a year now. as a neuro scientists i wanted to learn about this. there was so much he was saying that simply wasn't true. first of all, his comparison to alcohol and prescription medications and saying this was far worse, it's just not true. it -- depending how you define far worse, it is, you know, there is people who overdose on these prescription medications every 19 minutes in this country, every 19 minutes somebody dies of a prescription drug overdose. doesn't happen with marijuana. it's classified in this country as a schedule one substance and he conceded it has no medical benefit whatever. that's not true. we know there is medical benefits. i've seen the studies with my eyes around the united states and around the world and this idea of high abusive or addictive potential. it can be addictive but compared to other things, it's about 9% roughly of people might become adibl addicted compared to 15, 16% for