PizzaFace writes "Back in the day, college was a place where a lot of kids tried recreational ****s. Now the world's more competitive, psychopharmaceuticals are better targeted, and millions of students are routinely using ****s to work better and longer. Stimulants developed for attention deficit and narcolepsy are giving mentally healthy students an edge like athletes get from *******s or human growth hormone. These psychotropics seem fairly safe, but should they be banned in the interest of fairness, perhaps with enforcement by urine tests before exams? Or do we tell our kids that, if they want to compete in this brave new world, they better find some Adderall and jack their brains up like their classmates'." If college students are doing it, how many programmers are? What say you?
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Psychopharm Going 'Mainstream' In Schools?
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