I think a poorly designed study can confirm pre-existing biases instead of actually test for anything.
Stating that "research suggests" something doesn't actually mean much to me anymore.
I'd love to know what research suggests that “marijuana legalization in adults can influence adolescent behavior through their perceptions of less risk as well as increased availability, both of which may impede efforts to reduce adolescent use.” The numbers this article is reporting seem to suggest the opposite.
I think a poorly designed study can confirm pre-existing biases instead of actually test for anything.
Stating that "research suggests" something doesn't actually mean much to me anymore.
I'd love to know what research suggests that “marijuana legalization in adults can influence adolescent behavior through their perceptions of less risk as well as increased availability, both of which may impede efforts to reduce adolescent use.” The numbers this article is reporting seem to suggest the opposite.