Francis,
Hallucinations are a side effect of opioid use. This is a documented fact. It may not happen to you, but does happen to opioid abusers. You can try to dismiss it, but facts do not lie.

So we have another post from you, and another miss.

From my count, you're running 0 for 18. Now, I'm including the claims you make in your signature, but still. To be completely off the mark one time I can understand. To do it every single time is a very rare thing indeed.

To put it in perspective, consider the following Sports Figures. As bad as these guys were, and yes they were truly awful, they still did a better job that you're doing.

Chris Davis - Baseball - finishes with a -3.2 WAR and a .168 batting average

Ben Wallace - Basketball - Free throw percentage 41.4

Bob Timberlake - NFL - - 0.067 field goal percentage during the 1965 season

Jimmy "Oops" Hines - NFL - 2 receptions for 23 yards

Bob Uecker - Baseball- .200 career batting average, but did hit a home run off Sandy Koufax

Maurice Flitcroft - Golf - shot 49 over par 121 at the 1976 Open.

Carlton Palmer - Soccer - 1 goal in 18 appearances

Wade Belak - Hockey - 8 goals in 549 games

Maybe you can't relate to sports given your disability. But I'm sure you can appreciate the stats.

If you really want to make a claim against cannabis, don't just blindly quote whatever article shows up in your search results. Research Research Research