I grow my own in a state where that’s perfectly legal It’s great, strong (descended from a heavily curated source that regularly tests in the 25-28% range). A

I grow my own in a state where that’s perfectly legal It’s great, strong (descended from a heavily curated source that regularly tests in the 25-28% range). And I have a degree in math and work in IT. How about instead of fear mongering in general, we build a support network of mental healthcare and treat the specific folks with problems? This sort of high level “engineering a solution at step 1” smacks of premature optimization. “Let’s fix all problems humans will have with weed on jan 4, 2018!” with no data to back up the extent of the issues that MIGHT occur in such a dramatic scale we MUST get on this (but won’t because you’re also suggesting a slippery slope fallacy) I have another option: If you look back in time you can see how our lack of mental health services has exacerbated drug problems. Hmmm how might we best utilize our energy on this problem then? Hand wavy nonsense from admitted anonymous source, go all in on some abstract plan over imagine future fears? Or the way professionals in addiction treatment have been advocating for for years, backed by sound data?