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789 grams of 2,700-year- old cannabis were found in a Chinese tomb in 2008. Big party in the afterlife?

Rastafarians are legally allowed to possess cannabis in Italy due to it being a sacrament to the religion. Jah Bless!

The U.S. government’s “official expert” on cannabis from 1938 to 1962 once testified in court, under oath, that he had smoked cannabis and it turned him into a bat. Just think about that for a moment.

In Colorado, recreational cannabis dispensaries outnumber Starbucks locations 3 to 1. Hah, still no big surprise.

The first arrest for cannabis possession and selling in the U.S. occurred in Denver, Colorado on October 2, 1937. No big surprise there.

In 1976, an art student changed the Hollywood sign to read “Hollyweed” after the passage of a state law decriminalizing cannabis. That’s more like it.

Cannabis is legal and is not even classified as a drug in North Korea. Hmmm…one point for North Korea?

George Washington grew cannabis at Mount Vernon. Okay, so he called it h**p.

A cannabis-derived compound forces cancer cells to freeze and prevents them from spreading. We need to learn more about this. Deschedule cannabis already!

Cannabis has been legal for personal use in Alaska since 1975, and it’s still legal today. Go moose!

Legalizing cannabis would generate $8.7 billion in federal and state tax revenue per year. What are we waiting for? Federal cannabis taxes could add much needed revenue to education, environment, human services and healthcare coffers.

Bill Gates and other investors have secured a “doomsday seed vault” to preserve a wide variety of plant seeds in the remote Arctic Svalbard archipelago. Cool!

Wonder if there are cannabis seeds in the vault? We’ll get back to you on that one.