You being a user of this "ILLEGAL" drug does not make you an expert on the smoking habits of all marijuana users, sorry. I'm now handing your hat to you, sir. My being a professional psychologist working in the field of mental health and having worked with and around those who use illegal drugs, including marijuana, for the past 11 years probably gives me a little bit of validity on this subject, thanks.
Of course it doesn't, but it makes me an expert on the smoking habits of most of them, excepting the edge cases, which, by definition, are extremely atypical. I've seen both ends of the spectrum, from the chronic to the casual.
I'm now handing your hat to you, sir. My being a professional psychologist working in the field of mental health and having worked with and around those who use illegal drugs, including marijuana, for the past 11 years probably gives me a little bit of validity on this subject, thanks.
Allow me to hand you your hat back, my friend. In another life, I was married to a woman whose entire family was in the field in which you labor. Were I to publish what I thought of you and your profession, based on direct, first-hand observation and experienced, I would risk getting banned from this forum. Nothing personal, of course, but by definition you are working with atypical people, so what you see is going to be skewed, decidedly, from the norm.
Frankly I don't know what could cut your credibility more. I have seen the results of your professions handiwork a few times over and it ain't pretty.