Tag: g factor
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A Beginner’s Guide to Critical Thinking
In 2024, there is information overload. In the country where I live, media and their super-rich owners don’t compete over who brings the news first anymore. They just get their shared power and the people above them tell them what to write and which medium to include to. Floods, high casualties, and accidents just don’t…
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The biggest problem in politics is the stupidity of people
Every single US voter is fully aware that there are tens of patron-client networks ridden through American politics that grossly disrupt the process detrimental to every citizen. So he or she daily reads media based on information from the political background devoid of our prehistoric like of story-telling. Just statistics and mathematics. No campaign, just…
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Imagine if IQ was everything and an exact science
IQ is nearly everything. Imagine a group with respectively different average IQs: 60, 80, 100, 120, 140, 160. Now imagine being able to have a discussion with the members of the groups. It goes without saying you would be able to assign respective numbers to every group. There are extremely significant correlations between median average…
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John Nash – without schizophrenia, the smartest man
A few people (unlike me) suffering from schizophrenia can lead a life with a full-time job. John Fobes Nash, who made fundamental contributions to game theory, real algebraic geometry, differential geometry, and partial differential equations, is a fine example (even though he had episodes when he was unable to practice the work as a scientist).…
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Why the best of the best should be doctors?
I have made appointments with thousands of doctors. Yet I was highly suspicious of them. Or should I put it flat-out? “Goddamn it, how come they can be doctors?” I had been reading psychiatric forums (for patients) in English so most of the contributors were Americans. And their best finding? One in twenty psychiatrists is…
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Why did John von Neumann love the super-rich so much?
He was arguably one of the smartest men that have ever lived. John von Neumann wasn’t known just for his enormous contribution to various fields, mental abilities but also adhesiveness to the businessmen and the super-rich. I am successful and you run this country No doubt, John von Neumann was naturally inclined toward prominent circles.…
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Your idol is an animal
Is your idol an animal? Lots of people have their idols. Actors, leaders, businessmen, dissidents, influencers, singers, tech industry giants, and so on. They idolize them in an absurd way as they are the most moral, attractive, able, and eligible. Not only that the current human morality makes little sense. But your idol is most…
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Humanities educational minimum even if you hate humanities
I completely get it. You have an IQ of 145 and, a degree in engineering, like the Theory of general relativity, Number theory, quantum mechanics, and Set theory. But humanities? Because you hate humanities. As they say, humanities are for those less intellectually able. And while research requires an extremely high IQ, the exact sciences are objectively unmatched. I am not shy to…
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IQ as a fetish. What Mensa and psychometrists don’t like to hear? IQ isn’t everything
Every single mental process strategy and mental ability no matter what they are equal to a measured IQ. Every single statement of a given individual is according to his IQ. Not only IQ is everything, but given how an individual performs in school, information technology, painting, understanding of politics, command of various office applications, conversation…
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Want to have great universities? The super-rich must approve it
I raised awareness among my reader base. The US had really bad universities prior to WW2 and the best after WW2. And it was just because of the super-rich criminals ruling the country. In order to dominate the world, they needed scientific and technological supremacy, therefore economic, thus military supremacy. The unknowing would say they have government, therefore governmental culture which stems from voting culture. And…