What ' s the performance like on a rig like that ? <| sep |> The layers are both soft and crisp at the same time . They don ' t taste that different , but they feel completely different in your mouth . It like eating potatoes vs eating mashed potatoes . <| sep |> It ' s not an echo chamber in here . If you show it to me I ' ll do my best to read it accurately and honestly , but I am limited by the fact that my profession is not health related , and similarly I ' ll do my best to understand the math and statistics they used to come to conclusions . Even then , so far I ' ve read the top 5 articles and it looks like they are supporting what I ' m saying . They have for the most part suggested additional research was necessary and then warned about their results not being definitive . As for combusted material causing health problems . That is true but it can also be true that marijuana introduces people to combusted material but it is not in high enough quantity to cause health problems . 1 . Link 1 Marijuana use and increased risk of squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck . In the abstract The results need to be interpreted with some caution in drawing causal inferences because of certain methodological limitations , especially with regard to interactions . 2 . Link 2 Health care use by frequent marijuana smokers who do not smoke tobacco . compared with nonsmokers their risk of being admitted to a hospital was elevated but not statistically significant It also says that people who smoke marijuana have a lower rate of respiratory problems , but that is possibly attributed to people who develop respiratory problems simply quitting marijuana when the respiratory problems begin . . 3 . Link 3 Lung and aerodigestive cancers in young marijuana smokers . Only the abstract is visible . And it appears there is no actual correlation . It just says that we noticed these young kids that never smoked tobacco but smoked weed happened to have some cancers . Although there are several experimental and epidemiological studies suggesting an association of marijuana use as a possible cause of cancers , this issue remains controversial . It is hoped that our case presentation can help to stimulate further awareness and research into this issue . It ' s pretty likely that the kids were only asked if they smoked marijuana after they had already been diagnosed with cancer , so I wouldn ' t draw anything from this particular article . 4 . Link 4 Marijuana Smoking and Head and Neck CancerI was only able to read page 1 which has the abstract . Several case studies were suggestive of an association of marijuana smoking with head and neck cancers and oral lesions . However , in a cohort study with 8 years of followup , marijuana use was not associated with increased risks of all cancers or smokingrelated cancers . Further epidemiological studies are necessary to confirm the association of marijuana smoking with head and neck cancers and to examine marijuana smoking as a risk factor for lung cancer . I have a definite problem with the phrase were suggestive . 5 . Link 5 Marijuana SmokingPossible Cause of Head and Neck Carcinoma in Young PatientsAbstractSix cases of advanced head and neck cancer in young patients , who were regular marijuana users , are presented . Numerous carcinogens , as well as respiratory irritants , are found in marijuana smoke . The active euphoriaproducing agent , 9 tetrahydrocanabinol , has been implicated in altered DNA , RNA , and protein synthesis and consequent chromosomal aberrations . Nothing to draw from the abstract . Though I am curious now about these 6 cases since if they made an article about it they must have been unusual in some way . I don ' t have access to the full article . And I ' m still going through the others and reading about what statistical methods they used and if these methods are known to cause false links . Well I ' ve been reading what came up from searching marijuana carcinogens and it didn ' t really pull up anything significant . Now I ' m just searching inhaling combusted material cancer trying to find out exactly what it is about combusted material that even causes cancer in the first place . Of special interest to me is what exactly combusted material does to cells and linings of organs in order to cause cancer or other negative health effects and if there is any estimation for what quantities of combusted materials must be inhaled to have negative health consequences .