Damnit, I promised I wouldn't get involved in this absurd and
off-topic thread, but I've got to set the record straight here:
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Tetsuo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Normal pot doesn't cause hallucinations, exceptions have to be made with
>allergies towards it, or not normal potency pot (artificially enhanced,
>sprayed with lsd, etc...). If both of these factors are not taken in
>consideration, "reefer madness" is a myth, sorry to disappoint you.
Two things:
(1) High dosage marijuana _can_ cause hallucinations, most commonly
auditory, in a significant minority of the population. This is not
an allergy issue, but a sensitivity to particular psychoactive
effects. Not everyone will experience such, but they definitely
are experienced by some.
(2) Marijuana is never laced with LSD. That's a waste of perfectly good
LSD. Heat-vaporization is not a usable means of LSD ingestion, simply
because LSD breaks down at high temperatures.
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