Does a step like this help lead to research opportunities (in a few more years an legal pushes)? [Like this? https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/marijuana-re

Does a step like this help lead to research opportunities (in a few more years an legal pushes)? [Like this? https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/marijuana-research https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdphe/marijuana-research] I'm interested in how long it takes for this to make research on such chemicals easier/accessible. How could this affect MAPS? (https://maps.org/ https://maps.org/) Regarding general trends in the legalization movement and related spaces: > The interest in CBD currently seems like a soft, first step for many people into the realm of what was once perceived as very bad or dangerous (e.g. Reefer Madness). Plus the wave of recreationalization in the US. > Canada is an interesting position due to the legalization movement; I'm curious if they are poised to become the global leader in "mj" research and the pharmaceuticals/medicines derived from that research. Or is the market just waiting for the US to become federally unfettered ("sleeping giant")?