The Supreme Court just agreed to hear a case that perfectly encapsulates the absurdity of cannabis prohibition in 2025: United States v. Hemani, which will determine whether Americans who use marijuana can exercise their Second Amendment right to own firearms. Let that sink in for a moment. We're debating whether one constitutional right can be stripped away because you exercise personal autonomy over your own consciousness using a plant that's legal in half the states and has never caused a fatal overdose in recorded human history.
Before feminized genetics, growers typically worked with regular cannabis seeds, which had a 50/50 chance of producing male or female plants. That uncertainty meant wasted space, nutrients, and time, since male plants needed to be identified and removed before pollination.
According to a 2022 study from New Frontier Data, approximately 69% of young adults between the ages of 18 to 24 reported a preference for cannabis over alcohol. Meanwhile, more than half said that they already replaced their alcohol consumption with marijuana instead. There are several strong studies to back up these claims, too: According to the NIAAA Surveillance Report #116, underage drinking among kids aged 12-20 has steadily declined between 1991 through 2019, which is great news!
Individuals with a genetic risk, such as those who have a family history of mental illnesses including schizophrenia, are much more likely to exhibit symptoms if they consume weed. The chances that cannabis use would expose the symptoms of a mental health condition are significantly higher if the individual uses cannabis early in life, or before the age of 18.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration has consistently proven itself to be the greatest roadblock to cannabis reform in America. Despite overwhelming public support for medical cannabis, despite 38 states having legalized it in some form, and despite bipartisan congressional pressure, the DEA continues its decades-long pattern of stonewalling, delaying, and obstructing any meaningful progress.
The gummies weighed 869 grams total, which Indonesian authorities used to charge him with possessing essentially a kilogram of marijuana—despite the fact that most of that weight came from sugar, gelatin, and other non-cannabis ingredients in the edibles. As Shaw himself noted in an interview with The Guardian, "They're making it seem like I'm this big drug dealer. Why would I bring the candy here to sell? It was for personal use."
The article presents five main points about cannabis and older adults, and while some contain nuggets of truth, others are so misleading they border on disinformation. Let's examine what Stanford got right, what they got spectacularly wrong, and why this matters for the millions of seniors exploring cannabis as an alternative to pharmaceuticals that have failed them.
Knowing the right time to take delta 9 gummies can help users have a better and more comfortable experience. When thinking about when to use these gummies, it helps to consider both personal needs and daily routines.
The headline screams "THC-impaired driving deaths are soaring" but here's what the study actually found: 246 deceased drivers in Montgomery County, Ohio had their blood tested for THC after fatal crashes between 2019 and 2024. That's it. No comparison to living drivers. No control group of people who didn't crash. No actual measurement of impairment. Just the presence of THC in bodies hours after death.
