E-Mail vs. Drugs
Reading this brief overview of a study by the King's College, London, on the impact that messaging has on human minds I am wondering what happens to all the e-mail reading stoner kids. Does the percentage of the drop in IQ scores double when you do both, use e-mail and smoke out?
It's definitely an interesting subject. I'll try to do some more research on that. — And maybe some testing… (since messaging takes at least two people, is there anybody who is willing to join me?)
Anonymous said,
April 23, 2005 @ 7:23 pm
The end of the article is great.
"We look forward to studies that examine the IQ lossage involved in the many other unavoidable parts of everyday life. Chores such as editing the Windows Registry (-2) , writing a weblog (-15), or reading the Ask Jack column in The Guardian (-175)."