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High-Aptitude Minds: The Neurological Roots of Genius

9 pointsby jlhamiltonalmost 17 years ago

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d0minealmost 17 years ago
<i>Studies show that practice and perseverance contribute more to accomplishment than being smart does.</i> &#60;/quote&#62;
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bootloadalmost 17 years ago
<i>"... Whatever the neurological roots of genius, being brilliant only increases the probability of success; it does not ensure accomplishment in any endeavor. Even for academic achievement, IQ is not as important as self-discipline and a willingness to work hard. ..."</i><p>Hotshot: <i>Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good IQ at your side, kid ...</i><p>Vet: <i>'determination', 'flexibility', 'application'. Not as clumsy or as random as raw IQ.... An elegant weapon for a more civilized time.</i>