If you are still smoking weed at 30, scientists have some really bad news for you. At least, that is how many headlines tend to frame new research—dramatic, alarming, and often oversimplified. But when you look past the attention-grabbing language, what researchers are really saying is far more balanced and far more helpful. Rather than predicting inevitable harm, studies focus on how long-term habits affect well-being, motivation, daily routines, and emotional balance as people move into adulthood. The goal is not to judge or frighten, but to encourage individuals to think more intentionally about the choices that shape their long-term lifestyle. Continue reading…
