worth it. is the war on drugs over or ending? >> i think so when the drug war was launched, whether you date it to nixon or reagan, at that period of time, there hadn't been lifetime's worth of experience with any drug. cocaine, speed, heroin, were popular in the late 19th century, but they virtually disappeared. when they came back in the '70s, there wasn't this knowledge of what drugs were actually like. we're getting to the point now, where almost everyone alive has had marijuana as a major part of the culture for their entire lives which makes the government propaganda against it much more difficult to sink in and the same is true with a lot of psychedelics now. it's not the same with marijuana, but it's closer. you can't sensationalize them in the way that you used to be able to. that's why you see the aging out here. >> vanessa, it seems like the technology is ahead of the law here, right? at some point you've got to
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