Anonymous #2 said:
Anonymous #14 said:
Anonymous #2 said: So I decided to keep away from weed and generally formed an opinion that people doing intellectual work should not smoke weed regularly. (based on personal experience).
So, based on your personal experience with weed, you have formed an opinion that all other people should not do intellectual work while smoking weed regularly?
Do you have any idea of how retarded that sounds? 
What do you propose that i base my opinion on shit without having tried it? You know how retarded that sounds?
I propose that you don't base your opinion of what other people would experience while high on weed based on your personal experience of the same.
Is this concept really that difficult to understand? 
Anonymous #2 said: I knew that there are going to be "i can handle it" backlash when I wrote the original post, and how retarded does that sound, basing opinions on how it affects yo, right, right? 
WTF did you expect, people posting objective scientific papers on how cannabis affect people differently based on genetic makeup of the subject, kind of cannabis and THC / Cannabinoid ratio e.t.c.?
Obviously, some people can do "intellectual" work while high, and others cannot--to say that just because you cannot, then neither can anybody else, is ridiculous on an incredibly large amount of levels.
Anonymous #2 said: EDIT: And I did't say that people should't do intellectual work when they smoke cannabis regularly, I said that people that do intellectual work should not smoke cannabis regularly, big difference, and I stand by my statement.
And some people get by fine getting high regularly and doing intellectual work.
BTW, I don't see the difference between "people should't do intellectual work when they smoke cannabis regularly and "people that do intellectual work should not smoke cannabis regularly".
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