In other news, Colorado saw the greatest increases in workplace productivity, cardiovascular health, coherent grammar . . .
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Colorado saw the greatest increases in workplace productivity, cardiovascular health, coherent grammar . . .
When I think of “harmful side effects,” the opposite of the above applies. I know you are being sarcastic, but it is those indicators we should consider [productivity, health, grammar]. If I were going to argue against free, unrestricted use of MJ it would be on the basis of civil negatives such as increased laziness, illiteracy, theft, murder, adultery and the like. I think it is a somewhat dangerous road to go down if we would prohibit it’s use because abuses result in bad health, yet the side effects healthwise should be understood and communicated: this much and no more.
We will never put a solid lid on aberrant behavior, but it is prudent to understand it, point it out, and avoid it.