Is this the future?

[AshtonBlack]

Smart Drugs:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/8284671.stm
Am I the only one sees a problem with these?
But then I am a fucking cynic about human nature.

[Drewish]

Funny, I always did better in Libral Arts courses when I wrote my papers piss ass drunk. unless it's a hard science, basic conceptual knowledge or math, there's really nothing to be learning in class anyways, so I if they want to fuck up their minds to be better at bullshit, then let them.

[Don't Panic]

Funny, I always did better in Libral Arts courses when I wrote my papers piss ass drunk. unless it's a hard science, basic conceptual knowledge or math, there's really nothing to be learning in class anyways, so I if they want to fuck up their minds to be better at bullshit, then let them.

I once sat an electronics exam still drunk and stoned after being out all night on our work Xmas party, got about 80% after thinking I'd failed it.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Funny, I always did better in Libral Arts courses when I wrote my papers piss ass drunk. unless it's a hard science, basic conceptual knowledge or math, there's really nothing to be learning in class anyways, so I if they want to fuck up their minds to be better at bullshit, then let them.

The classroom sessions were, at best about "where to look" or "what to look for". To really get into a subject you had to the reading, and the thinking.

[Drewish]

Funny, I always did better in Libral Arts courses when I wrote my papers piss ass drunk. unless it's a hard science, basic conceptual knowledge or math, there's really nothing to be learning in class anyways, so I if they want to fuck up their minds to be better at bullshit, then let them.

The classroom sessions were, at best about "where to look" or "what to look for". To really get into a subject you had to the reading, and the thinking.

I did, and that's when I realized that the classes were the pointless/expensive part.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Funny, I always did better in Libral Arts courses when I wrote my papers piss ass drunk. unless it's a hard science, basic conceptual knowledge or math, there's really nothing to be learning in class anyways, so I if they want to fuck up their minds to be better at bullshit, then let them.

The classroom sessions were, at best about "where to look" or "what to look for". To really get into a subject you had to the reading, and the thinking.

I did, and that's when I realized that the classes were the pointless/expensive part.

Ticket punching. The real fun was confusing my profs. (My lead prof. was exactly four days older than me.)