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Message: [QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 3948928, member: 9260"] 1. delta-9 ('thc') was first discovered and isolated in the 1960s by a scientist in israel. now, we are up to something like 113 identified components in cannabis. original, unscrewed with cannabis naturally had roughly 8-13% thc. ask former Presidents Washington and Jefferson aboot those. 2. former President Trump signed the 2018 Farm Bill, 'legalizing' hemp, with the definition 'not more than 0.3% thc concentration.' hemp was the worlds biggest crop up until the late 1800s. cannabis/hemp is the highest biomass cultivated plant on earth. think seeds for mush, gruel, etc. think 'paper' for documents. think cloth - 'canvas.' think a whole bunch of other stuff. dupont chemical got worried in the 1930s aboot bud screwing up the business opportunities for their new oil derived products commonly known as plastics. 3. 0.3% thc is still thc. delta 8 profiles with delta 9 thc-like components, tho not technically delta 9. the Farm Bill and most world enabling legislation specifically uses the language 'delta 9' as the reference point. 3. recent lab bud can hit 30% thc levels. very dangerous. too much thc, individually dependent, triggers psychosis. overload. paranoia will destroya. [MEDIA=youtube]KuNq-CiuO9M[/MEDIA] 4. edibles are mostly bad. leave that for another time, [I]ergo[/I] Farm Bill = hemp = opportunity for less than 0.3% delta 9 thc products. '[I]So whether the farm bill’s language stands, which outlaws plants with more than 0.3% delta-9 THC, or the new IFR language is adopted, which bans all tetrahydrocannabinols, will determine the fate of delta-8.[/I]' hehe, Duke University is a world leader for research on our endocannibinoid system. [/QUOTE]

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