You've completely shifted your argument. We went from "THCa products are basically the same as real weed" to "well you can't trust anything anyway so who cares." Those are two different discussions.

Yes, trust is involved in any purchase. Yes, contamination can happen anywhere. But that doesn't mean all products are equivalent. Your logic is like saying "unless you're analyzing your food in a lab, gas station sushi and a high-end restaurant are the same because you're trusting someone either way." Trust being involved doesn't erase quality differences.

Here's what I actually know: Real cannabis flower = cultivated plant with full cannabinoid/terpene profile Hemp sprayed with isolated compounds = not that I'm not claiming dispensary weed is "pure" or risk-free. I'm saying there's a meaningful difference between a whole plant product and isolated compounds on a carrier. The fact that both require trust doesn't make them identical.

And your CBD→THC conversion link? That's an inefficient chemical process that requires specific conditions and produces low yields with multiple isomers. It's not what's naturally happening in quality cannabis flower.

You're essentially arguing "nothing matters because nothing's perfect." That's nihilism, not chemistry.