It wasn't the cow part of your analogy that didn't work it was the eating steak part that was wrong. your looking at it wrong, your forgetting there is a byproduct of smoking next to your plants, SMOKE. The eating of a steak infront of a cow show's no byproduct. maybe by making the cow eat the byproduct (you know what I talking about) your analogy would make more sense
Yes it does contain CO, and I have a few published articles from scholarly journals to back that up too... Also, that link posted by Dr. High was interesting, but it contains some false information. If you want real facts and data, read the actual research papers and see the data for yourself (i.e. that web page you posted contains a lot of hearsay with no citations or data to back it up). Although a lot of it WAS factual, I DID find some things in that page that were false. It was an interesting read, and thanks for posting it.
ding, ding, ding - we have a winner! even though it just one little oxygen atom - there is a HUGE difference between CO (carbon monoxide) and CO2 (carbon dioxide).
Just to get a little more scienced up, can you point me to a research showing how much CO (not CO2) smoking marijuana produces? Just interested is all.
Just do a scholar search on google at Google Scholar. Try some different searches, and you should find quite a bit. This is all published, scientific data.
Google scholar got me through undergrad.
