Most professors are alright with students putting their outline into the exam and throwing in last-minute items at the end of the exam (even if out of order). Check with your professor to make sure they are alright with your doing this. I personally didn't put my scratch outline on the paper, but I know professors who like it and will give extra points if you don't get all the way through your thought process in the main body. I preferred to do the "last-minute" additional considerations section. I would just add in some extra things that popped into my head at the end of the paper. (Of course, if you have time to, add the extra information in to the relevant section if applicable). I also produce a comic book at http://volcomic.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOMTwwETWAU

I respond to user becke137's message below. I also produce a comic at http://volcomic.com (Portion Removed to Fit) O.k., first of all let me clarify some things: 1) I’m NOT claiming that veganism goes hand in hand with anarchism/voluntaryism, etc. as I actually know what anarchism/voluntaryism both are. (I consider myself an anarchist and voluntaryist actually.) NOR was I trying to make the claim of universal ethics, but just trying to make practical, common sense points. I was just observing, (even though I’m NOT part of the punk scene myself,) just parallels in anarchism/voluntaryism to the idea of truly letting humans be free to choose whatever life they want, who they want to help, what they believe, etc. and that of veganism EXTENDING such ideals to other species. Again, I was NOT saying these ideals were all one and the same, or mandatorily related, but it’s not surprising for some people to hold these ideas for themselves to see them as being connected PERSONALLY. That is all what I was trying to say (!) and was wanting your perspective on it. 2) If you know anything about vegetarians/vegans, (unless they are completely delusional,) they do NOT ever claim that they don’t cause suffering. They just claim to alleviate as much suffering as possible. I know very well, believe me, that x-rays have animal products, IV has animal products, tires have animal products, and so on and so forth. I know that even just plain existing when I breathe, I may kill some microbes in the air. Duh. To me, that does not mean because I can’t prevent all suffering, that I should attempt to do so at all. That’s like saying, “Oh, there are too many starving people in the world, so I won’t even bother volunteering at the food harvest bank, even though I can” 3) You make it sound like animal suffering is essential to human prosperity, or even human survival. It sounds like you’ve been brainwashed the meat and dairy industries, (as was I at one point,) who do everything they can with their money and monopoly power to spread lies. This can be seen in advertising and how nutrition is taught in schools and med school, since much money is donated by these industries as well as by pharmaceutical companies. (Also notice in the media how whenever someone is vegan/vegetarian and commits a crime, often they state that that person is vegan/vegetarian. Yet when a non-vegan/vegetarian commits the same crime, there is no title. It’s as if subliminally stating that vegan/vegetarian has to do with/adds some essential information to the crime. For instance, compare the headlines of omnivore parents who have starved/neglected their infant to death versus parents who happen to be vegan/vegetarian who have.) Humans have created much technological process, and you don�� ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXH-Mz0wBME