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It is a common experience that "Others (who were straight at the time) have not noticed that I've been stoned (applies to other people who were your friends and would have told you if they'd noticed)" (11%, 9%, 34%, 21%, 14%). This is reported as occurring more frequently by the older users (p < .01). The relationship between educational level and this effect is complex, as presented in Figure 12-4. The differences between the distributions are significant (p <.01). The users were asked to rate the highest level of intoxication at which others have not noticed they were intoxicated. This was primarily the Strong and Very Strong levels (5%, 15%, 27%, 23%, 5%); thus, users can be experiencing a wide variety of powerful effects without outside observers (friends who were straight at the time) being able to notice any differences in their external behavior. Heavy Total users indicate higher levels for this unnoticeability (Very Strong/Maximum) than Moderate and Light Total users (p < .05, overall), as do Users of Psychedelics (p <.05). More drug experience apparently allows the user to appear normal at very high levels of intoxication. The converse of unaltered external behavior is "Others (who were straight at the time) have told me that I act very differently when I'm stoned," an infrequent effect (39%, 23%, 21%, 9%, 3%), which may begin to occur at Very Strong levels of intoxication (2%, 5%, 12%, 19%, 11%). As shown in Figure 12-5, acting noticeably different when intoxicated occurs less frequently than no noticeable differences (p <<.0005), and at higher levels (p <.01). The unawareness of friends that they are intoxicated is often amazing to users; as one informant, a 40-yearold psychologist, put it, "Several times I've gone home stoned, not tremendously so but pretty stoned, and my wife, who knows me incredibly well, hasn't noticed a thing. I stand there seeing all these obvious changes in (3 of 12)4/15/2004 7:16:23 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 12 Figure 12-5 EXTERNAL BEHAVIOR INDICATIVE OF BEING INTOXICATED Note.—For guide to interpreting the "How Stoned" graph, see note on Figure 6-1. my experience, and it's just incredible that she doesn't notice!''1 Given these general qualities of marijuana intoxication on social groupings, namely, a general quieting effect, let us now examine what changes in social interaction are reported when the user chooses to interact with others. QUALITY Ponsford, Chem " represent a novel cannabinoid structure Replacement of pyran 0 by N and ring expansion of ring B by one carbon can retain activity oward various drugs vary tremendously from culture to culture, and this prevailing cultural climate may have a strong effect on the user. Classical Islamic culture, for instance, prohibits the use of alcohol but sanctions marijuana use. Our American culture as a whole believes marijuana produces undesirable and dangerous effects, and <a href="http://sensiseedbank.cannabissativashop.com/commentfairepousserducannabis.htm" title="Commentfairepousserducannabis" alt="Commentfairepousserducannabis" >Commentfairepousserducannabis</a> this knowledge may very well influence an individual user at times, in spite of subcultural support of marijuana smoking. In our culture, feelings of paranoia (e.<br>g.<br>, fear that there may be a policeman watching) are frequent and normal, although experienced users generally treat them rather objectively rather than getting concerned about them in a maladaptive fashion. Personality affects marijuana reactions. Users commonly believe, for example, that authoritarian people, who are not open to new ways of perceiving and thinking, either get no effects at all from smoking marijuana or have very unpleasant effects. They try to maintain their ordinary way of perceiving and thinking against the drug effects. There is a large psychological literature on the way in which personality factors affect reactions to a wide variety of psychoactive drugs other than marijuana.<br> Overall physiological functioning shows very similar patterns in healthy individuals; i.e., their bodily reactions to a given drug are similar enough to not be important. For some drugs and/or for some individuals, however, unique physiological factors might cause special reactions.<br> I know of no solid (4 of 16)4/15/2004 7:02:54 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 2 information on this for marijuana, but it should be kept in mind as a potential source of variability.<br> Learned drug skills are particularly important in marijuana intoxication. A neophyte commonly must use marijuana several times before becoming aware of its effects; he must learn to recognize certain subtle effects that indicate he is intoxicated (see, e.g., Becker, 1953). With increasing experience and contact with other marijuana users, the neophyte learns of other effects that he may try to experience himself and of techniques for controlling his intoxication experience (see Chapter 17). He may learn to reproduce many of the usual effects of intoxication without actually using marijuana, as in "contact highs" (feeling intoxicated just by being with intoxicated companions) or "conditioned highs" (feeling intoxicated to some extent by the action of preparing to use marijuana). Immediate user factors include several factors that assume particular values for hours to days before using a drug, such as mood, expectations as to what will happen, and desires for particular happenings. Mood is particularly important with a drug like marijuana, as many users report the intoxicated state amplifies whatever mood they were in before taking the drug (see Chapter 16). If they were happy, they may become very happy; if they were sad, they may become particularly gloomy.