Cognitive enhancers, often called "smart drugs," are a hot topic when it comes to school and studying. People have different opinions about whether they are right or wrong to use. Here’s my view:

1. What Are They?
   Cognitive enhancement means using different things to make our brains work better. This can help with memory, focus, or being creative.

2. Different Types:
   Cognitive enhancers can include prescription drugs like Adderall, as well as natural supplements and nootropics. Each one works differently and has its own risks.

3. Advantages:

   • They might help students do better in school.
   • They can help level the playing field for students who have trouble learning in traditional ways.

4. Disadvantages:

   • There are questions about fairness. Are students who can’t use these enhancers at a disadvantage?
   • There may be health risks, and some people might become dependent on these substances.

In conclusion, whether cognitive enhancers are ethical for academic success really depends on how we use them. We need to think about the fairness and health implications. Finding a balance between doing well and being honest is really important, and I believe that talking about this is crucial.