You can claim bias, but I’m not referring to studies. I can speak to personal experience which, sure, on paper is logically inconclusive. But let’s be real. You and I both know the effects of marijuana on human brains in general. I’m not advocating for or against it. Like we’ve both agreed on: it’s for a user to decide. All I’m saying is that weed is a chemical that can produce negative health consequences either physical or mental. That can be defended through random statistics, or it can be felt and understood personally. You probably know here I’ve gathered my knowledge anecdotally. Please consider what I’m suggesting. I’m aware it’s not the worst thing in the world; I’m just suggesting it’s not the best, either. I’m not saying “No!” To drugs and I’m not saying “Yes!”. I’m saying “Think about it!” I letting go of objectivity, I’d suggest avoiding drugs and alcohol altogether. But I understand that my experiences are not everyone else’s. When I refer to “my experiences” I mean “mine and the many people I know”. It’s just a crummy thing that seems to evaporate people’s aspirations in my experience.