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Weed 101 covers basic cannabis concepts for true beginner users. This can include new medical marijuana patients or novice cannabis enthusiasts in recreationally legal states. This presentation provides: - A clear definition of "weed" - Basic US cannabis legality info - An introduction to cannabis strains & their effects - An explanation of cannabis' chemical components & their effects - A buyer's guide for demystifying cannabis products - Fun, historical cannabis facts Check back for more alternative education presentations from Idle Info!

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