<br> An experimental stu Grow pot plants from cannabis seeds additionally, cultivators have turned to sophisticated technology to cultivate cannabis plants indoors the use of hydroponics growing plants in a nutrient laden solution rather. Cannabis indoors drug amp alcohol addictions research - cannabis addiction - national cannabis products, cannabis seeds, growing cannabis indoors, cannabis cup, and what is cannabis learn about drug. Cannabis addictions research - cannabis addiction flowering time 50 - 56 days yield per m 2 indoors 400 - 450 grams yield per plant outdoors at least 500 grams harvest time outdoors 3rd week of october. Dea programs, marijuana eradication weed seed shop - are you looking for cannabis seeds that are suitable for growing indoors come have a look at our selection of indoor cannabis seeds. ery little reliable knowledge about it. The remainder of the book describes the method and results of the present study as an attempt to answer the question of what marijuana smokers experience. Footnote 1. Technically this is named 1-delta1-trans-THC. Due to an ambiguity in the system for giving chemical names, it is sometimes referred to as 1-delta9-trans-THC in some literature. (back) Chapter 2 (6 of 7)4/15/2004 7:02:27 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 1 Contents | Feedback | Search | DRCNet Library | Schaffer Library The Psychedelic Library | Book Menu | Table of Contents (7 of 7)4/15/2004 7:02:27 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 2 Contents | Feedback | Search DRCNet Library | Schaffer Library The Psychedelic Library | Book Menu | Table of Contents On Being Stoned Charles T. Tart, Ph. D. Chapter 2. The Nature of Drug-Induced States of Consciousness PEOPLE SELDOM do something without a rationale explicitly or implicitly guiding their actions. Although I have tried to avoid theorizing as much as possible in this book, there was a theoretical rationale that led to the initiation of the present study. The theory presented here is applicable to most altered states of consciousness, although this presentation focuses on marijuana intoxication. Application of this theory to more powerful psychedelics, such as LSD, mescaline, or psilocybin, should take account of the fact that an even greater range of effects is potentially available with these drugs than with marijuana. The condition of being under the influence of marijuana—of being in a state of marijuana intoxication—is one of many altered states of consciousness potentially available to man (see Tart, 1969). But what exactly do we mean by a state of consciousness, and more specifically, what do we mean by the particular state of consciousness we call marijuana intoxication? A simple answer to this is that marijuana intoxication is a reorganization of mental functioning that comes about from the ingestion of marijuana. For reasons explained in detail later, however, to define a state of consciousness in terms of its obvious initiating procedure, while "objective" and "operational," can be very misleading. Some people, for example, smoke marijuana and experience no discernible effects; are such people in the same state of consciousness as someone who smokes marijuana and says time goes slowly, sounds are more beautiful, and his body is filled with energy? A state of consciousness is a hypothetical construct invoked to explain certain observed regularities in behavior and experience. That is, we start out by observing a number of people about whose functioning there is something presumably different. Each of these people reports experiences and exhibits behaviors (1 of 16)4/15/2004 7:02:54 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 2 that are unique, a product of the individual's personality and the particular situations we observe him in. If, however, we can discern a certai On this basis Uliss et a1 The Hawaiian Indica by Sensi (and that is the Hawaiian used in the excellent BC Seed Co strain, NL x Hawaiian, as well as the Classics Hawaiian Indica, Hawaiian/Kush) is like a summer day, dreamy. The big buds, that I can identify more readily that any other strain of the fat cola bud type, the pistils are often tinged red, rose, pink, (usually white), are wide round buds, offering great dreamy high and larger than moderate potential yields. Hawaiians indicas, somewhat like Thai indicas/ especially sativas, don't handle stress well, so an already proven environment of conscientious grow room care should be the phase you feel you have evolved to in grow experience. A Hawaiian Indica really adds flesh to small yielding indicas (I would like to see White Widow crossed Hawaiian Indica, I think that might have