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Have any of the scientific gadgets in Star Trek actually become reality? Tricorders have been invented, at least partially. Vital Technologies Corp has invented a device that scans for electromagnetic radiation, temperature, barometric pressure, and light and color levels in the immediate area. It has been designated the Mark I (Roddenberry's Tricorder is the Mark VII), though I'm not sure if it's actually called a "Tricorder" or not. ...

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What was the highest speed ever attained by the USS Enterprise, and which episode did this occur? According to one episode of ST:Voyager, there was a Sound Barrier-like plateau when speeds approached Warp 10. I remember one of the Q episodes of ST:The Next Generation where the Enterprise was being chased by a Borg Cube, and pushed its engines to something like Warp 9.8... but this could be a couple of digits off in either direction. Definitely nine point something. I'm sorry I...

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Does the body build up a tolerance for marijuana? Short answer no, long answer no with a but. While it's true that you don't really develop a tolerance for pot, the high does change over time. One's high will start to get muddy after, say, a week of smoking once daily, but if you give yourself a day off every couple of days this goes away. Only really heavy users really need to worry about this.

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How should you smoke marijuana to get the best high? "What's the best way to get chemicals into your system?" "Injection." "Next best." "Ingestion." -Cathrine Willows and Gil Grissom, CSI (Paraphrased, because I don't remember the exact quote) The best way to use pot to get the highest is not to smoke it at all, inhalation is the third-best way to absorb THC. A better way is to bake it...

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