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Bestfrog
Sometimes I read about children affected by autism that get a master degree in Physics at the age of 14-17.
They seems the geniuses of the modern age, but are they really geniuses?
Do you think that a very high IQ is the key for a physicist to do a sensational discovery in his subject? Or this cleverness and super-speed of learning is not enough? Does a very brilliant physicist requires a little bit of imagination and a sort of fancy, doesn't he?
Tell me what you think.
They seems the geniuses of the modern age, but are they really geniuses?
Do you think that a very high IQ is the key for a physicist to do a sensational discovery in his subject? Or this cleverness and super-speed of learning is not enough? Does a very brilliant physicist requires a little bit of imagination and a sort of fancy, doesn't he?
Tell me what you think.