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Parent is clearly clueless on this topic (and history of Nixon vs hippies/mexicans) or trolling, but a minor distinction - weed is definitely addictive, but com
by saiya-jin 5y ago
Parent is clearly clueless on this topic (and history of Nixon vs hippies/mexicans) or trolling, but a minor distinction - weed is definitely addictive, but comparatively mildly. Probably the second mildest from all those prohibited subtances, first being shrooms/acid which actually works less the more often you use it to the point of not feeling anything if you would dose daily (or so the reports said when I was reading on it, never tested it).
Tobacco or alcohol create absolutely devastating addiction in comparison, that most people struggle to shed during their remaining lives (and more often than not fail with corresponding consequences).
- somehnacct3757 5y agoTaxonomic aside: I was using addictive only in the sense of chemically addictive. I've seen substance abuse or substance dependence being used rather than overloading addiction to capture those behaviors. Is this in alignment with what you're saying? Or do you mean cannabis is chemically addictive in some way? I genuinely don't know but would like to learn more. It's hard to search for "is X addictive" because of aforementioned definition overload.