Anti-sophist
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Did they have cannabis in Roman times?
"Hey, Pliny, wanna smoke a BLVNT?"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabis_(drug)#Cognitive_effectsCognitive effects
- Short or long-term psychosis/schizophrenic disorders that begin in some young users [33]
- Varying amounts of paranoia and anxiety in some users (usually when overdosed or anxious before use)[34]
- Some studies report the loss of coordination and distorted sense of time in some users[35], while others fail to find effects on time perception and reaction time. [36]
- Impairment of short-term memory in some heavy users (7 cigarettes a week and more) [37]
- Auditory or visual hallucinations at high doses in some users[38]
- Increased mental activity, like metacognition and introspective or meditative states of mind in most users[39]
- Relaxation or stress reduction in some users[citation needed]
- Entheogenesis (e.g. per Rastafarian users, more "Jah-Vibrations") in some users[40]
I have been able to view the forum, yet I have never joined, so they are open to public viewing now, at least as of yesterday they were.
TAM
Did they have cannabis in Roman times?
"Hey, Pliny, wanna smoke a BLVNT?"
1. Korey Rowe, and the fact that he once admitted in an interview that Loose Change contains false information that was intentionally left in the film. Dylan Avery himself expressed embarassment at Rowe's remarks and had another poster suspended on the spot for even mentioning this in discussion. If I remember correctly, the entire thread was eventually deleted as if it had never occurred.
Yes. They had a fine strain called Roman Red. You must not have studied the history of the world much.