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Anonymous wrote:https://www.thedailybeast.com/marco-troper-son-of-former-youtube-ceo-susan-wojcicki-found-dead-in-uc-berkeley-dorm

Partying in 2024 isn’t like 2004, 94 or 84 people!

Please tell your kids to only stick to alcohol or pot from reputable sources if they can’t control themselves.

The danger of taking fentanyl has been highly publicized and while It is very sad when anyone dies from taking fentanyl or any drug but they made the stupid choice.

It’s laced into other drugs. If that had been the case back in the 80s, I can’t imagine how many people I know who would have died.

Why do drug dealers lace fentanyl into other drugs? Doesn't that cost more to do it that way?

And it sounds like people are more likely to overdose -- why try to kill off their customers?

Never done drugs before, so no clue about this stuff.

It’s cheap and so strong that they don’t have to use as much as with the real drug. They don’t intend to kill people, but it’s easy to put too much in accidentally.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who is Susan Wojkicki?

You tube ceo
Ex- sister in law to Google founder
Her mother wrote a book about how she raised amazing children

She is not the ceo of YouTube.

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.thedailybeast.com/marco-troper-son-of-former-youtube-ceo-susan-wojcicki-found-dead-in-uc-berkeley-dorm

Partying in 2024 isn’t like 2004, 94 or 84 people!

Please tell your kids to only stick to alcohol or pot from reputable sources if they can’t control themselves.

Pot can be laced with fentanyl.

Not cannabis purchased from a licensed and regulated dispensary.

Dispensary marijuana is the safest option for college aged students looking to experiment with mind altering substances. The risks are very low compared to any other substance.

Alcohol is not really safe because young people typically drink to excess and there are a great many alcohol poisoning deaths every year among the age group.

You need to be 21 to go to a dispensary

18 in some states. In others anyone with a medical marijuana card.

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.thedailybeast.com/marco-troper-son-of-former-youtube-ceo-susan-wojcicki-found-dead-in-uc-berkeley-dorm

Partying in 2024 isn’t like 2004, 94 or 84 people!

Please tell your kids to only stick to alcohol or pot from reputable sources if they can’t control themselves.

Pot can be laced with fentanyl.

Not from state licensed dispensaries idiot. Unless you also believe your birth control pills, asthma inhalers and antibiotics are also laced with fentanyl?

I went to an OD education session and they said it was very rare for pot to be laced with fentanyl.

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.thedailybeast.com/marco-troper-son-of-former-youtube-ceo-susan-wojcicki-found-dead-in-uc-berkeley-dorm

Partying in 2024 isn’t like 2004, 94 or 84 people!

Please tell your kids to only stick to alcohol or pot from reputable sources if they can’t control themselves.

Pot can be laced with fentanyl.

Not cannabis purchased from a licensed and regulated dispensary.

Dispensary marijuana is the safest option for college aged students looking to experiment with mind altering substances. The risks are very low compared to any other substance.

Alcohol is not really safe because young people typically drink to excess and there are a great many alcohol poisoning deaths every year among the age group.

There are a Great Many people overdoing it on the much, much stronger legalized dispensary weed too. Legal weed induced psychosis lands a lot of young people in the ED and an emerging area of research points to enduring effects on the prefrontal cortex

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.thedailybeast.com/marco-troper-son-of-former-youtube-ceo-susan-wojcicki-found-dead-in-uc-berkeley-dorm

Partying in 2024 isn’t like 2004, 94 or 84 people!

Please tell your kids to only stick to alcohol or pot from reputable sources if they can’t control themselves.

Pot can be laced with fentanyl.

Not from state licensed dispensaries idiot. Unless you also believe your birth control pills, asthma inhalers and antibiotics are also laced with fentanyl?

Anonymous wrote:Does Narcan counteract Fentanyl?

You need many does of narcan since fentanyl is so much more potent. Often times just a few narcan doses don’t do the job.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.thedailybeast.com/marco-troper-son-of-former-youtube-ceo-susan-wojcicki-found-dead-in-uc-berkeley-dorm

Partying in 2024 isn’t like 2004, 94 or 84 people!

Please tell your kids to only stick to alcohol or pot from reputable sources if they can’t control themselves.

The danger of taking fentanyl has been highly publicized and while It is very sad when anyone dies from taking fentanyl or any drug but they made the stupid choice.

It’s laced into other drugs. If that had been the case back in the 80s, I can’t imagine how many people I know who would have died.

Why do drug dealers lace fentanyl into other drugs? Doesn't that cost more to do it that way?

And it sounds like people are more likely to overdose -- why try to kill off their customers?

Never done drugs before, so no clue about this stuff.

They put fentanyl in there because it’s very cheap, just a little goes along way to give you an amazing high and it’s a synthetic drug so it’s more easily produced than other drugs

But you have a good point on why would anyone want to kill their customers and thus decrease their profits!

Does Narcan counteract Fentanyl?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.thedailybeast.com/marco-troper-son-of-former-youtube-ceo-susan-wojcicki-found-dead-in-uc-berkeley-dorm

Partying in 2024 isn’t like 2004, 94 or 84 people!

Please tell your kids to only stick to alcohol or pot from reputable sources if they can’t control themselves.

Pot can be laced with fentanyl.

Not cannabis purchased from a licensed and regulated dispensary.

Dispensary marijuana is the safest option for college aged students looking to experiment with mind altering substances. The risks are very low compared to any other substance.

Alcohol is not really safe because young people typically drink to excess and there are a great many alcohol poisoning deaths every year among the age group.

You need to be 21 to go to a dispensary

We just had Fentanyl death in the family.They were not a drug user at all, but down on their luck for about year and half. Went out drinking, made it home with some drugs and was found few days later. Heart had stopped.
No way did they think that a little bit of drugs could kill them. Not a user, did not even previously know people who could get them the drugs. Looking into their phone would have given them a clue where they went and how they got them. Nobody did that.
So, seller are not being punished as only few customers die. The fentanyl crisis hasn't reached half the people yet.

Anonymous wrote:This is not intended to be callous. Since we are only discussing the death because he was the son of YouTube founder, she really could have curbed the YouTube platform from becoming an incel and MRA haven.

I remember how exciting the future seemed with user-generated content on YouTube, flattening knowledge across the hierarchy.

Until that content became stuff you didn’t like, then it’s a crisis.

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Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t necessarily assume it was accidental until an official report comes out. Teen mental health is at a crisis point due in large part to social media platforms including You Tube.

https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/feb/15/new-york-city-sues-social-media-addiction-kids-tiktok-instagram

I don't doubt that social media is having a negative impact on mental health in children and teens.

But I would also point out that there is a root problem with addictive digital device use causing an epidemic in chronic sleep deprivation in children and teens, and that is a certain recipe for mental health problems. Tired brains are sick brains, no matter what content they are looking at.

That is probably true. I don’t know why intelligent parents give in knowing the harms.

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t necessarily assume it was accidental until an official report comes out. Teen mental health is at a crisis point due in large part to social media platforms including You Tube.

https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/feb/15/new-york-city-sues-social-media-addiction-kids-tiktok-instagram

I don't doubt that social media is having a negative impact on mental health in children and teens.

But I would also point out that there is a root problem with addictive digital device use causing an epidemic in chronic sleep deprivation in children and teens, and that is a certain recipe for mental health problems. Tired brains are sick brains, no matter what content they are looking at.

I wouldn’t necessarily assume it was accidental until an official report comes out. Teen mental health is at a crisis point due in large part to social media platforms including You Tube.

https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/feb/15/new-york-city-sues-social-media-addiction-kids-tiktok-instagram