I imagine the Scandinavian countries will follow the other high IQ countries mentioned, while the Asians might not, since superstition reigns despite being able to score high on IQ tests.
Devil’s lettuce
Why do you seem to be suggesting that higher IQ countries tend to have more lax marijuana laws when most of the high IQ countries prohibit recreational marijuana?
I believe he's stirring the pot, Harry.
As a matter of interest, do you partake yourself?
I recently restarted my hash career while in quarantine, then forgot about it.....must remember to enjoy the pungent sticky Moroccan again soon.
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Mylondon something smashes Morocco quality!
I haven't drank or taken any drugs other than nicotine and caffeine in many years. I think it is probably safe to use cannabis sparingly but it seems to make people who use it frequently duller and irrational. In rare cases cannabis might induce mental illness and there should be warning labels to inform consumers of the potential dangers
In the US and the UK, where millions of people will smoke cannabis at some point in their lives, the government should legalize it as it is only a peccadillo for the vast majority of users. However, there is no need for the governments of most East Asian countries to have more tolerant drug laws because cannabis usage is limited to a very small minority of the population and therefore it is possible for these governments to prevent cannabis from being used by large swathes of the population.
In the US and the UK, where millions of people will smoke cannabis at some point in their lives, the government should legalize it as it is only a peccadillo for the vast majority of users. However, there is no need for the governments of most East Asian countries to have more tolerant drug laws because cannabis usage is limited to a very small minority of the population and therefore it is possible for these governments to prevent cannabis from being used by large swathes of the population.
Go to places like Garberville in California, and you'll find these hippie communities with a cashless business making their own hemp clothes and exporting them. I bought some hemp clothes there and couldn't tear them. It went on forever. You will find people who smoke as well as lucid people. Go to Bolivia, you will find the same thing, just with cola replacing grass. And none of these communities are familiar with the societal problems that are often encountered in the ghettos of swamp towns.
The hemp used in clothing does not generally contain enough THC to produce a high when smoked.
The Bolivians chew on coca leaves as a medicine to cope with the high altitude they are living at and to give them a buzz similar to coffee or nicotine. Rural and urban Bolivian society is extremely violent with rampant drug and alcohol abuse and crushing poverty. I doubt Bolivia's problems have much to do with the widespread habit of chewing coca leaves but pointing to Bolivia as some kind of success story is simply laughable.
The Bolivians chew on coca leaves as a medicine to cope with the high altitude they are living at and to give them a buzz similar to coffee or nicotine. Rural and urban Bolivian society is extremely violent with rampant drug and alcohol abuse and crushing poverty. I doubt Bolivia's problems have much to do with the widespread habit of chewing coca leaves but pointing to Bolivia as some kind of success story is simply laughable.
Immerse yourself in the literature of post-medieval shipbuilding communities. you will find the kind of politics between the different fractions of the mind, as to who tends to enjoy these higher levels of said herb. The term wheedwhacker could simply be derived from times of distant pleasure.
If your incoherent posts are at all reflective of the way you think then you would do well to take a long break from the dope. Your last post resembles the word salad of a schizophrenic.
Each year, 1 in 10,000 adults (aged 12 to 60) develop schizophrenia. Based on a restrictive and precise definition of diagnosis and using standardized assessment methods and large and representative populations, incidence rates appear stable across countries and cultures and over time, at least since the last 50 years. Schizophrenic patients are not born in ecological and social disadvantage. The unequal distribution of prevalence rates is the result of social selection: an early start leads to social stagnation, a late start to access to a higher social status. The main age group at risk for schizophrenia is 20 to 35 years old. It is still not clear whether late-onset schizophrenic-type psychoses (eg, late paraphrenia) after age 60 should be classified as schizophrenia, either psychopathologically or etiologically.
In 75% of cases, the first admission is preceded by a prodromal phase lasting an average of 5 years and a psychotic prephase lasting one year. On average, women get sick 3-4 years later than men and have a second peak around menopause. Therefore, late-onset schizophrenia is more common and more severe in women than in men. The difference between the sexes in the age of onset is smaller in cases with a high genetic load and greater in cases with a low genetic load. The type of onset and the main symptoms do not differ between the sexes. The most pronounced difference between the sexes is the socially negative behavior of young men towards the disease.
Conclusion:
Factors determining social course and outcome include the level of early social development, the disorder itself (eg, disease-specific behavior.
In 75% of cases, the first admission is preceded by a prodromal phase lasting an average of 5 years and a psychotic prephase lasting one year. On average, women get sick 3-4 years later than men and have a second peak around menopause. Therefore, late-onset schizophrenia is more common and more severe in women than in men. The difference between the sexes in the age of onset is smaller in cases with a high genetic load and greater in cases with a low genetic load. The type of onset and the main symptoms do not differ between the sexes. The most pronounced difference between the sexes is the socially negative behavior of young men towards the disease.
Conclusion:
Factors determining social course and outcome include the level of early social development, the disorder itself (eg, disease-specific behavior.
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