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Can this be done?
I'm not a genius right now, but I do excel in math and physics. I would really like to be able to teach myself somehow to be able to problem solve and crunch numbers at the rate of a genius (aka really, really fast). Is there any way of going about something like this, or are you just born with these genius talents?
buy a calculator, or if its really complex ask your self "when will i ever need this" if you come up with anything other than never take something like a speend reading course
I say just practice. Start with addition and practice untill you can add any numbers in your head instantly. Then do multiplication.
I may be wrong but I personally think thats how most people learned to do it really fast. The thing is they started when they where little kids and it was really easy to do. I bet it would be tedious to learn now but I don't see why you couldn't.
You cannot "attain genius", but you can become very proficient in various maths and such. Geniuses have different thinking patterns than the average person, but it's not something one could actually study and "find the secret of", in order to obtain this. You can study and practice all you want, but you could never truly acheive genius.
It is very possible to become skilled in math, to the point where you produce and answer extremely fast. But higher abstract thinking is another thing entirely.
Why not? You can learn to think in new ways, so I don't see why you couldn't learn to think like a genius.
I believe genius is attainable when you least think it can be. It's just that, learning systems don't know totally how the mind works, so they don't know how to train it to its full potential. And even if there was a way, would the government make it known in public??
There are all kinds of ways to make you smarter. Most people are just to lazy and really don't care. Why go learn something new when you can sit down and watch tv?
You can buy (if you can find one) a book of Mensa puzzles. Those might help. Im not a Mensa member but i can do the problems, especcillay the number ones.
Anything that gets you thinking is a good thing.
hepennypacker52 wrote:IQ test scores are designed to increase as you get older. You can be a genius by definition...just keep getting the same number of questions correct on the IQ tests until you get to the next age bracket.Quote:
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Its better to work on people skills than intellectual ability. Some of the most successful people who have ever lived have been of average intellectual ability but of great personal charisma.
lol, smoke weed once in a while, that stuff makes you very very intelligent for a period of up to 4 hrs :D
“Genius” per say is a concept which can only be attained by a measurable consensus. An agreed to set of variables, by a limited group of individuals which whom themselves lack the true understanding of the nature of genius. This is the first flaw towards attaining genius. True Genius is an immeasurable gift. “It is the ability to bring to the human conscience, pure knowledge from the source without contaminating it with hued intellect. ”. In a way which can be understood by all who hear, read, see it” To bring the mysteries of the universe to a child, and he/she will understand it totally. This is what Jesus does in the hearts of all man who hear (His) voice.Quote:
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Can this be done?
I'm not a genius right now, but I do excel in math and physics. I would really like to be able to teach myself somehow to be able to problem solve and crunch numbers at the rate of a genius (aka really, really fast). Is there any way of going about something like this, or are you just born with these genius talents?
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