No, it's not physically addicting by the medical definition of addiction. Unless you want to redefine addiction, that pretty much sums things up. Did you want to talk about more then just addiction and marijuana?DethFan666 said:Is it really addictive? Feel free to express your opinions.
We even out because I misunderstood the poll and hit "no" on accident.runtheplacered said:No, it's not physically addicting by the medical definition of addiction. Unless you want to redefine addiction, that pretty much sums things up. Did you want to talk about more then just addiction and marijuana?DethFan666 said:Is it really addictive? Feel free to express your opinions.
I accidentally hit "Yes" on the poll for some reason. Oops.
Even if that's true, which I'd love to hear the tale of how that could have happened (I have a feeling we're blaming pot, when maybe we should be blaming personalities) how is that evidence of addiction?a7r0p05 said:Yes.
I have seen multiple people that I was very close friends with have their lives completely go to the shithouse soon after they started to smoke it.
I would argue that coffee is a lot more addictive then marijuana, since there are actual side effects from not drinking it for awhile. Chocolate is a pretty good comparison though.Jamanticus said:Coffee can be addictive, chocolate, even exercise.
Thank you. I've not really had much experience with coffee anyway, so I was making a guess.runtheplacered said:I would argue that coffee is a lot more addictive then marijuana, since there are actual side effects from not drinking it for awhile. Chocolate is a pretty good comparison though.Jamanticus said:Coffee can be addictive, chocolate, even exercise.
Actually, chocolate was known to have some addictive qualities.Good morning blues said:Marijuana is addictive in the same sense that chocolate, dancing, Tetris, bench presses, and taking naps in the mid-afternoon are addictive; that is to say, they're not. All of these things can be habit-forming (that is, mentally addictive); mountains of research shows that marijuana is not capable of creating chemical addictions, which is what we think of when we say that someone is addicted to caffeine, crack, meth, morphine, or heroin.
How would it be more reasonable to blame personalities? And yes, I am blaming pot.runtheplacered said:Even if that's true, which I'd love to hear the tale of how that could have happened (I have a feeling we're blaming pot, when maybe we should be blaming personalities) how is that evidence of addiction?a7r0p05 said:Yes.
I have seen multiple people that I was very close friends with have their lives completely go to the shithouse soon after they started to smoke it.
It's really both.a7r0p05 said:How would it be more reasonable to blame personalities? And yes, I am blaming pot.runtheplacered said:Even if that's true, which I'd love to hear the tale of how that could have happened (I have a feeling we're blaming pot, when maybe we should be blaming personalities) how is that evidence of addiction?a7r0p05 said:Yes.
I have seen multiple people that I was very close friends with have their lives completely go to the shithouse soon after they started to smoke it.