Effect of Cannabis use on hearing

[xanalog]

It is much appreciated that objectivism has even penetrated the cannabis industry (of the legalized kind).

You can't sell pot like the olden days by saying "umm good! $100/oz. Never mind where it comes from."
Now users want to know type-cannabis, where grown, distilling processes, THC and CBD content... on and on!
Reusable 510 vape cartridges that can now control voltage increments of 0.1V (or 0.5W), count the number of puffs and duration of each puff.
All this allowing user to accurately compute levels of dosing down to mg/day of THC.
Licensed cannabis industry has also been forced to remove many of the unwanted and undesirable content. No more worries about molds, pesticides, and/or paraquat!

All that sounds excellent to my ears and would probably enhance the enjoyment of music, quand tu trouves ta tête!

 

[Anton S]

Vaping sits on the fence between smoking and other forms of uptake.
[imo]Smoking a doobie after the first (tasteful) puff is like gargling with heating oil, and the edibles just drag me down to a blob.
I fully gave up on the former and never fancied the high of the latter.

That's casting awfully broad nets over both ponds.

 

[wadude]

Since edibles take time to get going and smoking can induce coughing, it can be nice to ingest a small amount of the edible followed by a small puff of smoke. The effect is immediate, includes a bit of the ritual, and endures for a sustained length of time.

 

[Chr1]

For me, vaping is perfect. Doesn't have the negatives of smoking or the delay/unknown hit aspect of edibles. Dosage easily controlled and zero waste, if done right.

Note: Anything ingested is affected by whether you've eaten recently.

Top tip: For maximum efficacy, take any drug internally on an empty stomach for zero waste and mucho slam/effect....Dosage caution advised. (Don't ask me how I know!)

 

[wadude]

I want to add that college was not a waste of time for me. Attending a community college allowed me to realize for the first time how wonderful school can be, paving a way forward to university studies and better employment opportunities than I could ever have had otherwise.

 

[xanalog]

For me, vaping is perfect.

I'll just agree with you that vaping is the current best-practices.
The distinction should be clearly made between the consequences of "burning weed" and "atomizing" (vaporizing?) THC extracts, for uptake.
Clearly, a +1 for vaping, if you must.

 

[Bruce Morgen]

I want to add that college was not a waste of time for me. Attending a community college allowed me to realize for the first time how wonderful school can be, paving a way forward to university studies and better employment opportunities than I could ever have had otherwise.

Everybody learns differently -- some folks thrive in the classroom and the lecture hall, some of us acquire our knowledge and skills via immersion and absorption, e.g. formal or de facto apprenticeship, and others thrive on both.

 

[xanalog]

Everybody learns differently...

Edison, when queried by a reporter, about the seemingly incredible difficulties w/his work on the light bulb, rebutted:
“I have not failed 700 times. I’ve succeeded in proving 700 ways how not to build a light bulb.”

 

[Bruce Morgen]

Edison, when queried by a reporter, about the seemingly incredible difficulties w/his work on the light bulb, rebutted:
“I have not failed 700 times. I’ve succeeded in proving 700 ways how not to build a light bulb.”

 

[Philbo King]

Why only negatives? There is f.e. enhanced activity in the insular cortex of the brain from weed. This is the region responsible for empathy. The plants support empathy because it leads to more connectivity and connectivity is what everything; what the universe aspires to. We are connectivity buildings agents, just like the plants but vastly more capable. They are our sisters tho and they will help along the way.

This why 4 guys splitting a bottle of Crown Royal will fistfight in the alley, and 4 guys sharing a joint will start a band.

 

[wadude]

Everybody learns differently -- some folks thrive in the classroom and the lecture hall, some of us acquire our knowledge and skills via immersion and absorption, e.g. formal or de facto apprenticeship, and others thrive on both.

That’s right. The thing that made it so good for me was that it was the first time school allowed me to pursue my interest, and with the blessing of my parents. If I’d had to “buckle down,” man, it would’ve been a whole different story!
Edit: This is basically a shout out to the community college system, which screens people in as opposed to screening people out.

 

[xanalog]

This why 4 guys splitting a bottle of Crown Royal will fistfight in the alley, and 4 guys sharing a joint will start a band.

Then, there are these 4 stoners preparing to audition some speakers/music; when they realize that there are only 3 cans of Cann left in the fridge!