that I won't even try to make a blanket statement. Understand, though, yes; you consume to get "high." Whether it's for pain relief, anxiety, appetite support, or any other myriad benefits.
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Speaking with my experience, the easiest answer is no. My use is for Neuro tension and pain relief. High intake would lead to high tolerance, which would negate why I use it. Application becomes much more like taking meds, how much and often is more regulated and only varies due to physical condition. As to the THC question, depends on what you're looking for. Some strains put you to bed, some will give you a touch of pep and others barely have a noticeable effect outside of how they effect Neuro conditions. Each has it's own specifics (thc, cbd, etc) that contribute to what you might want it for.
As to age, I see everything from your 20 something's to 70 year old cancer patients on a normal basis. If you were more exposed to the core of the med industry you likely would too. It's the 20's that are more flagrant it seems.
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^Yeah, there's no doubt the medicinal community has a much greater appreciation for the application and knows their own personal limits; or what suits their needs best.
I guess my disconnect is with the term "super baked." As jdl said, young 20's are more flagrant with their usage. Again, much like alcohol or other substances.
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I don't care if people use it medicinally or recreationally, but I do care that lives are ruined and that our tax dollars wasted on prosecuting, fining, jailing, probationing, etc people who are using something that's innocuous compared to alcohol and many prescription drugs.
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Definitely agree on the decriminalization thing… The only reason why I mention THC content is on a lot of websites or ads for the medical places you see descriptions like "HIGHEST THC CONTENT!!! DANKEST DANK!!!" which don't seem to concerned with the medicinal benefits... Hahah
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Heh yeah. Honestly, and I say this as a person who believes in the medicinal benefits of pot based on conversations I've had with so many medicinal users about it, I really wish that the drive to legalize could have been tied to human freedom instead of medicine. It has really muddied the water and created confusion. I think the medicinal route may have been the only way this injustice could be rectified though…
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The only reason why I mention THC content is on a lot of websites or ads for the medical places you see descriptions like "HIGHEST THC CONTENT!!! DANKEST DANK!!!" which don't seem to concerned with the medicinal benefits…
Spot on, Ben. Advertisements like that send the wrong message, and hurt the entire community. That's nowhere near the most egregious I've seen, either.
Also, all those clowns on the Venice Boardwalk, dressed in lime green, pushing $35 cards to tourists are really abusing/damaging the progress and need to be stopped.
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She used to date the goofy artist guy that was in wedding crashers.
Soft mattress?
Ya, maybe could have been that. Or maybe the midnight rape…...or the nude gay art show that took place in my room lastnight
