If every teacher was this cool, I may have stayed in school, forever!

Just in case you have browsers issues we have included all of the ‘Stoned Professor’ videos individually too. This is ‘one of those things’ you just shouldn’t miss. An intelligent history lecture from a guy who is high!

Stoned Professor Part 1

Stoned Professor Part 2

Stoned Professor Part 3

Stoned Professor Part 4

History has never been so not boring, bring on the knowledge Professor Pothead

Video of Harvard Economist Jeffrey Miron on the reasoning for Marijuana Legalization and Ending the American Drug War, a statistical factorial example by technical deconstruction.

Harvard Economist Jeffrey Miron on why marijuana should be legalized and the reasoning behind ending the American drug war.

Video of Harvard Economist Jeffrey Miron on the reasoning for Marijuana Legalization and Ending the American Drug War, a statistical factorial example by technical deconstruction.

Harvard economist Jeffrey Miron deconstructs the reasons why the war on drugs needs to stop. From the documentary HIGH: The True Tale of American Marijuana, out now on DVD and iTunes. via:TrueHigh

Miron really sinks some hard facts and data into the consciousness. If the fellows from places as prestigious as Harvard reach out and prove such points… Why in the world does our government of the people not hear our cries from on high nor down below?

This is the official trailer for HIGH it’s rather interesting:

HIGH: The True Tale of American Marijuana (Final Release Trailer)

The trailer for the film HIGH: The True Tale of American Marijuana, the documentary that takes a critical look at the war on drugs.

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Ah… the good old days of prohibition…

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Shinto, an ancient Japanese religion, the “way of the gods,” a ritualistic expression of profound respect for the kami (the intrinsic god-like spirit) in nature. Purity and fertility are paramount Shinto concepts, and cannabis is an essential symbol of both…

Shinto creation stories tell of two creator deities, who descended from heaven and together produced the various islands of Japan, with the mountains, rivers, and surrounding seas. Their first procreation was Amaterasu Omikami, the Great Sun Goddess, whose radiance shone through the six directions: north, south, east, west, above, and below…

She is enshrined at the holiest of places, the Ise Shrine in Mie prefecture. At the shrine, the special prayer given for the founding Goddess of Japan is called “taima”, which literally means “cannabis,” and these ceremonies are still conducted five times a year. In fact, cannabis and mulberry fiber, and cloth and paper made from them are offered to the gods at all Shinto shrines, along with salt, sake and rice.

source: Pale Horse

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