Botany Of Desire : Cannabis [2/2]

The human desire for intoxication may have transformed a pygmy weed into one of the most valuable crops in the world. But in a kind of co-evolutionary quid pro quo that is as fascinating as it is surprising, the plant has in turn enabled us to unlock some of the deepest secrets of our own brains.

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[teasnax]

no, it costs so much because it is ILLEGAL.

"if cannabis were legal, it would cost no more than celery."

~ The late, great Jack Herer.

no 1 said it here, but i will. use of the M-word needs to end! even though it was used here, i am glad that cannabis was used more [no pun intended].

i never saw this complete, so i don't know if the part of "learning about the chemistry of feelings" was left out [from the book], but that is a huge point. reports from the autistic community point to this!

[imDEnZeLLxsbm]

THC for EVERYONE !!!

[dean5371]

the plants you are growing or the woman growing them they are shit you produce shit pot i can grow better weed than that with a 50 quid light and a oscalating fan

[matthockleeyvictoria]

@ 10:33 what's that strain?

[gizzytiersen]

Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mindish. It would be great to selectively wipe the memory. Cannabis never seemed to do it for me. I remember with clarity the paranoia. Not my drug of choice

[mreisma]

the ending was enlightening

[WeedPeaceSerenity]

I really enjoyed this. thanks a lot for posting :)

[randywashere]

So pretty much the girl plant being Horney gets us high lmao

[flowboard04]

Awesome

[andrewpyrah]

For anyone whos interested the coffeeshop was Homegrown Fantasy