• @SchmidtGenetics
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    1 year ago

    Further on they clarify……

    In a prior study, the researchers also assessed driving ability during a simulation, and notably they found that daily cannabis consumers had an average five times the THC concentration in their blood after the 30-minute mark compared to occasional users—yet the latter group “showed evidence of decrement in their driving skills, whereas that wasn’t statistically significant in the daily users

    They aren’t cherry picking anything. They are pointing out the current legislation doesn’t know what the hell they are doing. They specify daily users don’t suffer the same detriment recreation users do, that’s a significant diversion from previous assumptions (passed of as scientific studies).

    • @Mr_Blott
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      showed evidence of decrement

      And

      wasn’t statistically significant

      Can be a difference of 0.1 whatever, however you want to skew it

      It’s a toilet-paper article

      Who said cannabis fucks up your critical thinking skills lol

      • @SchmidtGenetics
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        The article summarizes multiple different studies that are hyperlinked within……

        Feel free to read the studies yourself and educate yourself first if you want to nitpick the information.

        For non-daily users, yes it apparently does, and you are currently being a prime example of that, your critical thinking is severely lacking in this article comprehension.

        Funny enough this “garbage article” even explains how one isn’t a perfect study since it was relying on people to be honest.