Impossible. Homeless guy down the street told me it cured cancer and was harmless.

Has someone checked on Grapesoda?

Great news. The people we don't want having kids, aren't having kids. This is effectively Eugenics and as American as apple pie.

MJ20/20 said:

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Great news. The people we don't want having kids, aren't having kids. This is effectively Eugenics and as American as apple pie.

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Fertility rates are probably less affected by THC than by obesity of both females & males. The absence of self discipline among Americans of all ages will ultimately sink our culture.

flyrancher said:

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MJ20/20 said:

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Great news. The people we don't want having kids, aren't having kids. This is effectively Eugenics and as American as apple pie.

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Fertility rates are probably less affected by THC than by obesity of both females & males. The absence of self discipline among Americans of all ages will ultimately sink our culture.

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The munchies!

Can anyone suggested an acronym converter?

flyrancher said:

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MJ20/20 said:

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Great news. The people we don't want having kids, aren't having kids. This is effectively Eugenics and as American as apple pie.

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Fertility rates are probably less affected by THC than by obesity of both females & males. The absence of self discipline among Americans of all ages will ultimately sink our culture.

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The absence of self discipline will sink just about anything. Maybe our culture i so complacent and soft that it needs to be sunk.

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Just one of the many factors leading to lower birth rates and increased autism. Maybe other long term health issues we dont even know about. I wonder if this could be tracked in states that have lax laws against its use?

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Falling fertility rates are driven largely by one, obesity (by far the biggest factor and why fertility rates are dropping much faster in developed countries which have higher rates of obesity) and two, the ubiquitous exposure to plastics and some of their byproducts.

Everything else is such a distant factor behind those as to effectively be irrelevant.

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Fat girls get knocked up all the time. And, I'll put "micro-plastics" on the same level as global warming, acid rain, and polar bears going extinct.

Alcohol and tobacco are a real issue, but I'm not buying the leftist "micro-plastic" crap.

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The data on obesity and infertility/pregnancy complications is as extensive as it gets. Miscarriage rates and female BMI show a direct correlation in every study ever done on the matter, for example.

With respect to plastics, some of the claims particularly those around cancer do seem to be overstated based on what we currently know. But there is a significant amount of literature showing pretty notable effects on the ability to conceive based on measured levels of certain microplastics. And we know beyond much doubt they do impact hormone regulation above certain levels, so it only stands to reason they likely impact fertility.

Also, not sure why you'd label concerns over plastics "leftist". Especially since some of the loudest voices on the issue are coming from the right these days.

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Gonna nitpick a point on SARSCoV2 and the vaccine

Some of us believe the vaccine was more dangerous than the SARS-CoV-2 strains going around at the time the vaccine was being pushed, particularly in those young and relatively healthy. Please don't pretend the arguments about vaccine mandates, such as Medicare's mandate effective in Dec 2021, don't have any nuance to them.

I just keep seeing Jeff Spicoli.

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Just one of the many factors leading to lower birth rates and increased autism. Maybe other long term health issues we dont even know about. I wonder if this could be tracked in states that have lax laws against its use?

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Falling fertility rates are driven largely by one, obesity (by far the biggest factor and why fertility rates are dropping much faster in developed countries which have higher rates of obesity) and two, the ubiquitous exposure to plastics and some of their byproducts.

Everything else is such a distant factor behind those as to effectively be irrelevant.

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And I read an article recently claiming 90 % of the microplastics are related to gloves. Have you seen that?

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There always has to be a boogeyman and THC is it!!

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By boogeyman, do you mean it cuts into big pharma's bottom line?

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There always has to be a boogeyman and THC is it!!

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Its just a study from Duke, if you dont like it then ignore it. It damages DNA in sperm and maybe has a link to Autism. Its not a "boogeyman"

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There always has to be a boogeyman and THC is it!!

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Its just a study from Duke, if you dont like it then ignore it. It damages DNA in sperm and maybe has a link to Autism. Its not a "boogeyman"

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You are also heavily twisting this study based on a short social media clip. They even go on to say the effects they believe they are seeing are not permanent. Cutting off usage for a few months should remove any supposed affects of THC.

This is also a single study with no peer review. I haven't seen the full breakdown of all the other factors affecting the participants. What is their exercise routine? What is their diet? What is their age? Race? Who paid for the study?

Forgive us if we don't declare a 2 minute clip from the internet as Gospel.

I'll tell the parents I know with worthless kids on the couch everything is okay because a Texags guy says it is.

OK, that thumbnail was on purpose, right

Am I the only one having impure thoughts?

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There always has to be a boogeyman and THC is it!!

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Its just a study from Duke, if you dont like it then ignore it. It damages DNA in sperm and maybe has a link to Autism. Its not a "boogeyman"

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You are also heavily twisting this study based on a short social media clip. They even go on to say the effects they believe they are seeing are not permanent. Cutting off usage for a few months should remove any supposed affects of THC.

