Fair enough. That's how I did my math and I'm bad enough at it I really ought to have it double checked. And I agree, the phrasing is maybe the problem here. I'm not a doc doing a clinical study, so maybe .019 grams is considered "moderate" in professional circles?
Art School in the late 80s.
I believe that was sort of the point, actually.
I should probably just read the article, but I wonder what's to stop this "re-wiring" from going in the wrong direction? ie, making a subject more depressed/anxious/etc., or causing some other unintended negative outcome?I believe that was sort of the point, actually.
For me watching this video, kind of the most interesting one is the guy who started drinking around 12 years old and was a raging alcoholic by the time he was old enough to drive. Takes something pretty dramatic to get a fella like that off teh booze.
Can Psychedelics Cure?
Psychedelics are unlocking new ways to treat conditions like addiction and depression.www.pbs.org
Fucking science, that's what.
Certainly helps explain why LinkedIn is such a god awful shit show.I had no idea.
Drug-dealing executives: How potheads fell in love with LinkedIn
LinkedIn is the most pot-friendly social network on the internet.www.sfgate.com
I have honestly never done anything but post my resume and have a relatively updated profile. But I've never browsed it or looked at social media style posts except I do follow Daniel Riccardo.
User experience may vary I suppose, but during my brief job scare last year, LinkedIn was DEFINITELY more hassle than it was worth.I have honestly never done anything but post my resume and have a relatively updated profile. But I've never browsed it or looked at social media style posts except I do follow Daniel Riccardo.
I've gotten quite a few hits from there over the years, but again, I've only posted my resume and kept my profile up to date. Never looked at posts or ads or anything.
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Dude - EVERYTHING commercial is bought/sold on credit. Everything.Who sells weed on credit?
It's a pure cash business, though. I would understand if they had banking services available, but $100k? Nope, I expect a large duffle bag like you see in the movies, thanks.
I would imagine, even in an all-cash commercial business, that they have "normal" accounts payable/receivable arrangements. Bags of cash show up down the road...
Me and a few friends from the local baseball team would be paying a visit to their offices. And it's not just one grower that's owed, not cool man.
could it be that consumer transactions of cannabis are cash only? and b2b transactions aren't?
Banks won't touch drug money here, so if the cash is going to or coming from a pot related business, your money is no good. So it's my understanding it's bags of cash.
pretty universal, nationwide
Damn, that's fancy. There are a few rewards programs, but I haven't seen card payments. Maybe I need to check the Cuve.
I switched to cartridges, then drippers a few years ago There was a 4 location chain in WA that had the goods, but they closed the one in Longview and downtown Cuve seems to not be stoking. The stuff local is ok but they haven't restocked either.
cannabusiness.law
www.seattletimes.com
bigthink.com
You should be very comfy with weed before you eat a hand full of shrooms. Definitely not for beginners. A Psilocybin or LSD trip can last 12 hours. And once those visuals start, there's no getting off that ride. Weed buzz is four hours max. And besides, some weed strains are ridiculously potent, negating the need for something stronger.
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?? High THC, but negligible to no CBD. ie 27-31 THC and 0-0.05 CBD. And it is not like there is no competition - there are like 6 stores in our town of 16 000. Thank-you heavy regulation I guess.
