What is your geographic location?

I live in a country where marijuana has been an illegal substance to use and mental illnesses resulted from it's abuse.

USA

Usa 

I live in Florida, United States.

I live in Romania

I belong to India 

Bhutan 

I am a retired professor of Food Engineering; I still work in the graduate program on Food Engineering. I have developed a process to obtain marijuana extracts with low content of THC for use as an ingredient to treat refractory epilepsy.

In Asia: The specific rules and regulations related to this classification in Asia, as in any region, are subject to the laws and policies of individual countries.

Nations with Stringent Drug Legislation: Several countries in Asia, such as Indonesia and Malaysia, maintain rigorous drug laws featuring harsh penalties for drug-related activities, including possession and trafficking. These nations may categorize substances with "high potential for abuse and no currently accepted medical use" as illicit.

Countries with Evolving Drug Policies: In recent years, certain Asian nations have begun to explore the medical applications of specific substances. For instance, Thailand and South Korea have initiated efforts to legalize or regulate medical marijuana.

Diverse Approaches: The approach to classifying and regulating drugs can exhibit significant variations across different Asian countries. These differences are influenced by cultural, historical, and political factors, which lead to a wide array of drug policies in the region.

There are reports of very limited misuse of marijuana. 
As monoecious type (male and female plants are different) and only female plant yields narcotics under strict maintenance and adaptation, the scope for narcotic drugs is limited. Further, the plant has other important usages in textile, and oilseed industries, etc.). 

It is highly narcotic in nature and destroy the mind activity. It is addictive substance of abuse. 

  Marijuana is a psychotropic substance with high potential for misuse and no recognized medicinal purpose due to its potential for physical and mental dependence, poor judgment, concentration issues, and coordination issues. It has also been linked to higher car accident risks and mental health issues like schizophrenia, sadness, and anxiety. Therefore, marijuana has no known generally acknowledged medicinal applications.Marijuana is a psychotropic substance with high potential for misuse and no recognised medicinal purpose due to its potential for physical and mental dependence, poor judgement, concentration issues, and coordination issues. It has also been linked to higher car accident risks and mental health issues like schizophrenia, sadness, and anxiety. Therefore, marijuana has no generally acknowledged medicinal applications. 

I am from Ethiopia which is located in Africa.

see above

I live in France

Australia 

While the current categorization is excessive, this drug has known potential issues with dependancy and mental health effects. As such, it so should be maintained under some level of control. 

I am a physician employed in Greece.

Western part of Africa

I'm from Poland, highly conservative, catholic, polarized country with hundreds of years of hemp history, thrown away by Regan's influence on perception of psychoactive compounds

Marijuna has several medical uses therefore it can't be classified in schedule I. however, this substance can be used for dependance 

Korea

Marijuana has a low level of addiction and is legal in most states. Both physical and psychological dependence is rare.

I am Asian 

Pakistan

This is where I live.

I would like to see the use of pure CBD and combinations of CBD and THC legalized for medical use. 

In Europe, it is a reality, not only in young people but also in adults.

I stay in Zambia which one of the countries in the Sub Sahara region.

i live here 

Having known many recreational &, more recently, casual 'therapeutic' users of cannabis as a sleep aid, I've seen only very rare instances of persons whose cannabis use might qualify as a serious, compulsive, or detrimental habit. As a Ph.D. biomedical scientist trained in pharmacology, I think that Schedule IV or at most Schedule III would be the most appropriate classification. I don't personally use cannabis, but have early experience with its recreational use, and I was not impressed with its abuse potential.

I live in Mexico, whic is part of North American continent

I took into account the average level of dependence in the population of potential consumers.

With the right labeling that includes potential side effects and age limits for distribution, I believe marijuana has low potential for abuse. 

Please see above.

México

Marijuana clearly addictive, with many side effects and limited beneficial uses (chemotherapy N+V)

USA

It is where I live

I have not studied the literature.  I have heard conflicting claims but, if pressed, based on my experience, would rate it III or IV.

You want me to explain my geographic location?? Really??

Marijuana has been legalized in the state in which I live and it has been a horrible public health nightmare.  The marijuana industry has devised ways to increase addiction while simultaneously promoting it as natural, safe, and/or medicinal.  People think that it is "safe" because it is legal.  Instead, it has increased addiction, crime, homelessness, drug dependency, and mental health issues as well as increasing the number of children accidentally poisoned from ingestion of edibles.  

Canada, province of Ontario

Mexico

As above