Have you ever had one of those nights, where you sit in bed and can't sleep? And you just think about random things? Well, Last week i was laying in my bed, when this concept popped into my head:What if every color was perceived differently to different people? For instance, What I see and know as red, may look like to you what you see and know as purple. For instance, all of us know that a fire hydrant is red. But how do we know that we all perceive red as the same color.And then that led me to thinking, if one person see's a different color for red than another, do we associate the same emotions, such as anger or intensity, for red? Do the actual colors send emotions to our brain, or has society and the very world we live in stereotyped colors with these emotions.I don't really know a good way to explain this, but for those that understand, have you ever seen or heard something similar to this?
Smoke detectors don't prevent fires, They warn you to get out when there is a fire. Fire sprinklers can stop fires from spreading or can stop them.
Yes. When you heat up THC it vaporizes but it cools so quickly the vapor turns into tiny droplets of THC and some other chemicals. That is what you see as smoke. Those droplets are tiny spheres of liquid THC and other chemicals. They will stick to cool objects like the inside of a pipe. The resin in a pipe should have much more THC than most buds. It is probably more oxidized and has more CBN so it would get less potent as time goes on.
