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So, admittedly, I'm really bad at smoking weed.

Go on.

Let's just say that at parties, I have major social anxiety when everyone's like, oh, here, smoke this.

And I'm like, what is this?

I'm a good Indian girl.

Like, am I supposed to like inhale?

Am I supposed to inhale slowly?

And now, of course, when you're a science journalist, everyone's like, you should know how this works, right? Like, you should absolutely understand this. Yeah, you need to know everything about

drugs. Everything about every drug and every scientific topic in general. Exactly. Totally.

This is TechQuickly, the TechTtastic version of Scientific American's Science Quickly podcast.

I'm Sophie Bushwick, tech editor at Scientific American.

And I'm Tulika Bose, senior multimedia editor at Scientific American.

Scientists have just discovered, through the use of a smoking machine, the kind of joint that will deliver the most cannabinoid per puff.

That is wild.

I love the smoking machine.

What they were using the smoking machine for was something you couldn't really use a human volunteer for without getting them inhumanly high.

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