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Monthly Archives: May 2019
My home state comes through
It’s been rough living in Illinois and seeing all the progress in Colorado, California, Washington, etc., with only one of the most meager and restrictive medical marijuana programs. So, it’s pretty thrilling to now be living in the first state … Continue reading
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Reversing the Effects of Teen Cannabis Use
Prohibitionists tread heavily on possible cannabis consumption by children or teens who somehow managed to acquire the plant despite its high cost. Researchers in Montréal now indicate any effects of THC on the structural development of the adolescent brain in … Continue reading
Posted in Servetus
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Shouldn’t NASA Get High?
Jim Bridenstine is the Trump-appointed head of NASA who called out SpaceX founder Elon Musk for smoking cannabis in an Internet podcast. Mr. Bridenstine is also a former Oklahoma congressman and a Navy pilot who flew E-2C Hawkeye aircraft in … Continue reading
Posted in Servetus
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Hey! Who Lost Their Stash?
A thousand years ago someone lost their drugs and paraphernalia on a Bolivian mountain located at an elevation of 13,000 feet (3962 meters). Melanie Miller just found it: MAY 6, 2019 — Led by University of California, Berkeley, archaeologist Melanie … Continue reading
Posted in Servetus
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