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Does cannabis undermine progression in life? (& let’s not get into the “it’s not as bad as alcohol”… that’s stoner logic & more seriously, we also fairly discussed alcohol in this episode. ⁦Keith Humphreys⁩ of ⁦Stanford University⁩ on the Huberman Lab podcast out now

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