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Topic	Pregnant mothers smoking pot while pregnant more than doubles since legalization
Dampproof 12/29/17 3:23:40 PM #57:	Asherlee10 posted... Dampproof posted... However, there is insufficient data on link between marijuana use and fetal development. So there is no proof that it even does this or anything. But Pot = The Devil it MUST be doing something. What is the point of this article because that line about them not even having any evidence defeats the entire point of this whole thing? I'm not defending the article (as I haven't even read it yet), but insufficient data doesn't necessarily mean the opposite is true. What I mean is, there may not have been enough studies or research into the effects of marijuana during fetal development. Which has me quzzled. How are they drawing conclusions based off of incomplete data? Not enough studies or research but they're already convinced at the result. Thats not proper science at all. --- "Cyberspace is - or can be - a good, friendly and egalitarian place to meet." - Douglas Adams <cite>Dampproof posted [p:893076445] in Pregnant m... [t:76142731]...</cite> <quote><cite>Asherlee10 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dampproof posted...</cite> <quote><quote>However, there is insufficient data on link between marijuana use and fetal development.</quote> So there is no proof that it even does this or anything. But Pot = The Devil it MUST be doing something. What is the point of this article because that line about them not even having any evidence defeats the entire point of this whole thing?</quote> I'm not defending the article (as I haven't even read it yet), but insufficient data doesn't necessarily mean the opposite is true. What I mean is, there may not have been enough studies or research into the effects of marijuana during fetal development.</quote> Which has me quzzled. How are they drawing conclusions based off of incomplete data? Not enough studies or research but they're already convinced at the result. Thats not proper science at all. --- "Cyberspace is - or can be - a good, friendly and egalitarian place to meet." - Douglas Adams</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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