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Casual marijuana use may damage your brain
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Originally posted by Sparko View PostI was just trying to lighten the mood around here. Obviously you have a chip on your shoulder.
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Originally posted by Dee Dee Warren View PostMarijuana does not have to be smoked.
But even if.... So?
The only way to play football is to have people purposefully taking other people down. So?
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For what this study actually is, the sample size is an addressed issue - and not a huge problem. Were the authors claiming causation, yeah, it'd be a massive problem - but not for correlation and certainly not when properly qualified - which Pep was kind enough to cite. The authors aren't claiming anything that cannot reasonably come from the study as presented and they aren't pretending that the study does anything it really can't. The methodology is acceptable within the study's limits. This is the real world and all studies must balance the methodological ideal against financial and ethical reality. This study doesn't seem to have crossed that line.
The study group showed brain abnormalities where the control did not and it did address co-variants. That's a pretty danged strong correlation and does indeed justify further study. The real question is does it justify a review of policy?
In this instance where policy is being formulated about a regulated substance in order to deregulate it, I think any study that reasonably shows there might be a problem with that deregulation - as in this case - should be considered as a caution and a warrant to further investigate before altering existing policy. It is not itself proof that that policy should be maintained - as long since conceded by its defenders - but it does give sufficient evidence to warrant further investigation before making a policy change that will be difficult to reverse.
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Marijuana does not have to be smoked.
But even if.... So?
The only way to play football is to have people purposefully taking other people down. So?
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Problem...The way to "get high" off a joint is to inhale it until it burns the throat/lungs. That can't be good
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