You can’t put a price on quality information, especially if it avoids endless searches on the internet that yield nothing but frustration and a sense of defeat.
- Back in the early days of the internet, it was harder to learn new skills than it is today.
We didn’t have Youtube and you had to follow guides that were mostly text, and at best, low quality jpeg images. I tried to learn soldering in this way, and I failed miserably at first. I still have a problem with a shaky hand to this day, but at least I know the basic skills of proper electronics soldering. This is because I was able to learn again with the help of Youtube 15 years after the initial attempt. In addition to video hosting sites like Youtube, I also get a lot of great information from niche forums. There are a ton of dry herb vaporizers for cannabis available on the market; it’s hard to know which vaporizer to buy when there are so many conflicting accounts and opinions of them all. I’m happy with my new dry herb cannabis vaporizer after spending a few hours researching user reviews on specific niche forums about cannabis vaporizers. Some of these cannabis vaporizers are made with plastic parts that affect the taste considerably. You aren’t necessarily going to get sick or have any negative health effects, but it’s not ideal if you’re obsessed with quality taste. Cannabis connoisseurs are willing to shell out lots of money to get the best vaporizers available that leave nothing but the taste of terpenes on your tongue.