The laws of physics govern the universe, and everything in it—including weed. Though the properties of physics often evade the thoughts of many cannabis users,
Why do we smoke weed? This question was posed in my last installment of the tales of THC, where we followed THC from the plant, to
In the middle of a puff puff pass session, you might find yourself pondering the actually chemical process behind getting high.
One of the primary benefits of cannabis, touted by supporters like myself for a long time, is that cannabis relieves pain. This is such a
In the past five years genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have been a point of contention throughout the world and particularly in the United States. The
The laws of physics govern the universe, and everything in it—including weed. Though the properties of physics often evade the thoughts of many cannabis users, the people who design and create the paraphernalia that we all use must keep physical laws and properties in mind. Let us discuss the ways that physics penetrate our everyday lives as stoners. Since physics,
Why do we smoke weed? This question was posed in my last installment of the tales of THC, where we followed THC from the plant, to the brain and out the body. However, it was only discussed in the context of smoking the flower produced from the cannabis plant. Most cannabis users know that eating your weed, via edibles, gives slightly
In the middle of a puff puff pass session, you might find yourself pondering the actually chemical process behind getting high.
One of the primary benefits of cannabis, touted by supporters like myself for a long time, is that cannabis relieves pain. This is such a no brainer—if you’re hurt, weed helps. But unfortunately over the past few decades, we have only had qualitative data supporting this hypothesis. Thankfully, patients with cancer have had access to medical marijuana to suppress pain and
In the past five years genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have been a point of contention throughout the world and particularly in the United States. The technology behind GMOs has concurrently increased at an astronomical rate. There is a growing demand for organic cannabis, but is there an alternative? Can modern techniques in gene editing, such as CRISPR-Cas9, be viable options
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