WAKE AND BAKE
While researching the pros of medical marijuana use, I came across a new study published in the Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology that claims marijuana intoxication does not adversely impact decision-making.

According to the clinical trial data at New York State's Psychiatric Institute and Columbia University, marijuana users performed tasks (even though it took them longer) as accurately after having smoked cannabis as they did when they were sober.
What ... are these researchers, high?
Just reading the report, I got all fuzzy and couldn't decide what I wanted to write about.
It's been four hours since I started this blog.
But, I wanted to make the point that ... uh ... hum
Currently, nine U.S. states that allow for the use of marijuana for medical purposes are Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.
(Photo: Almogaver)

According to the clinical trial data at New York State's Psychiatric Institute and Columbia University, marijuana users performed tasks (even though it took them longer) as accurately after having smoked cannabis as they did when they were sober.
What ... are these researchers, high?
Just reading the report, I got all fuzzy and couldn't decide what I wanted to write about.
It's been four hours since I started this blog.
But, I wanted to make the point that ... uh ... hum
Currently, nine U.S. states that allow for the use of marijuana for medical purposes are Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.
(Photo: Almogaver)
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