ARTICLE: 'Grey area cannabis in the US (2026)'

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[ions]

Transcend.

 

[Ki3ly]

Transcend.

The Depth evolving with intensity and complexity. Also, profundity on a topic that is a growing desire to continue.
And well spotted with noticing this great article discussion.
I never would have thought this could go deeper into such a great innovative resourcefulness.
We are living in amazing times for sure. Intellectual curiosity is definitely expanding with advancement.

Five stars for the Psychonaut introspection.


-- July 2026.


Thank you.

 

[ions]

Thank you @Ki3ly

 

[Ki3ly]

What an honor. And a very You're Welcome my friend, Anthony Tomcykoski, aka @ions !!

Yeah Thanks always.




Everyone's chilling back quite lately.

Thanks.

Thank you @Ki3ly

 

[Ki3ly]

Transcend.

Redirection is great navigating for those shifts in a better direction.


( Mindset shift should not be a rejection. And a great way to have a new redirection. )
I like that website ions. Is that your aka name and website also ?

 

[Electrum1]

The problem is that thc products derived from hemp are being sold in gas stations and aren't tested at all. Who knows what's in them. In my state it was made clear that if voters decided to pass the bill to legalize weed in all forms as-is then it would create future issues, and it has, and now it needs more regulation. We can't accept having untested intoxicating mystery thc products for sale at gas stations

 

[ions]

I bought a weed vape that turned out to be kratom. It made me constipated and dumbed me down.

 

[Ki3ly]

The problem is that thc products derived from hemp are being sold in gas stations and aren't tested at all. Who knows what's in them. In my state it was made clear that if voters decided to pass the bill to legalize weed in all forms as-is then it would create future issues, and it has, and now it needs more regulation. We can't accept having untested intoxicating mystery thc products for sale at gas stations

I bought a weed vape that turned out to be kratom. It made me constipated and dumbed me down.

Gas station food and snack options can often be unappealing as well. The kratom could be quite shoddy and falling below all expectations.

And would not be anywhere near what you know as good. Thank you for sharing this context.