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I have come to the conclusion that enjoyment of pot as a function of amount of pot smoked can be displayed using the same basic graph as the conservative economic theory of The Laffer Curve.
Here is a Laffer Curve:
The general theory is that as the tax rate is increased beyond a certain portion of income, revenue actually decreases, due to the inability of businesses to make a profit, or new investments, hiring, etc.
Here is an adapted version:
As you can see, there is a point at which one may get more stoned, yet not have a nicer time. Happens because one can get the spins or the itis more easily past a certain point of smoking. It wastes weed, as well. That's just no good.
I have come to the conclusion that enjoyment of pot as a function of amount of pot smoked can be displayed using the same basic graph as the conservative economic theory of The Laffer Curve.
Here is a Laffer Curve:
The general theory is that as the tax rate is increased beyond a certain portion of income, revenue actually decreases, due to the inability of businesses to make a profit, or new investments, hiring, etc.
Here is an adapted version:
As you can see, there is a point at which one may get more stoned, yet not have a nicer time. Happens because one can get the spins or the itis more easily past a certain point of smoking. It wastes weed, as well. That's just no good.


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