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According to the article, “Most of the volunteers had a relative with a history of drinking problems too.”
Gee, I wonder how many of the “heavy weed users” we’re NOT also heavy drinkers. Also, how many were actually alcoholics, given they’re descendants of alcoholics and therefore genetically prone. Because I don’t need a study to tell you that alcoholics, people with addictive disorders in general, are less likely to succeed in life. That’s not to say they CAN’T succeed…they just have an uphill battle because first they have to overcome addiction.
I smell a flawed study trying to stop the legalization efforts through “misinterpreted data”.
According to the article, “Most of the volunteers had a relative with a history of drinking problems too.”
Gee, I wonder how many of the “heavy weed users” we’re NOT also heavy drinkers. Also, how many were actually alcoholics, given they’re descendants of alcoholics and therefore genetically prone. Because I don’t need a study to tell you that alcoholics, people with addictive disorders in general, are less likely to succeed in life. That’s not to say they CAN’T succeed…they just have an uphill battle because first they have to overcome addiction.
I smell a flawed study trying to stop the legalization efforts through “misinterpreted data”.
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