Why Are California’s Legal Marijuana Sales So Low?
"Grey and black market consumers don't get hit with stiff sales and excise taxes, and if they can still get it from the guy down the street, why pay those high, state-legal prices?"
Oregon marijuana prices plummet due to massive oversupply
"In response, state regulators will temporarily stop processing new applications for marijuana licenses starting June 15."
Canada Announces Full Marijuana Legalization With Government-Run Stores
"The regulated sales will face competition from a black market which is thriving. The legal cannabis is expected to be more expensive and less available because of strict regulations, due to which buyers would have no reason to switch to the former from illegal pot."
A Retirement Community for Drug-sniffing Dogs
"That drug-sniffing dogs must die in the absence of prohibition will not become a real problem unless government chooses to make it so."
Taser manufacturer now supplying AI-backed drones to local police departments
"Footage from those flying cameras will be automatically analyzed by AI systems not disclosed to the public."
The man who’s spent 50 years in jail for killing Bobby Kennedy couldn’t have done it
"Why didn't any of the evidence about a possible second gunman come out at the trial?"
‘Teen Culture’, The Imperialism Of Consumerism
"The most effective form of advertising is to create a sub-culture through which to sell products."
Country Time Lemonade to help pay fines, permit fees for kids’ lemonade stands
"The company is launching 'Legal-Ade,' a team of people who will help lemonade stands deal with permit issues. If a child gets fined for running a lemonade stand, Legal-Ade will reimburse the cost of the fine or permit up to $300."
Skydio’s self-flying drone can now track down cars
"The self-flying drone will be able to track and follow vehicles as they move through challenging terrain that would be impossible to film previously without a skilled drone pilot."
Robot submarine finds “holy grail of shipwrecks” with up to $17 billion in treasure
"British warships sunk the San Jose and its crew of 600 in 1701. Colombia and Spain both say it belongs to them."
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