EPTThe greatest mind ever - a lesson from history - Page 8
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Amnesty
United States2054 Posts
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sm
Australia89 Posts
Anyone can do it, it just depends how motivated you are. Hmm.. ima go play sc stuff hw :D | ||
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Theorie
Canada1 Post
Having more than 250 is likely to make you a godly player, but all you really need to be a "genius" is about 150... | ||
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Pumpkin
United States1141 Posts
On October 20 2004 10:03 Theorie wrote: Let's just say IQ is like APM : Having more than 250 is likely to make you a godly player, but all you really need to be a "genius" is about 150... your theorie is horrible  | ||
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Jim
Sweden1965 Posts
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mensrea
Canada5062 Posts
Seriously tho, it's an old thread, but soundwave obviously had something more than the odd remark to say, so I don't mind. | ||
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Servolisk
United States5241 Posts
On October 20 2004 09:40 ChApFoU wrote: that definitely proves that IQ means shit when we are talking about true genius. I agree totally. Considering the limited knowledge we have about intelligence, we shouldn't be so judgemental, especially when IQ tests and similar bs measurements serve no purpose, except to give people a false reason to think they are superior. On Einstein's IQ, he never took an IQ test, so I have no idea how they are measuring it... | ||
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Gp.Lao
Belgium445 Posts
hahahahahahah :D | ||
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Gp.Lao
Belgium445 Posts
his nick is also theorie :p theorie you are horrible . EDIT: Now that's some genius reasoning of me.! | ||
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radar14
United States1437 Posts
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IcedEarth
United States3661 Posts
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
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Refrain[FriZ]
Canada4337 Posts
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Deleted User 3420
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and he didnt actually get into harvard until he was 11 and he later came to the conclusion that he hated socialism | ||
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LetMeBeWithYou
Canada4254 Posts
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Servolisk
United States5241 Posts
Perhaps his early education played a large part. I think I remember hearing from various places that we have the highest 'mental apm' (I say that because I forget the term, but I think it may be close enough) as toddlers, but as we grow up a lot of them go to waste. Perhaps his didn't. Maybe not though, because I bet millions of parents wanting their children to be famous prodigies have tried this by now and without such success. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
would you rather have your child be intelligent, or happy | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
On October 20 2004 12:42 Servolisk wrote: Harvard was different back then, but still very difficult to get into I'm sure. But perhaps more suited to his abilities. Just guessing though. I don't even understand what this means. | ||
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rplant
United States1178 Posts
Btw, most critics (except maybe the psycho lesbian feminists) agree that Mill's wife wasn't responsible for any of his important work even though he attributes his best stuff to her--he was just a bit of a fuck up that way. Reading about prodigies is always interesting. That crossword puzzle thing is SICK. | ||
Liquid`Daaman
Sweden1225 Posts
he's pretty clever :o kaka | ||
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