Oh, it looks like the 100 limit is because it's "internal testing". So I guess that's a purposeful choice to not make it closed/open testing? I don't really know the difference of all the testing types so 🤷♂️
This is somewhat misleading. If you have the money for bond you typically just pay it yourself because a bail bondsman keeps some of the money when it's returned.
Edibles heavily depend on your weight and how much you've had to eat, so I can't say. Smoking/vaping is easier because the effects are immediate so you can dose as you go.
Luckily you can't OD, so the worst thing that happens is you get really nauseous. You'd have to take A LOT for that to happen though, or combine it with alcohol.
You can always try a dab pen. Those are really easy and, most likely, you'd get immediately blasted after just one hit. Downside is that the intake method definitely affects the high and dab pens are one of the worst ways to go, or so I've heard.
It's very common to not feel anything the first time. I don't know if there is a scientific reason why, I'd be interested to see a study on it. My guess is dosing issues and maybe preconceptions getting in the way.
You can always try again with a higher dose and/or different delivery method. Edibles especially are difficult to dose because they kick in 2h+ after ingestion and heavily depend on metabolism. Inhalation is essentially immediate.
The district court did not rule on the merits of the case and instead said Cato and Mackinac were not the right parties to bring it," said Sheng Li, a lawyer with the New Civil Liberties Alliance, in an email.
If that's true, the headline is very misleading. Losing on standing is not the same as the plan being upheld. Other people are still able to challenge it in court.
Is anyone really going to the theater again just for a 1 minute clip they can watch later on youtube?