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No, the friend is incorrect. Water boils at its boiling point (100 degrees C). The water evaporates and transitions to the gaseous phase at this temperature. Thus, it's not possible to increase the temperature of the water because 100 degrees C is its max. Since the water is already boiling, increasing the heat on the stove won't increase the heat of the water because the water is already at its max temperature. So the noodles won't cook any faster.
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