[GrandJediMasterYoda]

Wow, the dude is so "progressive" man. Nice example to set for kids. "I've reached the heights of education....now do heroin" And I bet Columbia does nothing. If he said he supported Trump they would have fired his butt in a minute, but this is OK, this is "progressive" dude.

[jdsteel]

Remember Sherlock Holmes 7% solution?

This is nothing new...people taking drugs (or alcohol, or gambling, or other things) because they want to and then trying to justify their cravings.

[BillyBonebrake]

I pulled an OD out of a car on Wednesday by his armpits. He wasn’t breathing, his lips/face, extremities were blue, and his heart stopped on the way into the ed. Went straight to chest compressions, then some narcan and boom ... guy wakes up with really bad withdrawal symptoms and some broken ribs. Seen many, many more who are just plain dead. The professor should be among the latter, if you ask me.

[BitWielder1]

Considering the idiocy spewed by many professors these days, he's probably not the only one.

Hint: Drugs don't make you smarter but there are plenty of substances that makes you think you are.

[Huskrrrr]

Controlled Heroin use? I predict this will not end well.

[bgill]

Parents, this is what you’re wasting your life savings on.

[Blurb2350]

There are rumors that that Rasputin-like character who runs Twitter also regularly micro-doses heroin.

[Vaduz]

Professor of psychology and neuroscience.
Now aren’t you glad you sent your kid to higher education system?.
Open your eyes before you send them to one get what you pay for.

[T.B. Yoits]

This tells you everything you need to know about Columbia.

Is he high when he lectures?
Is he high when he grades tests?
Is he high when meeting with administration to discuss course topics?

Columbia University - where you can get a degree taught proudly by "professors" with chemically altered minds.

Employers will take a second look at anyone with a degree from Heroin University.

[nevadapatriot]

It’s called dope for a reason

[ifinnegan]

He should be arrested and fired.

[cranked]

...”work-life balance...”

These Lefty dipsh*t continually come up with the lamest ways of expressing stuff, omfg.

[know.your.why]

I’ve thought about H but I wont touch it and here’s why. I had a talk with an addict and he told me this about H: “Imagine this...this is what H is like...you could be under an overpass and be cold, wet, and depressed on a dark, rainy night and do a hit and everything would be juuuust fine.” Screw that! I’ve also seen heroin withdrawal first hand. Anyone who advocates that this drug is safe for regular use...well they are simply wrong. Dead wrong.

[NobleFree]

weed can have serious health effects

Ditto for alcohol and tobacco. What of it?

[BlackSeal]

"At 54, the married father of three has snorted small amounts of heroin for as many as 10 days in a row and enjoyed it mightily"

This won't last long. Massive heart attack incoming in 3...2...

[GOPJ]

And I bet Columbia does nothing. If he said he supported Trump they would have fired his butt in a minute, but this is OK, this is "progressive" dude.

You're right.

[Truthoverpower]

Junk is gnarly. It never fails to kill you and steal your soul

Junkies say “ a fate worse than death “

Good luck playing with death. Commie

[NetAddicted]

Didn’t read article. Is heroin legal in his state?

[daniel1212]

This is the school that enabled a study by professor and students that seemed determined to show that the division btwn chips apes and humans ("We only differ 1.5 percent in our DNA; a chimp is 98.5 percent human. ." they trumpet) is only nurture, not nature,

Herbert Terrace, a Columbia University behavioral psychologist (who still teaches and conducts research at Columbia) and the grand architect of the project, planned to raise a chimpanzee in a human home, with no other contact with other chimpanzees, and begin instructing him in sign language from infancy. Days after his birth, Terrace scooped up the infant Nim, flew him to New York, and had him placed, like a foster child, in the home of the LaFarges, asking the family to instruct the chimp in American Sign Language. Not a single member of the household was fluent, or even competent, in sign language. The LaFarges were wealthy, eccentric hippies—W.E.R., a pony-tailed and put-upon poet, and Stephanie, a former student and lover of Terrace’s—with a Brady-Bunch-sized family who lived in a brownstone on the Upper West Side. And wait—it gets weirder.

It's Romans 1. See rest of post here.

[Leep]

I don’t really know..are there many heroine users that live to 80+ years of age?

[WashingtonSource]

He looks more like a slick drug pusher or maybe even a pimp than a professor. Does he sell it to his students so they have a better study/play balance in their life?