> >weed makes you question societal paradigms and teaches you to think for yourself no it doesnt, it just helps you focus intently on things. and that's only a specific strain that stimulates the brain. its up to the individual whether or not they will learn new paradigms or "think for themselves" i was a chronic weed smoker for many years and i've given it up for years now, i wouldnt recommend it as a frequent habit for anyone. it ruins your drive, memory, dreams, and lowers your general cognition the more you use it. it easily becomes a crutch "ah i cant be creative without it" but that's bullshit, and you are just addicted. the one good thing about it though, is that the addiction is only mental and not physical. in comparison, nicotine cravings can actually physically torment you in negative ways. whereas weed won't, making it much easier to quit if you really wish to.
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