The study was not designed to detect intensity or duration of hallucinosis. The questions necessary to accomplish this would have to be so detailed as to be inappropriate to a retrospective questionnaire.It is possible that a person's failure to admit to hallucinogenic reactions while using marijuana might result from the total absence of or denial of such reactions. Questions describing depression, confusion, anxiety, unusual thoughts, mood elevation, and relaxation were included in the survey. Nonreactors were identified by their failure to admit to ever having any of these reactions as well as their denial of the items describing hallucinogenic reactions.
Nothing biased there. /s lol
Back in the dim and distant past, I dated a guitar player.
Not partaking in the bands’ “recreational usage” gave me an interesting perspective on how much drugs may affect others.
I have a friend who has made a tidy living living by counseling people with severe anxiety and panic attacks.
Most of her clients came to her after experiencing the infamous anxiety/paranoia/panic of pot.
My position on dope comes from the vantage point of not using it or having any reason to justify its “harmlessness”.
I have seen what it does to people.
I cannot, in good conscience, sanction the stuff.