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>(though maybe if marijuana becomes legal nationwide that will no longer be part of the test) The test isn't going anywhere until there's a reliable field sobr
by pageald 8y ago
>(though maybe if marijuana becomes legal nationwide that will no longer be part of the test)
The test isn't going anywhere until there's a reliable field sobriety for weed. Companies don't want employees operating heavy equipment stoned, and unfortunately there's no way to test that somebody smoked in the last day or two, only that they've smoked in the last X weeks/months, depending on their habits.
- sigstoat 8y ago> unfortunately there's no way to test that somebody smoked in the last day or two, only that they've smoked in the last X weeks/months, depending on their habits. no non-invasive ones, anyways. :( blood test does fine for checking whether you're high at the time of draw.
- bdcravens 8y agoPerhaps the technology will develop that enable finger sticks similar to those diabetes use, or transdermal readings.