would that be the big red button that I can’t find?
Why is the big red “work properly” button always &^&())ing invisible??
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XD It’s tucked away nicely in the composition box.
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doh!
magic button doesn’t appear till is composing message or reply.
thanks.
I’m still not certain that uploading a file and attaching it to a post is the same as dropping the file into the MEGA folder.
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Much respect on the open information and the whole page overall. I’ve been pushing for the same open info sharing on the cultivation side of things for years now. I’ll add some docs to that section as well.
I have some background in organic chemistry, however the files I opened are a little above my difficulty level. Compounded by the fact I am a complete beginner in the field of marijuana. Anyone mind suggesting me a beginner friendly place to educate myself about the science of marijuana?
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what excatally do you want to learn about? There are maney feilds of study within this topic.
Thank you, much appreciated.
Overwhelming, thank you!!
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Sweet lit search. Thanks.
Couple new papers I just uploaded.
First one suggests cannabis is fucking up not only your own immune system, but also your genes and, through epigenetics, your offsprings immune system as well.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aMMpgS8vVlFMX8aJ0Wr9zbmG8tCa8qXa/view?usp=drivesdk
And this one is a great summary/citation for a bunch of medical research that’s been done with Cannabinoids
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eyIuP3kSGbSuSOa9vMPgHoCUwFtjWub9/view?usp=drivesdk
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So the Good Life Gang includes your kids too huh?
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Maybe someone can help fit this book (47 Mb) into the Data Dump! It’s “Molecular Stills,” Ridgeway, 1963. Very complete coverage of theory and many classical designs. Enjoy!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KGL7v0CBIRYTDN7U-V_KbvngrQXZas1d/view?usp=sharing
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Thank you, this is fantastic!
Here’s another one for y’all…obviously I have an eye for ‘classic’ literature!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fqV4TyYEdCUzdqALHGCC8jLpSUUnCvWk/view?usp=sharing
Hickman, 1944. High-vacuum short-path distillation—A review. Chemical Reviews 34(1) 51-106.
…more light reading. Shows from whence we’ve come.
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apparently not the only one 
have you tracked down any of the patents cited within?
Thank mate! great dump of info, keep the open source education mentality going! safety for all!
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Will get on that…been reorganizing a sizable reference library for better retrieval! More soon…
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