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This book goes far beyond talking about cannabis: it’s a chaotic, funny, and very human journey through a culture that has become part of everyday life. Through anecdotes, humor, and uncomfortable moments, it raises interesting questions about productivity, values, and social change. It’s not a serious or moralistic essay, but rather a lived-from-the-inside kind of diary. It’s an easy, entertaining read that also leaves you thinking. Ideal for anyone who wants to understand the phenomenon without taking it too seriously.

"Rise of Cannabis and the Decline in Civilization" This is not a political discourse, but rather a lively travelogue compiled from years of notebook entries. I laughed at the great stories and the eccentric locals, but the warning in the subtitle resonates in the background. Rubman captures the thrill of access along with the gray areas: street deals, underground rules, and the trafficking of happiness. I appreciated the sincerity more than the lists, but the journey feels authentic, confusing, and extraordinarily human.

Christian M

"Rise of Cannabis and the Decline in Civilization" In this book, Rubman presents a study that calls us to reflect on how the acceptance and widespread use of cannabis leads to cultural deterioration that goes beyond what we imagine. The author combines data, history, and social criticism to show us the consequences that mass consumption can have on our health, causing moral damage and affecting our ability to work. Although his position may seem radical, he calls us to deeply reflect on the limits of human freedom. I recommend this work to those who wish to understand the social and moral conflicts behind the mass consumption of cannabis

Sussan Castro