<p>I guess I’m wondering that if you find the hagwans / IV drips / constant round-the-clock study-til-exhaustion to be the wrong thing … why you need a study to confirm it. Isn’t that just the wrong thing because it’s the wrong thing, regardless of the results? Likewise, using Adderall (etc) when one doesn’t have a medical diagnosis or reason to use it is the wrong thing to do because it’s just … the wrong thing to do. It doesn’t matter if it actually “works” or not. Writing the answers on my arm is also the wrong thing to do, whether or not doing so actually increases my test scores. It’s like there is no morality outside of results.</p>