/lit/ - Literature

>>15085580
The closest I can think of are Hunter S. Thomson and Carl Sagan. I don't think you should look to more successful people to justify your behavior unless weed directly enriches your own pursuits. If you want to justify the action, it is probably not so enriching to you.

I say this as someone who smoked alot of weed and DMT in grad school.

>>15085580
Pynchon has clearly spent entire years on edibles.

>inb4 muh pizzagate ring

>>15085580
J.R.R. Tokin'

>>15085580
Any comparison to an author not alive at least 20 years ago is invalid. Weed has become many times more potent over the last few decades and is essentially a different drug now.

>>15085580
Just take shrooms once and a while

>>15086108
All the hippies were doing acid back then, too. The worst you have to fear with weed is bronchitis

>>15086108
Well...back in the day you smoked an entire doobie to get high now you just take a few tokes. In the end the dosages and the subjective high is still the same.

I would suspect that most successful authors have been high sometime in their lives. Many might be regular tokers too but they didn't bring attention to it.
^You can just tell yourself this and move on.

>Daily indulgement
You get way more mileage out of yer weed. (Lasts longer and better highs) if you take at least 2-3 days off. Though for whatever reason sobriety is often so hard for you people, like just read books instead of smeekin' weed sometimes.

>>15085580
>I recently changed my diet, Warren. Instead of 1 meal, and 40 spliffs a day, I now have 3 meals, and 30 spliffs a day. And I feel....positively............energized!