Recent content by fourtwentychat

For all of the advanced users, what do you think of this question? The possibility that death may indeed be the end, with my essence (ego or otherwise) ceasing to exist, has really got me down; it just seems like such a sad proposition. And even if we are all just "one," that doesn't really...

Lets suppose that you were given a half-cup of concentrated cactus tea - a couple feet worth of Bridgesii, for example. Assuming that you would be unable to drink the tea as-is, what would be the simplest way for you to proceed, while using only the very minimum in terms of Chemistry tools and...

Question answered. I believe I understand what you mean with semantics here, with "present" being loosely interpreted.

Trying to wrap my brain around all of this...What about a situation, where there would be only one owner of said dispensary? He/she would then only be allowed 15 oz worth of stock on-site at any given time? Do owners then cut deals with their employees to also exploit their 15 oz allotment if...

Hey, mind expanding on this? You mean that, for example, if three persons own/operate a dispensary, then they would be alotted (assuming each maxed out 6 patients): 2.5 oz x 6 patients x 3 caregivers = 45 oz on premises at any given time? That is, each caregiver would be essentially storing...

In regards to homeschooling, I would imagine that two intelligent parents (whom are actually interested in their child's well-being) would provide a far better education than most any typical school. In my opinion, homeschooling is a privilege, and from what I understand, there exists networks...

This is interesting: Being a caregiver and having a caregiver. Anyone else set up in a similiar situation? Dankster, you are saying, in your interpretation, that the line implicitly reads: The caregiver (as a patient also) can acquire (from his own caregiver) 2.5 ounces of usable marihuana...

Does anyone know the author of the quote that says something about it being a moral obligation to break an unjust law? Ah nevermind (thank you google): "If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so." – Thomas Jefferson I'm far from a martyr, myself...

But I am not using any d word; I am simply asking where the number 49% comes from. Assuming the co-op (no d word) is non-profit then how can anyone have any percentage of ownership at all?

Thanks for the info. I was essentially asking where the 49% ownership claim came from (panhead stated that he "holds a 49% share in a co-op"). I was under the impression that nobody actually has "ownership" of a non-profit? However, a person may still be a paid employee (director, supervisor...

You quoted my question, but didn't really seem to answer it. I was asking about your 49% ownership stake in a non-profit. Granted I'm not business savvy, but I thought that everyone working *for* a non-profit is actually a paid employee. That is, there are no actual owners; is this not the case?

Ok, so I understand that collectives and dispensaries operate within some grey area of the law (though most persons interpret them as not operating legally). What are some of the reasons (if there are more than one) why collectives and dispensaries aren't considered clearly legal? If a...

What design decisions were involved in choosing to use all 1000W Metal Halide bulbs as opposed to the more traditional High Pressure Sodium bulbs? I'm curious, because I'm contemplating using a MH bulb for the first stage of flowering, before switching over to an HPS.

This viewpoint is from a marketing point of view (looks silly/unfair to the uneducated patient, who doesn't understand the variation of flowering times) or from a legality point of view (marijuana is marijuana and medicine is medicine, so "forcing" different donations from a patient for their...