While he doesn’t explicitly say it – he does insinuate that ‘because of cannabis’ some people suffered psychotic episodes and says that “a growing body of evidence supports it”. The evidence he cites have been questioned by multiple sources and the statistics aren’t reproducible. In other words – it’s mere speculation and while there may be some overlapping qualities – correlation is not causation. Any real scientist knows this.
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