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vladimir

genetic engineering is such a new science, and takes so much work and knowledge, taht i doubt five people could just do it, and if they could, they wouldnt be selling weed on the black market.

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If a drug (or technique or process) were ever to be discovered which would consistently produce a plus four experience in all human beings, it is conceivable that it would signal the ultimate evolution, and perhaps the end of, the human experiment.

 

killer12382

No ones mapped the genome or identified various chromosomes in pot as the feds have branded pot as a worthless weed invented by Satan. So, for genetic engineering to take place, there would have to be a large infrastructure devoted to research and development and that just doesn't exist.
Just straight up DEA science fiction.

Buzzby

I'm currently conducting an experiment to transplant the THC gene into the human genome. If this is succesful, those who are sexually frustrated would secrete THC in their perspiration, where it could be scraped off the skin, dried, and then smoked. Do you think this would be an effective means of birth control? It could also be an inducement to aerobic exercise.

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CriZZaM

Listen, I know this guy... and he had paid $50.00 for an eighth in San Diego for what was supposed to be the best chronic out there. Which equates to about $6400 a pound. Let me tell you something about this stuff...

It's insane. It's like nothing else and no, I don't thinks it's a mean cross breed or good hydro. He could probably get it for $4500 a pound in quantity or maybe a bit less.

I don't know if it's genetically engineered or what. But I personally do intend to take a trip to Amsterdam this summer and do some research and see if it seems to far out of range, because it has raised my eyebrow.

To me, it seems a possibility that some genius weed smoker may have the knowledge to split dna and insert their own tricks.

I mean, why not? We do it in tomatoes and carrots and all other sorts of plants to make them resistant to disease. I bet there is some modified shit out there, and ultimately it could give a legitimate reason to permanently outlaw cannabis. Which would be a shame. You know, what if some mad scientist cooks something up and it makes people sick?

I'm all for the use of medical marijuana and have benefited from it directly. I think the idea of genetically engineered marijuana is a bad one. It could lead to a slippery slope. Plus, weed is so good, just how it is. In the dirt, like God gave it to us.

Peace.

DankDealer

No....just No.