What are the ethics of running a randomized trial to test the effectiveness of dopamine spikes on school test scores. By giving candy to only half of the kids in an elementary school classroom, right before a test, and telling everyone else they can’t have any sugar.

Then gambling on the outcome.

I make rockets IRL.
I reserve the right to shamelessly recast for degen reasons. 
Soldier once upon a time.

As long as the test scores are inconsequential and there’s parental consent, then it’s just another controlled study (subject to IRB approval), I don’t see problem there

diving

The study in question: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-197506000-00003

Its hilarious conclusion: “The 'nitrogen blanket' effect is a real phenomenon, and human history has proceeded under partial narcosis. Perhaps this explains the current state of world affairs”

Also, make the test group breathe pure O2 before a test

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Also, make the test group breathe pure O2 before a test

https://warpcast.com/aviationdoctor.eth/0xd7becbe6