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yes and it doesn't matter. it's like coffee in terms of impact IMO.
by UnethicalHacks 12y ago
yes and it doesn't matter. it's like coffee in terms of impact IMO.
- jacquesm 12y agoI'm not sure about that. I know a few people (n<10) that have used soft drugs over a longer time and I remember them as crazy sharp in their younger years and they are very wooly headed now. Concentration problems, simply seem less smart to me. Note that they are heavy users, but still I definitely see a difference there that does not correlate with other people that have gone through a similar stretch of time and that have simply gotten older, but that don't feel less smart, and those don't seem to have concentration issues either. I'm sure there is a scientific story out there to either confirm or deny this, it's just a personal observation.
- UnethicalHacks 12y agoyes, i suppose if smoking weed is the focus of your day, that could be the end result. I'm very much a casual user.
- ambler0 12y agoI fully support legalization and find marijuana to be relatively harmless compared to other recreational drugs, but comparing it to coffee is ludicrous!
- codyb 12y agoIs that because coffee is far more addictive and has a worse withdrawal?
- ossreality 12y agoDrink coffee for two weeks, have painful headache withdrawl for the better part of a day. Smoke pot every day for three years and take a two week long break - on the third day I'll have a low grade headache for a few hours and then it will go away. Only thing I'll give to the "other side" is that it will take a week to learn how to fall asleep sober again, but it's not a big deal.
- dvirsky 12y agoYou mean long term impact right? Because if not you're either very sensitive to coffee or not inhaling or something :)