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Fun short anecdote on IQ & learning disabilities: I have a minor LD (dysgraphia), the diagnosis of which required me to have my IQ professionally examined 3 times. The results were (N), (N+20), and “due to the divergence in your abilities, no useful number can be computed.”
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I also managed to produce two LSAT score 12 points apart in my late 20’s, the low one after I trained for months to do well, the high one when I lived wild. If there’s anyone out there fixated on a test number- do not sweat it, those tests throw weird fliers all. The. Time.
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Meanwhile I just read this while emptying out my Pocket https://www.1843magazine.com/features/the-curse-of-genius …
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I love these chats you give. Thanks :)
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There's a language learning guy on YouTube, "Uncle Davey", who has said something similar: Your mind doesn't want to retain painful memories, so the only way to learn is in a low-stress environment, so that knowledge will be transferred to long-term memory.
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Good stuff. I hope it doesn't get you in trouble.
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There are “cognitive skills” that contribute to “intelligence”. So then the question is: are those skills a certain kind of knowledge that can be learned?
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