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Opinion
The Anti-Mind Control Substance: Is Cannabis a Threat to the System?
Cathy O'Brien is a controversial figure. A survivor of what she claims was a CIA-connected mind control program called MK-Ultra, her testimony occupies the uncomfortable intersection between documented government abuse of citizens and conspiracy theory territory that most mainstream commentators prefer to dismiss wholesale.
Interview
What Is Industrial Hemp? Evgeny Skigin Explains Why the World's Most Useful Crop Is Finally Having Its Moment
Industrial hemp is a variety of Cannabis sativa L. cultivated specifically for non-psychoactive applications: fibre, seed, oil, and biomass. It contains less than 0.2% THC, the compound responsible for cannabis's psychoactive effects, which is the legal threshold the European Union applies to licensed cultivation. The crop is genetically and functionally distinct from marijuana in all commercially relevant ways.
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Robinhood Just Made It Easier To Invest In Cannabis - Are You Buying Yet?
Robinhood is a popular US-based investment app that allows everyday individuals to buy and sell stocks straight from their smartphones or computers. It offers commission-free trading not just of stocks but also ETFs, cryptocurrencies, options, and retirement accounts.
Opinion
How to Make a Medical Cannabis Study Say Whatever You Need It To Say
Start reading studies like a journalist rather than a supplicant. Find out who funded them, what products they actually tested, whether the blinding held, what the outcome measures were designed for, and when they were published relative to regulatory decisions they conveniently support. Most people who read the Wilson review headline stopped at the abstract. The abstract is where the playbook wants you to stop.
Opinion
Glass Ceilings and Green Futures: Why Greenhouse Growing Should Be the Cannabis Industry Standard
A greenhouse gives you better light and lower energy overhead. Add a properly designed hydroponic system, and you close the remaining performance gap between greenhouse and indoor yields. Hydroponics in a greenhouse context operates by delivering nutrient-rich water directly to the root zone, bypassing the inefficiencies of soil entirely.
Opinion
Recriminalizing Cannabis Is a Spectacular Idea, If You Enjoy Spectacular Failures
Tyler Cowen published a piece in The Free Press recently asking whether we should recriminalize marijuana. He landed, sensibly, against it. The comment section of his blog filled up with the usual range: suburban homeowners insisting legalization ruined New York City, economists arguing about social norms, at least one guy who seems to think the solution to homelessness is making pot illegal again. The full spectrum of American cannabis discourse, in other words: heated, occasionally intelligent, and mostly beside the actual point.
Opinion
The Last Prescription: Why the Dying Should Have Access to Any Relief They Choose
The bill, passed with bipartisan support, would allow terminally ill patients to use medical marijuana for pain management even while hospitalized. That's the story. That's the bill. And somewhere in the machinery of American governance, enough people had enough reservations about this that it required an act of legislation to make it possible.
Medical
Lifetime Cannabis Use Not Tied To Dementia In Surprising New Study
A recent study conducted by investigators at Yale University and the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom analyzed cognitive performance among lifetime weed users, then compared them to non-users in various aspects. They tested for memory, problem solving, and intelligence.
Opinion
The THC Breathalyzer Hype Machine: Why This Technology Still Doesn't Solve the Problem
The latest version of this story comes from Virginia Commonwealth University, where researcher Emanuele Alves developed a portable, 3D-printed device shaped like an asthma inhaler that uses "Fast Blue" dye and gelatin cartridges to detect delta-9 THC in exhaled breath without requiring secondary lab analysis. The Justice Department provided funding. Marijuana Moment covered it. OregonLive called it "the marijuana breathalyzer police have been waiting for."
Opinion
From Ditch Weed to Dank: The Lost World of 1977 Cannabis and Why It Still Matters
But there's more to this image than nostalgia and comedy. What you're looking at in that High Times spread is a snapshot of cannabis before genetics became an industry, before selection pressure from legalization narrowed the gene pool into a parade of similar high-THC cultivars, and before the concept of a "strain" meant something you could trademark and market to dispensary buyers. You're looking at the world cannabis came from. And understanding that world matters a great deal for where cannabis is going.
Opinion
The 9 Hardest Things About Growing Cannabis (From People Who Actually Do It)
Reading through hundreds of grower responses, one theme emerges above the specific challenges: growing cannabis well requires learning to manage systems rather than react to crises. The best growers in the thread weren't the ones who had the best solutions to pest outbreaks or overwatering — they were the ones who had built systems stable enough that those crises rarely happened.

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