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Science Discovers Cannabis Tolerance Levels – New Study Says Frequency of Marijuana Use Could Effect Cognitive and Motor Skills

Alright, let’s dive into this groundbreaking study with all the seriousness it deserves – which is to say, none at all. Our intrepid researchers, clearly in need of a hobby, recruited 86 adults and divided them into three groups: daily users, occasional users, and non-users. One can only imagine the rigorous selection process: “Do you smoke weed? How often? Can you count to potato?” The participants were then subjected to a series of tests that would make a kindergartener roll their eyes. Reaction time? Check. Decision-making? You bet. Working memory? Absolutely. It’s as if the researchers raided a bag of “My First Science Experiment” kits and called it a day.

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