Project SAM has been steadily losing relevance in the public eye for the past few years. In the past, I have frequently written balancing perspectives to their anti-cannabis narratives, analyzing the integrity of their arguments and data. Today however, I’d like to commend Project SAM for having the balls to teach the world about Data manipulation to suit ones narrative.
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