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far less effort on hashish; it is impossible to become five times higher, even were it
possible to calibrate the high with such accuracy. ( Most users-claim to become a good
deal higher with hashish.) Some commentators fear that the introduction of more potent
marijuana preparations, such as hashish, will produce use-patterns much like those of
India and Egypt. This reasoning process assumes that if one element—the strength of the
hashish—is present, then all the outcomes will be the same. But since all of the other
preconditions are lacking, such an eventuality is highly improbable.
Another fear has been the introduction of the chemical which is probably the active
principle in cannabis, tetrahydrocannabinol—actually a family of active and potent
chemicals. Some observers feel that were this purified form of drug widely available,
somewhat the same events as occurred with LSD would occur with cannabis.23]
Actually, a recently available substance called THC (the abbreviation for
tetrahydrocannabinol), is not THC at all, but a mixture with varying
ingredients—sometimes LSD, methedrine, and/or a barbiturate. Real THC has been used
on an extremely limited basis on the street—or so some users claim. It seems to be agreed
that the effect it might produce would be akin in many respects to an LSD trip. Strangely,
many of marijuana's critics justify the present penalty structure with the argument that
were marijuana itself to become more available, users would inevitably migrate to THC.
Why this should be so is never explained, however. Because of the overwhelmingly
sociable form that marijuana use takes, and its recreational character, it seems unlikely
that a drug which requires so much of the user's attention as LSD would be used as
frequently as marijuana is at present, although experimentation is a distinct possibility,
indeed, a likelihood, for many users. This is, in any case, a matter for a later discussion.
Observations on the Social Context of Marijuana Use
Marijuana use is overwhelmingly a group activity; the drug, in other words, is highly
"sociogenic"—or "cultogenic," as one commentator has labeled the psychedelic drugs.24]
Some deviant activities are conducted in relative isolation without group support. The
heavy use of the barbiturates, tranquilizers, and the amphetamines by housewives does not
form the basis for drug-related activities or groups; meperidine (Demerol) addiction
among physicians does not lend itself to friendships, interaction, and sentiments on the
basis of being addicted. There is no bond of identity, no preference for interaction with
other physician-addicts, no increment of prestige as a result of sharing the characteristic of
drug taking. There is no subculture of physician-addicts. (This obviously has nothing to do
with the physiological impact of the drug itself, since many street addicts use morphine,
and there is a street subculture. )
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