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>>4642855

>that's as good as saying that THC is just as psychoactive as CBD even though they come from the same plant..

No, that would be like saying that all plants in the Cannabaceae family have the same amount of THC.

You are confusing plants with chemical compounds.

This means you either don't know what the fuck you're talking about or are being intentionally misleading.

I suspect it's a mixture of the two. Say hi to Liz for me.

There are approximately 600 ingredients in cigarettes. When burned, they create more than 7,000 chemicals.

https://www.lung.org/stop-smoking/smoking-facts/whats-in-a-cigarette.html

>>4643019

If I incorrectly assumed your intentions, I apologize. Shit happens.

Don't disagree with the effects of nicotine in "bringing people down" from a psychoactive episode, nor do I disagree with tobacco in its heirloom form having far far less naturally-occurring scopolamine than say datura. But tobacco is a complex plant (not just nicotine) and burning it makes it even more so. And, sorry to say, but it's foolish to think that cigarette companies have not been successfully breeding plants for generations to enhance certain chemical characteristics and then add chemicals in the processing to further enhance certain psychological & physical effects in targeted groups of individuals. Think KOOLs for example. They've got that shit down to a science.

Now are they doing this so that once one of their cigarettes is burnt, scopolamine is formed inside the body while the nicotine negates the obvious impairment effects? Impossible for either of us to either prove or disprove without a grant to do a full study. Will say that cigarettes do have both stimulant and depressant characteristics depending on the individual, so I still don't see how the above can not be possible given that scopolamine is a naturally occuring alkaloid in the nightshade family and a multitude of chemicals are added during the processing of tobacco into cigarettes, including bromine derivatives.

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF02218144

>>4643061

And both Tobacco and Datura are in the same plant family.

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>>4641253

>Schaffhausen dig

There was a woman that came to Philadelphia from Schaffhausen in the 19th century and started a secret cult.

https://hiddencityphila.org/2018/10/the-ghastly-tale-of-south-phillys-cult-of-the-holy-ghost/

The woman who would later be known as Mirra Mitta was a Swiss national named Anna Meister from the canton of Schaffhausen. She migrated to Philadelphia around 1855. Meister is described in some reports as being of medium height, with grey eyes and light brown hair, sometimes worn in ringlets.

Cult leader Anna Meister aka “Mirra Mitta” believed that the apocalypse would begin in Philadelphia. Newspaper clipping from 1905.

>>4643282

Agree. Easy to get diverted sometimes, especially over controversial topics.

Good to always know when to put down the pipe before it gets too out of hand.

Enjoy your day anon. Peace.