One of the best and well-researched pieces I've seen on marijuana that dives into some of my long held skepticism of this industry:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/04/us/cannabis-marijuana-risks-addiction.html?unlocked_article_code=1.Pk4.1dAn.eLIsf7L6AvUF&fbclid=IwY2xjawFtO0lleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHZ6lpprkyWvEn45kGvHvyOWNmPGK3RjsA03X5SVS2mkG6AV1lIxlRm9OOA_aem_O_giHJFHP2EOaKbYk8vnGg
Even before this, I was a no on the legalization amendment down here this year.
Covid exposed Libertarianism to me in a big way. My regret kicked in when Johnson came out in favor of antivaxism.
I voted for Weld in the 2020 primary.
I won't get on people too hard for going third party now after I did it in '16. I regret that, yes, but one vote did not that election make. I just don't see how somebody can look at these two candidates and say 'Yeah, they suck equally"
I don't gamble because the house wins, and addiction can lead to a life ruining spiral, but...
Fangraphs has the Tigers at 6.6%. +2800 seems like a no-brainer if you aren't worried about the life ruining spiral of it all.