Nor is there any evidence that I-dosing lures kids into experimenting with the real stuff.īut it will definitely put a depression in your (or your child’s) wallet. It should be an Onion spoof, for there is absolutely no scientific evidence that I-dosing produces any kind of brain-altering high. When I first read about digital drugs (aka I-dosing) this week (I’m way out of the loop despite this week’s flurry of news reports, the use of - and fretting about - I-dosing has been around for a while), I thought the story must be an Onion spoof. … “Kids are going to flock to these sites just to see what it is about, and it can lead them to other places,” Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs spokesman Mark Woodward.

The educators have gone so far as to ban iPods at school, in hopes of preventing honor students from becoming cyber-drug fiends.

Writes Single: Oklahoma’s Mustang Public School district isn’t taking the threat lightly, and sent out a letter to parents warning them of the new craze.

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