/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4133458
>2011
>still thinking that greentext is a valid argument and not just trolling

>>3426211
U mad.

Concerta/Ritalin

Does it work as well as aderall? Will I get a very good boost taking it before a test?

Also 16, 32 or 36 mg for the first time?

If I were to give myself a milk enema, what would be absorbed into my body and how long would I have to keep it in?

>9th grade
>really awesome advance placement biology teacher
>teaches so fluently, but fun
>a cool guy, played football in college, tore his ACL, so decided to use his education major instead of play in the pros
>our class goes from a bunch of misfits to an actually cohesive unit
>70% of us get 4s or 5s, 20% get 3s
>recommend to all our friends to take this guys class
>teacher realizes he wants to make more money and ditches his class mid-semester to take on an administrative position
>entire new class has only two 5s out of 74 kids (ten 4s)
feels batman

>No scientist actually knows the answer to this question

People. I have an excercise in free will and determinism for you. I would like you to explain what happens to the guy in the following paragraph in a deterministic way.

"A man is at a beach. It is a hot, windless day and he has decided to go to the water and swim. He reaches the water and it is absolutely freezing. He now has the choice: to go in and cool off in an uncomfortable way, or return to his friends and remain hot."

It would be interesting what hard determinists like you will say to this. I have not enough knowledge about free will or determinism to have an opinion as of yet.