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In 2012, before the Feds cracked down on Orange County, there were more dispensaries in Los Angeles than Starbucks franchises (but fewer than McDonald’s). If you weren’t cannabis inclined, this proliferation escaped your attention and had little impact on your life; but if you were a user, you could, with a doctor’s recommendation, walk into a dispensary and consult a “budtender” about which strains on offer best suited your “condition.” Without the stain of criminality, the dispensary system taught customers about the many varieties of cannabis and their unique properties. It was nothing short of revolutionary.
according to a recent survey by Gartner, bad data costs organizations an average of $12.9 million per year.
How to Build a 5-Layer Data Stack
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• The single greatest challenge for any ambitious person is reframing slowing down as an essential part of your performance, not a reward for your effort.
Fwd: How to Change Your Life: The Case for Slowing Down
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