To Smoke or Not to Smoke...that is the question

[Its a Plant]

Think about it. Do you really need your short-term memory? Whatever info your brain processes, you'll forget it after a while anyways, regardless of the weed. It's only short-term. Get it? Our brains still have long-term memory, which also isn't damaged by smoking. It's all brain chemistry.

I believe that this other "research" you speak of doesn't exist, and that weed has no negative influence on your memory what-so-ever. ~

Its a Plant Reviewed by Its a Plant on 11-09-2006. To Smoke or Not to Smoke...that is the question I am posting because of curiosity. I'm curious about pot. I guess I could hide my curiosity behind veiled questions and pretend to know what the hell I'm talking about, but to tell the truth, I'm 42 years old, and I've never tried pot before. I'm interested in it now because I've had a shitty year so far, and I'm tired of the pain and being stressed out. I sit here wondering if pot would somehow mellow me out a little, let me relax, and take away some pain. Since January, I've had to Rating: 5

[suhl]

i only skimmed this thread but if you are worried about your memory going from smoking it would take years and years for it to have a dramatic effect, and that would be you like misplacing your keys and shit like and forgetting phone numbers you just heard. and hell you are old enough that by the time it becomes a problem it would probably be happening on its own anyway. one thing old people arent known for is short term memory