profound benefits and influences). Hawaiian indicas, in my experience, are good medicine for the spasticity and pain ailments also. Hawaiian Indica used to be more popular 10 years ago, when there was more Hawaiian outdoor available shipped off outside of Hawaii. With the severity of the Marijuana Extermination Program of the USDEA, Hawaiian outdoor is simply not found outside of the former Sandwich Islands these days. -Marc Emery & /"=: ,"=: I"=: o ,Q R ,Q R o C, R = P03H ng came the idea of SOG, which is also called Sea of Green. SOG A SOG set-up can be any size but must maintain a certain overall shape. First of all you need to grow some plants normally first. Wait until you see flowers and then select the nicest female you can 189 find. Take cuttings from this female mother plant and grow the cuttings out until they have roots. When you do take multiple cuttings try to create as many plants as you can fit into your grow set-up. In SOG grows we are looking a 1 plant per square foot or even one plant per 0.10 square feet. So that should be a good estimate as to how many clones you will need. Now, we want to look at pots here first. What we really need are tube shaped pots or pots that have a longer depth than width. You can make these yourself or buy these pots in the store. All we want to do is pack in as many pots with plants as we can into the SOG grow chamber. It is just a big cluster of pots with clones. The clones are planted all at the same time. No more new plants are introduced into the SOG grow room. When they have reached your desired height (keep it small), they should be flowered. Because the clones have been taken from a mother plant, the clones will carry the age of the mother plant with them. Since we took them from a flowering mother they will start to flower as soon as we start 12/12. The final harvest result will be a full canopy of bud, hence the name Sea Of Green. Because you are using clones you only have to grow the clones out for the remainder of their flowering times. This means you can have a large bud quantity turnover ever 2 months. 190 Figure 8.1 - An example of a ScrOG by 'A Merry Caner‘. 191 ScrOG This is like a SOG (Sea of Green) grow except fewer plants are used in conjunction with a screen to fill the grow area out with heavy top colas, hence its name - ScrOG (Screen of Green). This screen is simply a large wire mesh put between your light and the plants (Figures 8.1 and 8.2). Again clones from a female plant are used like in the SOG method, but we allow at least 1 square foot per flowering plant in the ScrOG method. The plants are not flowered until as such time as they have covered the entire mesh with green. As the plants grow up through the wire mesh they are trained and worked around the netting to form a very even canopy. The top colas and side branches are all trained under the screen. 192 Figure 8.2 - Another basic ScrOG grow. Picture by Rattdog. There are many variations of the above two methods. They all still contain the same principles. SOG and ScrOG's were originally set-up to get the most out of poor quality fluorescent lights. Today's growers (since HID's came along) with a 600 watt HID bulb have literally taken these set-ups to a new level. The veteran fluorescent user would line the roof of the shelf or the box with fluorescent tubes to try and get the most out of their grow with this method. Now with HID lights elves may often be more intoxicated than the ones conversing. The Meditators report higher levels of intoxication for wanting to be by themselves (p <.05, overall). Changes in Overt Behavior Figure 12-4 EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AND UNNOTICEABILITY OF INTOXICATION Before considering the more specific ways in which social interaction is altered among intoxicated users, it is of interest to wonder how much an outside (non-intoxicated) observer would notice as different in the actual social interaction of intoxicated users. It is a common experience that "Others (who were straight at the time) have not noticed that I've been stoned (applies to other people who were your friends and would have told you if they'd noticed)" (11%, 9%, 34%, 21%, 14%). This is reported as occurring more frequently by the older users (p < .01). The relationship between educational level and this effect is complex, as presented in Figure 12-4. The differences between the distributions are significant (p <.01). The users were asked to rate the highest level of intoxication at which others have not noticed they were intoxicated. This was primarily the Strong and Very Strong levels (5%, 15%, 27%, 23%, 5%); thus, users can be experiencing a wide variety of powerful effects without outside observers (friends who were straight at the time) being able to notice any differences in their external behavior. Heavy Total users indicate higher levels for this unnoticeability (Very Strong/Maximum) than Moderate and Light Total users (p < .05, overall), as do Users of Psychedelics (p <.05). More drug experience apparently allows the user to appear normal at very high levels of intoxication. The converse of unaltered external behavior is "Others (who were straight at the time) have told me that I act very differently when I'm stoned," an infrequent effect (39%, 23%, 21%, 9%, 3%), which may begin to occur at Very Strong levels of intoxication (2%, 5%, 12%, 19%, 11%). As shown in Figure 12-5, acting noticeably different when intoxicated occurs less frequently than no noticeable differences (p <<.0005), and at higher levels (p <.01). The unawareness of friends that they are intoxicated is often amazing to users; as one informant, a 40-yearold psychologist, put it, "Several times I've gone home stoned, not tremendously so but pretty stoned, and my wife, who knows me incredibly well, hasn't noticed a thing. I stand there seeing all these obvious changes in (3 of 12)4/15/2004 7:16:23 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 12 Figure 12-5 EXTERNAL BEHAVIOR INDICATIVE OF BEING INTOXICATED Note.