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The initial hobbyist community will make THC beer. Then about five months/minutes/seconds later, the cartels will have E. coli with opioid production rates to r
by msla 9y ago
The initial hobbyist community will make THC beer. Then about five months/minutes/seconds later, the cartels will have E. coli with opioid production rates to rival even the healthiest poppies. And even if bacterial opioid yields never rise very high, comparatively, it's a lot easier to hide a brewing operation or other microbial growth platform than it is to grow large fields of poppies in the open.
Although it's apparently not illegal to grow opium poppies openly as decorative and culinary plants in the US. No, the laws make absolutely no sense.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papaver_somniferum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papaver_somniferum
I wonder if it's possible to get bacteria to produce amphetamines.