I don't really oppose medical marijuana, only the process that has brought it to market. In general, I hew to the philosophy of ‘leaving it to the professionals’. Yes, I support all of us engaging in some measure of due diligence, but I try to select advisors and professionals whom I trust. If they have knowledge and experience that I lack, shouldn't their views carry more weight than mine? In my own life, and probably yours, there are many areas in which I simply am not capable of any due diligence. If a car mechanic, for example, recommends that an expensive part needs to be replaced, I can only hope that this is truly necessary. If the folks we deal with are honest and experienced, then things will tend to fall into place as they should. Obviously, for this to work out well, several assumptions need to be true. Many people today soundly reject the ‘leave it to the professionals’ philosophy. For most of my life, the curricula in our public schools was dictated by
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