Questions

Its a hypothesis I've always been thinking about. Most people who I know smoke always says a big hit gets them higher. But I'm thinking that perhaps its only the initial high concentrate from the first hit that causes the illusion of a greater high. Meaning, high concentration in a shorter amount of time, higher high. However, I'm wondering if the overall greatest high, regardless of period, is not the case. And instead, perhaps our lungs have a capacity of absorbing the contents of the air (for example, this thing i heard about how we absorb only 14% of the air we inhale) So a deep breath, using most of the air would not be fully absorbed and therefore, in this case, a lot of the weed exhaled (discrepancy). So, would that mean taking smaller hits would increase the chance of absorbing the air (like increasing surface area, not exactly, but only because a lack of a better word)? The total value of the total amount of air absorbed vs inhaled. I think I definitely messed up some logic of how it should work perhaps, but I can't seem to figure it out. I know I probably sound stupid to you when the answer is right on your nose, but im just so flabbergasted and i need to know what is it im forgetting thats messing up my logics. If anyone has any thoughts please add on. :)