—For guide to interpreting the "How Stoned" graph, see note on Figure 6-1. my experience, and it's just incredible that she doesn't notice!''1 Given these general qualities of marijuana intoxication on social groupings, namely, a general quieting effect, let us now examine what changes in social interaction are reported when the user chooses to interact with others. 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This routinely gathers a large number of arrests, but the American Civil Liberties Union claims illegal search and seizure on all of these arrests and most are actually dismissed because of their illegal character.13 Another large proportion of the arrestees were apprehended in a public place—21 percent of the adults and 35 percent of the juveniles. Public arrests are often the consequence of "stop and frisk" procedures, the suspect supposedly having given the arresting officer "probable cause" to be searched. Obviously, much of the same police conduct occurs with public arrests as those which take place in the automobile of the suspect. The remaining third or so (35 percent for adults; 29 percent for juveniles) of the arrests took place in a private place, most likely a house or apartment.14 Most of the "systematic" arrests, i.e., those which result from the work of an undercover agent or an informer, take place in a private establishment. However, probably most of these "private" arrests are also a result of accident. A common sequence of events is as follows: "... a person gets in bad company, or ends up at an address where they (the police) have some information about a loud party, and they go there and they smell marijuana smoke, and four or five, six, perhaps seven, people are arrested and complaints are issued and these people are charged with the crime of marijuana."15 Obviously, the tactic used in law enforcement will influence the kind of suspect arrested; a change in methods will result in the capture of a different sort of person. Who gets arrested and who doesn't when arrests take place by accident or patrol harassment? It seems clear that because of their sheer numbers, these methods are likely to result in the arrest of a great many mere users. The frequent user-petty seller is vulnerable to arrest, simply because he is around marijuana most of the time, and any random moment he is approached by the police will find him possessing incriminating evidence. The large-scale dealer who does not use is highly unlikely to be arrested if random patrol methods are employed if he disposes of his goods quickly. In fact, since nearly all fairly regular marijuana smokers have a supply on hand for their own use, the prevailing arrest tactics are most likely to snare users; medium-to high-level dealers who have marijuana on hand continuously are only slightly more likely to be arrested than the regular user—who also has marijuana on hand most of the time, although generally, a smaller amount. The present enforcement methods, not being designed to arrest the dealer, are unlikely to make a dent in the source of the drug and will only result in feelings of injustice among users who are arrested, since the seriousness of the crime bears a scant relationship to detection and arrest. In fact, since the ratio of undetected to detected crimes i Here's a great tip for you people just starting out. Don’t get caught in the hype about how great Sensi, Serious, Sagarmatha and Greenhouse are. They are very good but they are just very good commercial pot. The strains have been around in some form or other for 5 to 10 years and lots of them have lost their original zip. However... some of the new ones by NCGA tip the scales at excellent. Blue Widow is more powerful and has much better high than Sags Blueberry and Greenhouse white widow. Stoneblue absolutely destroys the original Stonehedge and Blueberry that it was made from. Stronger, sweeter with bigger buds that still have distinct blueberry. The reason NCGA´s strains are so much better is because of hybrid vigor. Not to mention their price is much much better. -Merry Gary. C(CH3), (CH 3)2N {I OCH 2C(CH3h • + 6 iona 6 & R 221 222 223 R =CH(CH3)CH(CH3)CsHu Chart 4 22) 7-hydroxy-tl6-THC (71) is prepared'" in excellent yield from tll~7)_THC (13) & R 221 222 223 R =CH(CH3)CH(CH3)CsHu Chart 4 </p> <h2> vente cannabis -- Sunday, March 09, 2014 10:53:14 PM </h2> rssfeed%2 <h2> yhs-mystartdefault </h2> <p><img