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Forum: Internet Links Topic: insane scientists started by: Malcolm Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 02 2014,18:01
< Why >?On the other hand, the author appears high: QUOTE More than 20 million people worldwide are addicted to marijuana, including over 500 million people in France. Other insane scientists < do not understand > black market economics. Posted by Cakedaddy on Jan. 02 2014,20:36
In my research, the only people that think marijuana isn't habit forming, are people who smoke marijuana.
Posted by GORDON on Jan. 02 2014,20:50
In my research, nicotine kills more people than THC.
Posted by Cakedaddy on Jan. 03 2014,00:03
Agreed. And also in my research, the taller a building is, the more money it costs to build it.
Posted by TPRJones on Jan. 03 2014,07:17
THC isn't addictive, but it can certainly be habituating. There's a big difference.As to why, some people just want to harsh the whole world's buzz. Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 03 2014,07:24
QUOTE As to why, some people just want to harsh the whole world's buzz. Seen Metalocalypse, Season 2, episode Snakes n' Barrels II? That's my theory. Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 03 2014,10:32
(Cakedaddy @ Jan. 02 2014,22:36) QUOTE In my research, the only people that think marijuana isn't habit forming, are people who smoke marijuana. I could say the same thing about caffeine, but that's legal for some reason. EDIT: This past year alone, I'm pretty sure caffeine killed more people than bud. Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 03 2014,13:53
< Nothing learned from Prohibition >.QUOTE Additionally he’s seen firsthand how in teens predisposed to mental illness or already exhibiting some signs of disease, such as schizophrenia, a potent version of the drug can result in a psychotic episode or break with reality. If smoking bud causes you to break with reality, I bet that going on a drinking binge has the same effect. I've yet to see a pothead smoke his bong, then randomly insult people and get into fights. I have seen countless dumb-asses get into drunken punch-ups. QUOTE Thurston said after medical marijuana was legalized in the state in 2009, adolescents started to report that “they’re using much higher potency products,” such as solid forms of synthetic marijuana called “waxes,” which can be up to 50 or 60 percent THC. What? I know of no synthetic product which goes up to that level. You'd find that concentration primarily in labs. Occasionally, some psycho tries to make hash oil and might be able to reach that threshold. Posted by TheCatt on Jan. 03 2014,14:13
< Wax >QUOTE Experts tell us most marijuana wax is more than 80% pure THC, the active ingredient in marijuana. Compare that with the average marijuana leaf with 20% to 30% TCH, according to reports. Although, I didn't think the leaves had that much, thought the bud did. < High Times > Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 04 2014,12:04
I know it exists, but that's not synthetic bud or THC, as the author was claiming. It's still natural THC, it's just more concentrated due to some chemical tricks. In fact, the article there looks like it's describing a fancy way to get as many trichromes as possible while scaling up. You could always scrape them off yourself, though.But, and here's the important bit, either way the active ingredient content in each granule isn't uniform, so any percentage measurements are estimates. It's not definitive, like proofing booze. Posted by Malcolm on Jan. 04 2014,12:39
< Insane people > who don't watch enough AMC original series.QUOTE A satirical website managed to fool a number of social media users into thinking 37 people had died from smoking marijuana in Colorado on 1 January
... Just in case the article was a little too believable, The Daily Currant even slotted in a Breaking Bad reference, naming one of the victims as Jesse Bruce Pinkman - “a former methamphetamine dealer from Albuquerque who had recently moved to Boulder to establish a legal marijuana dispensary”. |