Re:College students are now smoking more pot than cigarettes
by happyscrappy on Thursday September 03, 2015 @02:00PM
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How on earth can you code on weed? I would get lost in the minutiae of the font.
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Re:College students are now smoking more pot than cigarettes
by GuiA on Thursday September 03, 2015 @02:16PM
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In my experience: you develop a tolerance over time, and as you grow accustomed to how your brain behaves on it, it becomes possible to partake in productive activities (reading, writing, programming, holding up a fairly deep conversation, etc.)
Re:College students are now smoking more pot than cigarettes
by robertfw on Thursday September 03, 2015 @02:47PM
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Strain, dose, method. All have a big impact on whether you're left in a productive state or if it's time to get some chips and netflix
Re:College students are now smoking more pot than cigarettes
by ethanbond on Thursday September 03, 2015 @03:31PM
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And as with any substance (or activity in general), environment matters a lot.
Hanging out on the couch at home? Probably fitting to crash soon.
Out at the park with a book? Read until you realize you're burning.
Re:College students are now smoking more pot than cigarettes
by joslin01 on Thursday September 03, 2015 @03:10PM
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How do you not code while high?!
You get tunnel-vision and become a super-abstract thinker. Code is just made up abstractions and being high often involves vivid, creative imaginations. You combine the two and literally anything is possible and it's awesome.
Re:College students are now smoking more pot than cigarettes
by ethanbond on Thursday September 03, 2015 @03:29PM
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Replace all the "yous" with "I" and the conversation becomes a whole lot clearer (and more factual).
Things affect people differently! It can even affect the same people differently at different times. Sometimes weed helps me to focus on things, other times it puts me on the fritz. Sometimes it wakes me up and others it knocks me out in minutes.