The safest and best way to get the highest amount of whatever compound of weed you are smoking is through a vaporizer. It's still addictive.
There's nothing addictive about marijuana.
I already explained how it is.
Wrong. You explained how YOU became mentally addicted to it. When asked about physical symptoms, you said you had none. But, you also said that you went to great lengths to make sure you always had some, or would go on long trips to get some when you were out. That is mental addiction because you had no physical symptoms.
A person can become mentally addicted to anything, shopping, food, gambling, people, etc. But, it's on that person alone. Physical addiction is something else entirely.
Mental addiction becomes physical addiction. The brain integrates a new software program where it demands more input "or else" withdrawal symptoms appear. That's physical. I've known people trying to kick pot. Believe me. It's physical.
I guess it's time the rogue states (soon to come under the federal whip for violating their lack of authority and participating in federally-illegal drug trafficking), should go to Congress and petition properly. The proper steps to legalize MJ were not followed and what is happening is sedition. Any change in law that affects all 50 states requires the participation of those states in Congress. All of them. Not just a couple that want MJ legal because "it's time has come"....
...social experimental trends cannot dictate new norms for society without the permission of ALL of society. Obergefell was one of these, born from one rogue gay judge in CA who wanted to marry his boyfriend....overriding the Will of tens of millions of voters in CA to the contrary. (The judge retired quickly after performing sedition). Now we have another gift from rogue western states starting experimental new social trends (legalizing weed and making it ever readily available & cheap therefore to kids in school), trying to ramrod its way into the Union...again without permission from the other states in the Union.