h a l f b a k e r y"My only concern is that it wouldn't work, which I see as a problem."
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Some people afflicted with ADHD and many kids have a super hard time studying. This product helps. It's a smart phone app connected to a device similar to those multi-pill things or an advent calendar. If the user proves knowledge in a particular topic (time limited to help retention) a single door opens
and the chocolate or other treat is available. Attempts to force it open result in a quantity of sand and bitters ruining the flavor.
For example the user may be studying math. Correctly solving five problems of an original type would signal the device to open a door.
https://www.doordas...ce=Google&utm_term=
Addictive [blissmiss, Sep 08 2023]
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I only got halfway through this idea when I remembered there were sweeties in the cupboard. Will try and finish reading later |
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Anything that would motivate me would contain sugar. Sugar causes hyperactivity and makes obesity even worse than it is here. I like that you want to help the population that misses out on so much, due to distractions, but a sugary treat will do nothing but make them have even more trouble studying. |
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Plus, they will fight over the good chocolate, and end up in the principal's office, or prison, or, or... |
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Yes, sugar is definitely the cause of antisocial behavior. I recall the Caramel Riots of '03. Good times. |
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Don't get me started on the Maple-gate massacres... you couldn't even spell slaughter without laughter back then. |
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Salted Carmel Maple Syrup is my newest addiction.
Really, it is a thing. |
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Voice, meet 2 fries. 2 Fries, this is Voice. |
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You two should slap yourselves together and come to my house. |
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