This is an interesting article. I’d like to see more research done into the consumption habits of the youth that are being affected. The article touches on potency from flower being above 25%, which is higher yield than we’ve previously had, even since legalization in Canada. But I think the bigger factors here are possibly two fold. First being how THC is being consumed. I’ve noticed younger and newer consumers trending towards vapes. They have a much higher THC concentration. Live resins around 70-85%, distillate up to 92% and diamonds going to 99%. And people absolutely fly through these carts. Second being where is the product coming from. Is this legally regulated with the limits in place, or is coming from the grey market where you can get up to 1-2k mg of THC in a single gummy? Overall a concerning trend, but something that needs to be looked into deeper as to where the root cause is. I highly doubt it’s solely from dry flower.

Game is “Ys Origin”

This is such an ill informed and disgusting comment. It comes from a place of media propaganda. Germany is having an issue with the AfD, yes, but the rest of the world is also struggling with far right extremism and its rise to power again. Go to Germany, you’ll change your outlook on the people, the culture, and hopefully regret the blanket statement you just made.

I agree with the fed on this. So many growers with varied ways of drying and handling that impact the overall final quality of bud. There should be a set standard to minimize mould and rot while also promoting less use of radiation to “sterilize”

“Against The Storm” is the “best city builder” according to the author, for those curious but don’t want the bait.

Hard to say, considering Xi secured a 3rd term with a dog and pony show of party support. Also hilarious that you’d use a comparison like familial dynasties for the US from China of all places.