School...

I honestly don't think im gonna do it.

it's one of those poem things thats like 2 pages long with lots of descriptive stuff. It has a weird name too.

oh that sucks yes def next time ;D I wish I had topics like that though id friggin destroy it haha

 

well this won't really help you in high school unless your a overachiever, but you need to remember why you are there.
in paper you will have research papers to write, last semester I wrote a 15 page paper about the object oriented paradigm or programming.

 

The thing is that there's no way to isolate the past from the use of drugs. For example, a person with trauma is known to be more likely to show signs of a mental disorder later in life, but there's no way to tell if a person with said trauma is more likely to gravitate towards drugs use or not, which would skew the results.

Studies are done ex post facto, which leads to the dilemma of the lack of variable isolation. Any studies done beforehand are going to be shot down by ethics committees, too, which makes it tough to really gauge the effect on the mind.

 

How does change and innovation affect organizational leadership within criminal law?
23 pages. Worst topic and longest paper I ever had to write.



In college, at the peak of writing papers, I could knock out a 4 page paper on a Thursday night while pregaming with friends and getting ready to go out to the bar for nickel drafts. Trust me, it gets easier to write them.

 

luckily for me that was my last writing intensive class, all though documenting code and projects majorly sucks.

 

Well I finished my paper this evening(Sunday). We shall see what grade I get on it...I present to the class on Tuesday.

 

Just show a clip of "Up in smoke". that will pretty much sum up the subject

 

HOW IS THAT BORING? i had to write a 5 page essay and do a bord thing on the everglades and how to save it. i would way do yours over that

 

This so called disorder will never be understood. they will never know why some people have issues and why others don't. the truth is, there are so many different factors that have to be taken into consideration. Our bodies and minds are a chemical mystery. when one person takes a drug (prescribed by a doctor) and it works perfectly for them, then the next person takes it, and they have the worst side effects imaginable.

These people with "HPPD", more than likely suffered from some sort of chemical imbalance before they ever took LSD or something like it. the possibilities are endless for the reasons why it affects people the way it does. like the possibility that they were ingesting strychnine laced LSD, and I doubt there have been studies done on the long term effects of rat poisining to humans...