>Heres why we dont have more answers to pots effects-and why that   
   >might change soon.   
   >   
   >Whatever happens November 8, marijuana won. Its hit an all time high   
   >in popularity-60 percent of Americans now support legalization. That   
   >handily beats both major-party candidates in favorability. Twenty-five   
   >states and Washington, DC have already legalized it for medical use.   
   >And come election day, nine states will decide whether to loosen laws   
   >further (five voting on legalization, four more on medical use).   
   >   
   >The psychoactive plant is no longer the gateway drug of deadbeats and   
   >loafers; its becoming acceptable socially and politically. And with   
   >the public opinion that its largely harmless, users have stoked hopes   
   >that it can safely and effectively treat a range of medical ailments,   
   >from chronic pain and migraines to epilepsy and autism   
   >   
   >http://arstechnica.com/science/2016/11/studying-marijuana-remains-a-drag/   
      
   This whole article sounds doobious.   
      
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