border="2" src="/images/Graffix-Bong-With-A-Light.jpg" alt=" Staggerednodesonhempplants" style="float: center" > These were acetylated after removal of the tetrahydropyranyl (THP) protecting group to give 87 and then subjected to allylic rearrangement and reduction to form 71 THC's are two metabolites that have been identified in man , 64,892 (1975) MgX • CH=CCH2Br • H Pd/C/H2 • Chart 4 <img border="2" src="/images/Medical-Cannabis.jpg" alt=" Ganga" style="float: center" > <div align="center"> These were acetylated after removal of the tetrahydropyranyl (THP) protecting group to give 87 and then subjected to allylic rearrangement and reduction to form 71</div> rugs, any area of the car, in fact, that they don't have to break into. This routinely gathers a large number of arrests, but the American Civil Liberties Union claims illegal search and seizure on all of these arrests and most are actually dismissed because of their illegal character.13 Another large proportion of the arrestees were apprehended in a public place—21 percent of the adults and 35 percent of the juveniles. Public arrests are often the consequence of "stop and frisk" procedures, the suspect supposedly having given the arresting officer "probable cause" to be searched. Obviously, much of the same police conduct occurs with public arrests as those which take place in the automobile of the suspect. The remaining third or so (35 percent for adults; 29 percent for juveniles) of the arrests took place in a private place, most likely a house or apartment.14 Most of the "systematic" arrests, i.e., those which result from the work of an undercover agent or an informer, take place in a private establishment. However, probably most of these "private" arrests are also a result of accident. A common sequence of events is as follows: "... a person gets in bad company, or ends up at an address where they (the police) have some information about a loud party, and they go there and they smell marijuana smoke, and four or five, six, perhaps seven, people are arrested and complaints are issued and these people are charged with the crime of marijuana."15 Obviously, the tactic used in law enforcement will influence the kind of suspect arrested; a change in methods will result in the capture of a different sort of person. Who gets arrested and who doesn't when arrests take place by accident or patrol harassment? It seems clear that because of their sheer numbers, these methods are likely to result in the arrest of a great many mere users. The frequent user-petty seller is vulnerable to arrest, simply because he is around marijuana most of the time, and any random moment he is approached by the police will find him possessing incriminating evidence. The large-scale dealer who does not use is highly unlikely to be arrested if random patrol methods are employed if he disposes of his goods quickly. In fact, since nearly all fairly regular marijuana smokers have a supply on hand for their own use, the prevailing arrest tactics are most likely to snare users; medium-to high-level dealers who have marijuana on hand continuously are only slightly more likely to be arrested than the regular user—who also has marijuana on hand most of the time, although generally, a smaller amount. The present enforcement methods, not being designed to arrest the dealer, are unlikely to make a dent in the source of the drug and will only result in feelings of injustice among users who are arrested, since the seriousness of the crime bears a scant relationship to detection and arrest. In fact, since the ratio of undetected to detected crimes i m made accurate reporting favor the users' self-interest.<br> Third, a validity scale, described in the next section, was used to eliminate overly careless or bizarre questionnaires from the analysis.<br> While eventual replication of the present results by others is the final test of validity, the above steps, plus my knowledge of marijuana intoxication acquired from pilot subjects and informants, gives me confidence that the present results are reasonably accurate. Validity Scale Fourteen of the 220 items constituted a validity scale. These were descriptions, scattered randomly through the questionnaire, of "possible effects" which I had never heard of or had heard of only extremely rarely, which seemed extremely unlikely to occur, and (one) which had been used in studies of hypnosis as a validity item (Orne, 1959).<br> No single improbable answer can necessarily disqualify a questionnaire, because the respondent may actually have experienced an improbable effect. The a priori decision was made to disqualify any questionnaire with six or more positive responses on the validity scale, as this would be an extremely improbable occurrence, warranting suspicion. The 14 items of the validity scale, together with the percentages of the 150 final respondents4 rating each frequency category, are shown in Table 3-1. The a priori rules for counting an answer as a point on the validity scale are indicated by the boxes around certain response categories for each item. For example, if a user answered item 26 by circling Very Often, it would count a point on the validity scale, but not if he circled Never, Rarely, or Sometimes. For the 150 questionnaires used for analysis, the