The Scientist said:Paz....Anyways what I meant is that we are just (relatively speaking), as a society, starting to encourage, be interested in, and allow scientific studies on MJ. I'm speaking in general terms, very general. I'm completely aware of the world beyond the US, hehe.
The Scientist said:MJ research is most definitely in its infancy, as a whole. And as we can see, the cancer debate is still out. Many studies claim there's a link, and many do not.
The Scientist said:We are just now at a time when the people whom really used weed starting in the 60s are being examined. This is essentially the 1st generation we can truly examine as a sample group that has members smoking for a lifetime. People before the 60s didn't smoke as much MJ, and there weren't as many smoking it. We are now just getting the 1st wave of a true sample to study, ironically at a time when the world is opening up to MJ research more & more. We will have to wait more generations to get the waves that started in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s. It seems like the cancer thing is out on a conclusion, either way, until we have more time, more studies, and more samples.
how then are you going to link the cancer of an american to his herb-smoking habits when you are not even considering all the mcdonalds the dude has eaten?
Oh please! Science is supposed to be UNBIASED something you people know nothing about. Most scientists make their jing off of government funded (big tobacco & pharmaceuticals too) studies, and THAT'S who YOU'LL favor! Even if/when you work out of a university it is govt. funded work. it is bvllshit.The Scientist said:Unfortunately, the wife and I foresee a lot more "bad" info as the research rolls in. People will sneer at it, will call it bias....some research will get shot down, some will stand supported, some will be improved....it is the way science works, and the way science should work.
NO! Only recently has cannabis gained acceptance in the mainstream of the world & now the govt. needs to prove they've been right all along. Now we'll see all of your govt. funded studies, most of which will contain the same info & language you've been bvllshitting us with.The Scientist said:Only recently is it that the world has taken an interest in studying MJ.
WTF are you talking about??????? Years of study FINALLY put to rest tobacco myths? Are you really trying to convince me that although you (scientists) knew cigs contained shyt like arsenic for decades that the harm involved was just a fvcking myth to you scientists? EVERY scientist knew goddamned well CIGS WILL KILL YOU! The public finally demanded the truth & the tobacco lobby could not support their lies with the $$$$$$$ they funded (yeah scientific) previous studies with!The Scientist said:It took years of study for tobacco myths to be put to rest. The same will have to do for MJ.
Scientific studies in the BC era? I'll pass on that, thanksPazVerdeRadical said:speaking in general terms the ONLY conlusion you can reach regarding Cannabis is that it has been used around the whole world through all methods whether it is smoked, eaten or rubbed as oil. Not only that, there have been tons of studies, some are even in BC era.
I guess we just disagree. MJ research is most definitely in its infancy compared to alc and tobacco.PazVerdeRadical said:as already said, no, mj studies are not in its infancy; rather, it is people's infantile minds which are incapable of understanding the researches already perfomed.
I didn't say anywhere that the only people that really used weed were in the 60s. What I am trying to explain here is that the people from the 60s were the 1st generation to heavily use MJ whom could be studied by advanced science of the post 90s. Up until now, we have not had advanced science like we do today, and we have not had the chance to use that science on generations that heavily used cannabis. This is part of the reason why MJ research is in its infancy.PazVerdeRadical said:so are you saying only people in the 60s "really used weed" ? isn't that because you are still thinking only modern-day north american population can be scientifically studied? is this a joke or r u really saying that? where do I begin to explain to you how unscientific you are saying is? lets start by letting you become aware that even non-smoking north americans from the 60s have more chances of having cancer just because of the american life-style than tons of other peoples around the world: how then are you going to link the cancer of an american to his herb-smoking habits when you are not even considering all the mcdonalds the dude has eaten?
Again, I don't trust your BC-era research. I don't even trust the poster here telling us he hasn't seen bad things from 40 years of smoking. Why? We could find many saying the same about tobacco.PazVerdeRadical said:you are also saying mj probably causes cancer, but you know, the conclusion that it does not is final, either way everyone who has been smoking their whole lives for hundreds of years of history who did not get cancer are not exceptions, ergo: mj does not cause cancer.