Cannabis Crashes Myths & Truths

[Matanuska Thunder]

Canna nerd alert  
Free book download Cannabis Crashes Myths & Truths

168 pages of stoner reading

 

https://archive.org/details/cannabiscrashes00macdonald

Edited April 24, 2019 by Matanuska Thunder

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can somebody summarize  this please....

 

dot points will do..

 

that's alotta boring reading right there

[Matanuska Thunder]

can somebody summarize  this please....

 

dot points will do..

 

that's alotta boring reading right there

 

•  "More and more research is coming out debunking this mythical link between THC level in the blood and level of impairment."
• "a quantitative threshold for per se laws" based on THC in the blood "cannot be scientifically supported."
•  the level of THC in a driver's blood "does not appear to be an accurate and reliable predictor of impairment."
• Alcohol has a much bigger impact on driving ability than marijuana does, and the practical significance of the cannabis effects measured in experiments is a matter of debate.
• Epidemiological studies that try to measure the crash risk associated with marijuana use are plagued by methodological problems, including inappropriate controls, failure to adequately consider confounding variables, and improper classification of sober drivers as stoned (and vice versa).

 

that's as far as I have gotten so far... 

Edited April 24, 2019 by Matanuska Thunder

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Thanks Matti

[Riyad Brown]

Helpful stuff! Thanks

[higherconversations1]

We just released an informational article on cannabis and driving. We've listed some of the research there. I'll read through the doc you posted too and see how things match up! Might need to do a bit of revision after reading yours.

[Lenore]

Nice find. I look forward to reading it.