Originally Posted by: AICWe learnt some about this subject at biology class some years ago and as far as I remember, regular dozes of Marijuana is believed to decrease your learning ability by far. Secondly this drug is highly addictive and the need for a rush can sometimes lead to the use of far worse drugs (heroine, speed and whatever).[/QUOTE]
First of all, my learning ability has not decreased at all. My government class that I am taking is the first class where I have started studying, going to class, and taking tests all high. When I am in class, I can put almost 90% of my attention on the teacher, and about 90% attention into what I am studying. I have to say that I am doing so much better in this class than I have ever done in any of my other classes. I would say that my learning ability has dramatically increased because of regular doses of marijuana.
Secondly, marijuana is not physically addictive. It may be psychologically addictive if anything. There is nothing in marijuana that leads you to other drugs.
[QUOTE=zreynoldsp]Current belief is that it can accelerate conditions like schizophrenia, I'm not sure if they think it can cause it, but it seems to help it along...
That's a little odd since smoking marijuana has been found to help people with schizophrenia and depression.
I could talk about this forever, but Ii think society and the government have brainwashed everyone into thinking pot is bad. There has not been a single recorded death by overdosing. Marijuana has been used by many different cultures for many years. It is still a big part of the Jamican culture. In general, the people who talk smack about pot are the people who do not use it. Try blazin for a week and see how your views on smoking tree change.
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