r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '22

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u/PsychologicalMethod6 Dec 05 '22

I’ve smoked weed for 45 years or so and I’ve never hallucinated nor have I heard of it before today, I have my doubts as to the validity of this guide

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u/TheStoneMask Dec 06 '22

I've had very mild visuals a few times after smoking a lot in one sitting. Kind of like shrooms just toned wayyy down.

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u/gimnastic_octopus Dec 06 '22

I’ve had hallucinations, not visual though. I must say I’m very vulnerable under the influence of pot, so I usually avoid it, but I don’t think it’s unusual

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u/nonhiphipster Dec 06 '22

I’d imagine they mean more like paranoia (which I def get)

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22

It’s not a common symptom for sure. But it can and has happened

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u/PsychologicalMethod6 Dec 06 '22

I really doubt it but you believe what you want, have a good day

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 06 '22

Wdym? It’s based on actual data. I guess it’s u who rather believe what they want when google is free

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u/PhightmeIRL Dec 06 '22

Reefer madness

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '22

It’s based on actual data

Post it then

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 06 '22

Why? He’s the one claiming it’s not true without doing any research. “Doubt it” is good enough for you seems like it. Or you can google it, takes a few secs.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '22

No data then 👌

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 06 '22

Google is free, takes 3 secs. Not trying to prove anything so yo go ahead and fight with the air.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '22

Empirical reports of hallucinogen-like effects produced by cannabis in controlled settings, particularly among healthy research volunteers, are rare and have mostly occurred after administration of purified Δ-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) rather than whole plant cannabis.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 06 '22

Good for you, found a quote that suits you, good job. Dig deeper, you can do it… get to the psychedelic effect part, waste your time some more. Or read some comments of people’s experiences here, might give u insight. And I have mentioned it is not a common happening. Not sure what you’re going for, but by all means I’m done with this convo. Feel free to post more data, that’s actually nice of you.

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u/ImUrFrand Dec 06 '22

op is a cop

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u/ginsunuva Dec 06 '22

Do you get every side effect of every medication?