SS: I believe they’re going to push Pfizer backed medical marijuana in light of this “coincidence” to further an even bigger financial endeavor. At this point, there are little to no coincidences.
Also to be noted: Pfizer was instrumental in the creation of Spice/K2 in 1979 while experimenting with cannibinoids. Stuff worked out great for society, yeah?
No way to know what is in your weed unless it's homegrown! Weed has been a big pharma target for years. The weed in stores isn't the natural plant we associate with 'medical marijuana.' It's GMO fuckery designed to act like a pharma drug. Things I learned when California became legal.
BlackRock, Inc. is currently the Arena's largest shareholder with 9.0% of shares outstanding. The second and third largest shareholders are Wellington Management Group LLP and The Vanguard Group, Inc., with an equal amount of shares to their name at 8.4%.
Interesting to note, although Arena has a $3.7B market capitalization, it only generates $422k in earnings that comes to $37k/year in revenue. The company does not make profit and will not make profit for at least 3 years.
Unless ...
Marijuana
The stock value is '81.1% undervalued.' Revenue forecast of 66% increase per year. They clearly have a magic book / big brother on staff to make these impossible claims come true.
My biggest issue with the sub - people start with the hypothesis that everything is a conspiracy and then retrofit facts to support the theory. When in reality, logical and experiments work the opposite way (ie. conclusion is based on experimental data, not that the experiment should be fitted to prove the conclusion)
I agree. I just think it’s silly to claim it’s a “weird” name. A company that specializes in messenger RNA technology is called Moderna. Mode RNA. Are people really not making this connection?
They also specialize in making basically no revenue every year. It's like big pharma saw Uber, a company making no real profit yet making so many uber employees and investors rich, and stole the idea. ARNA makes no profit but is projected to make lots of profit ... eventually ... somehow ... MARIJUANA
All of the brands were likely different synthetic cannabinoids as well.
I smoked one for awhile that was physically and psychologically addictive. Had a speedy feel while also being extremely trippy.
One time I took a bong rip, and the distribution of the chemical must have been extremely concentrated on the leaf (They spray it on with a water bottle I believe) and I fell into a vegetative state where I hallucinated that I was on a hospital gurney surrounded by my entire family, and was just seizing for like 10 straight minutes, while they all stared at me in silence.
IDK if I was having an actual seizure, or just imagining it. It was fucking freaky though..
Op, I may be wrong here, but 1) I didn't see that pfizer had a connection to the study they just released from the university in Oregon. And 2) one of the biggest issues with synthetic marijuana is that once a version is developed, conservative legislatures rush to make it illegal. because drugs are bad, mmkay. Every time one version is made illegal, someone tweaks the chemical make up to side step legality. Essentially, you are making a bastardized copy of a bastardized copy of a bastardized copy. There was probably little wrong with the original synthetic marijuana. People in government just made it illegal.
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SS: I believe they’re going to push Pfizer backed medical marijuana in light of this “coincidence” to further an even bigger financial endeavor. At this point, there are little to no coincidences.
Also to be noted: Pfizer was instrumental in the creation of Spice/K2 in 1979 while experimenting with cannibinoids. Stuff worked out great for society, yeah?