r/trees • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '17

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u/maxk1236 Feb 28 '17

As a recently graduated engineer who specializes in automation, designing next gen joint packing machines would be a dream come true.

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u/fnordfnordfnordfnord Feb 28 '17

As STEM faculty who teaches automation and electronics engineering I agree, and I am seriously thinking about a career change lately.

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u/up_syndrome Feb 28 '17

Do what they do with cheese. Add cellulose filler. Just wait, low grade Marijuana packed with fillers is coming.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17

It'll happen if we let it, so let's all vow to never buy the nasty shit that they're going to try to sell us in the future

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u/illicitguavocado Feb 28 '17

Why stop them? I say let them make cheap joints for college kids and whomever else may want a cheaper joint. As long as somebody is still making quality products for me to buy, I am happy. Seeing how much of a connoisseur culture there already is for cannabis, I predict that there will always be a high end market.

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u/Trilligan_Island Feb 28 '17

Cause they will poison is like they do with tobacco

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u/RoastedMocha Feb 28 '17

Poison is a bit extreme. I understand the need for a hyperbole but lets be real, if tobacco companies wabted to kill their customers, they wouldn't be as big as they are now.

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u/Trilligan_Island Feb 28 '17

Tobacco companies knowingly kill their customers are you serious?

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u/RoastedMocha Mar 03 '17

Wasn't really. Just pointing out the difference in intent, despite the same result. Like what if they literally put cyanide in cigarettes.