But not the kind you're thinking of (I would say).
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7412719.stm
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Jump to PostI say, if a drug helps you think better, why shouldn't you be allowed to take it and why is that cheating? Maybe everyone should start taking them. There's probably some terrible side effect or something, though I didn't see any mention of it in the article.
Jump to Postgood of them to do that. Those drugs have longterm negative effects on health, are illegal to use without a prescription (and thus if those kids use them they ARE committing a crime and so probably are their parents for providing them).
There's IMO no difference to these kids …
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