The discussion centers on strategies for improving intellectual capabilities and achieving personal success, particularly in academic fields such as math and science. Participants emphasize the importance of setting specific, tangible goals rather than striving for an abstract notion of being "the best." Key recommendations include engaging in regular practice, seeking coaching or tutoring, participating in clubs and competitions, and fostering a positive mindset. The conversation also highlights the significance of personal development, self-acceptance, and the understanding that intelligence is multifaceted and not solely defined by IQ.
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See posts like #25, 26, 27. (other members too).Uri Zlatnik said:Many times I wish I was more intelligent and that my brain was healthier and sharper.
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My brain failed me completely and my life suffers considerably because of it.