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Old 05-13-2016, 11:28 AM   #1111
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And even if that is the case, it does not address the problems which arise from having to substance be illegal.

Hey look, it's almost as if we are trying to reduce gang activity by legalizing, not trying to reduce the incidence of psychosis from 1 in 95000 to 1 in 100000.
First let me say, I'm pro-legalization.

According to that Harvard article which Dion posted, a regular boy/girl, who doesn't have a history of psychosis, has a 7 in 1000 chance of developing it. If that individual uses marijuana (according to the article/research) just once, it doubles to 14 in 1000. And if the user is a heavy user, it jumps to 42 in 1000. A little different than your numbers, but it's also just one article/study.
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