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That's certainly one story, but the more plausible one is that people who are more productive --and have more productivity to lose-- are less likely to smoke ma
by bitlax 4y ago
That's certainly one story, but the more plausible one is that people who are more productive --and have more productivity to lose-- are less likely to smoke marijuana. Equivalently, marijuana smokers are generally less productive.
- feet 4y agoI don't know about that, I did multiple degrees and I'm working on a PhD and I smoke and use edibles all the time. I know other people who are similar. Almost like cannabis use is independent of productivity and the lazy stoner stereotype is a drug war myth, weird huh
- bitlax 4y agoThese are basic statistical errors you're making, which likely means either: 1. You've been enrolling in programs with a low barrier to entry 2. You've smoked away whatever you did learn.
- feet 4y agoI didn't realize neuroscience and pharmacology are low barrier to entry oh boy
- bitlax 4y agoI'm glad we can both agree that you've smoked yourself stupid.
- feet 4y agoSo if I smoked myself stupid again, why am I a PhD candidate studying neuropsychopharmacology? You must be a special kind of brilliant I'm glad we have computer experts like you on the internet sharing your expertise on neuropharmacology