Brilliant observation and perfect summary of the "quantum leap" that has happened with hobby growing.Legends aren't about Panama red, Acapulco gold, Thai stick. They are about stuff we as individuals grow in our backyards and closets. You get to pick EXACTLY what stone or high you prefer as an individual who is not reliant on foreign sources, smugglers, and endless middlemen. This idea even of personally picking what you want at any given moment out of tiny self supporting grows that care to each individuals ideals was unheard of.
I'm not saying todays is better than yesterdays or vice versa ( I have an opinion but for i'll keep it to my self lol), What i'm wondering is if folks are taking into account the fact that they were much younger, much less experienced 20 years ago than they are today and that things like getting stoned or high was a much more of an adventure to young folks.
What I'm saying is.... we tend to romanticize the past, and was wondering if this was being taken into consideration.
What I'm saying is.... we tend to romanticize the past, and was wondering if this was being taken into consideration.
The reason you guys think brick weed was better 30 years ago than sensi today is because you didn't know jack shit about weed back then and had nothing to compare it to.
Weed was not better in the past, period. This is a scientific fact, trying to argue to the contrary makes you look like a stupid hippy.
scientific fact... please share us the case studies....
this is your way of making yourself right
telling us we are stupid hippies if we dare contradict you
how old are you
statistics arent always accurate eitherThe researchers who made the claim of increased potency used as their baseline the THC content of marijuana seized by police in the early 1970s. Poor storage of this marijuana in un-air conditioned evidence rooms caused it to deteriorate and decline in potency before any chemical assay was performed. Independent assays of un-seized "street" marijuana from the early 1970s showed a potency equivalent to that of modern "street" marijuana. Marijuana's potency hasn't changed for a while; bad data makes it seem like it has though.
Myth: Marijuana Is More Potent Today Than In The Past. Adults who used marijuana in the 1960s and 1970s fail to realize that when today's youth use marijuana they are using a much more dangerous drug.
Fact: When today's youth use marijuana, they are using the same drug used by youth in the 1960s and 1970s. A small number of low-THC samples seized by the Drug Enforcement Administration are used to calculate a dramatic increase in potency. However, these samples were not representative of the marijuana generally available to users during this era. Potency data from the early 1980s to the present are more reliable, and they show no increase in the average THC content of marijuana.
yet there are other sources that say this is not true