This is also a single study with no peer review. I haven't seen the full breakdown of all the other factors affecting the participants. What is their exercise routine? What is their diet? What is their age? Race? Who paid for the study?

Forgive us if we don't declare a 2 minute clip from the internet as Gospel.

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Well, it doesn't take a genius to know that THC is a powerful substance

It's not any different than alcohol or a lot of other substances

There is a threshold that is probably OK if it's your thing.

Alcohol is not good for you in any quantity. THC is not good for you in any quantity for a normal healthy person. Tobacco smoke is not good for you in any quantity.

That said we all live our lives. I drink pretty hard once or twice a month. I smoke a cigar a couple times a week. I've never turned down a hit. I'm pretty fond of cocaine a few times a year.

That said I'm not gonna come on here and get my panties all in a wad if somebody tells me it's not good for you

It's obviously not and you just gotta pick and choose.

The potheads that want to convince everyone it's special and good for you are idiots. The entirety of Oregon smells like ******* because of you guys.

Put this on top of the current problems of weed induced scromiting and schizophrenia ERs are navigating. Check out YouTube of all the crying mommies testimonies of THC turning their kid schizophrenic.

Don't forget that weed is what all mass shooters have in common.

Doctors have no idea, the brain is virtually unknown territory.

The only people who think marijuana is completely safe are the ones who are using it.

Average age of women's first child has crept up to high 20's , greater than 31 for asian women. Less time, older more tired women. Imo, single greatest factor.

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I'll tell the parents I know with worthless kids on the couch everything is okay because a Texags guy says it is.

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Tell the parents a guy from TexAgs said they are ****ing worthless and ****ty parents.

Weed.

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samurai_science said:

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Burpelson said:

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There always has to be a boogeyman and THC is it!!

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Its just a study from Duke, if you dont like it then ignore it. It damages DNA in sperm and maybe has a link to Autism. Its not a "boogeyman"

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You are also heavily twisting this study based on a short social media clip. They even go on to say the effects they believe they are seeing are not permanent. Cutting off usage for a few months should remove any supposed affects of THC.

This is also a single study with no peer review. I haven't seen the full breakdown of all the other factors affecting the participants. What is their exercise routine? What is their diet? What is their age? Race? Who paid for the study?

Forgive us if we don't declare a 2 minute clip from the internet as Gospel.

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Wil cutting off usage for a couple of months reverse this child's autism?

Stoners bring so much to our culture, really sad hearing this

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Has someone checked on Grapesoda?

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He checked himself into a fertility clinic.

What child?

Lol... yet another person who watched a short clip regarding a study, about which they know nothing, and now takes the responses to it as Gospel.

Posting about this definitely brings out the daggers from the stoners. It seems like everyone I know that has struggled to get pregnant, the would be dad smoked a large amount of weed or are regular THC user. Anecdotal I know, but still. THC users always have so many excuses and blame shift. Yes other things are also bad.

Read Alex Berenson's book 'Tell your Children.' It is a well sourced book and very eye opening.

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I'm not a scientist nor have I completed a legitimate study but the only people I know with a worthless, unmotivated, under performing 25-35 year old hanging around the house have the same cause. Marijuana.

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That's the symptom, not the problem.

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Infection_Ag11 said:

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Just one of the many factors leading to lower birth rates and increased autism. Maybe other long term health issues we dont even know about. I wonder if this could be tracked in states that have lax laws against its use?

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Falling fertility rates are driven largely by one, obesity (by far the biggest factor and why fertility rates are dropping much faster in developed countries which have higher rates of obesity) and two, the ubiquitous exposure to plastics and some of their byproducts.

Everything else is such a distant factor behind those as to effectively be irrelevant.

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And I read an article recently claiming 90 % of the microplastics are related to gloves. Have you seen that?

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You read an article? Well damn, you must know what the study really said.

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What child?

Lol... yet another person who watched a short clip regarding a study, about which they know nothing, and now takes the responses to it as Gospel.

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You said "Cutting off usage for a few months should remove any supposed affects of THC." My question is if that will reverse the autism attributed to daddy doping?

So I need to stop buying rope and shirts made out of hemp? Some hippie convinced me to do just that in the 90s at the Houston International Festival. He even convinced me Thomas Jefferson grew pot.

Anyone remember those folks? "It's natural man…it's from the Earth."

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Impossible. Homeless guy down the street told me it cured cancer and was harmless.

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Homeless people aren't smoking much weed. They're on everything else including alcohol. Lol

i just want to know who is funding huberman. He goes out of his way to try and convince his audience that he isnt on some vendetta against cannabis users, but the frequency and conclusion of his research suggests otherwise.