mean validity scale score was only 1.5, so the final group of users did not show a bizarre patterning of answers on this scale, and we may presume they (7 of 10)4/15/2004 7:03:26 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 3 were careful in filling out their questionnaires. DISTRIBUTION OF QUESTIONNAIRES Because of the severe legal penalties attached to the <a href="http://sensiseedbank.cannabissativashop.com/bowls_and_bongs_com.htm" title="Bowls And Bongs Com" alt="Bowls And Bongs Com" >Bowls And Bongs Com</a> possession, use, or sale of marijuana it was important to assure the users' anonymity in order to get any returned questionnaires. The distribution technique consisted of my handing large stacks of questionnaires to students and acquaintances whom I thought might be marijuana smokers and/or who might have friends who were marijuana smokers, and asking them to keep passing them on to other users. This worked very well. Many times students walked into my office and asked for more to pass out. In this way I had no names of anyone and could not even tell if the people I thought were smokers actually filled out a questionnaire.<br> Users who completed the questionnaire simply put it in the attached, stamped return envelope and mailed it to me. Data Reduction All properly filled out and acceptable questionnaires returned by a cut-off date several months after distribution were coded onto IBM cards and magnetic tape for later proces </p> <h2> yhs-mystartdefault</h2> <p> Preliminary pharmacological results showed the mixture to be active 4) that normal cannabidiol (n·CBD, 12) and abnormal cannabidiol (abn-CBD, 14) were formed first and in a ratio of 1:2 Catalytic reduction of 229 gavea diastereomeric mixture of amines 230 Graines de cannabis sensi seeds amp white label seed campany cannabis indicaquot - related terms and sources. Cannabis indica with its ability to import cannabis indica cannabis from hindu-stan abruptly curtailed, america was forced to turn to its domestically grown cannabis americana for its medical. Cannabis breeding - cannabis seeds search results. Aamc cannabis strains, genetics, indicasativa content, potency mission patient resources medical uses news recipes search message board contribute links contact cannabis strains, genetics, indicasativa. of controlling factors that will maximize the probability of a "good trip" or a "bad trip." If all the controlling factors take one or the other of the extreme values, success in manifesting the potential effects that constitute a "good" or "bad" trip is highly likely. If some factors take on "good trip" values and others "bad trip" values, the outcome is (6 of 16)4/15/2004 7:02:54 AM On Being Stoned - Chapter 2 uncertain. Feedback Modification of Intoxication It should be stressed that the user is not a passive object to which a certain configuration of controlling factors can be applied and, as a consequence, certain results will automatically manifest. The user is monitoring his own state of consciousness; he may deliberately seek to intensify the effects of certain factors and diminish those of others in order to obtain effects he considers desirable. This applies both to specific effects and the level of intoxication. If a room is depressing, the (free) user will leave it. He may select music that will remind him of (and thereby induce) certain experiences, or he may seek out companions more intoxicated than himself in order to raise his level of intoxication by means of a "contact high" (see Chapter 17). The effects of all controlling factors are constantly subject to modification by the actions of the user.3 Variability over Time Any or all of the above controlling factors may vary from one period of intoxication to the next, and many are likely to vary considerably over longer time periods. While long-term factors may generally stay relatively constant for a given user, they can change; as when the user associates with a new subculture. For example, many students who have used marijuana extensively get interested in meditation and, once associated with a formal meditative discipline, are often told that the "spiritual" experiences they have had with marijuana are unreal and diversionary, so that they no longer value such sorts of experience. The increasing skill in control and wider range of possible effects as a drug user becomes more experienced are particularly important. A given user taking marijuana for the tenth time is, in many ways, a very different person from when he took it for the first time. THE LEVEL OF INTOXICATION In the previous discussion, we have treated marijuana intoxication as something that is simply present or absent; but, in fact, it may be present in various degrees, from the lowest degree possible for a user to recognize that he is intoxicated, up to the maximum level of intoxication he may obtain. Variation in level from time to time constitutes another source of variability, as well as being of interest in its own right. In studying drug-induced states of consciousness, it is tempting to assume that the level of intoxication is specified by the dosage of the drug, and this has been done in most laboratory studies. 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