I'll Bet You're Not As Smart As This Girl

[Fe 26]

Just read the article... can someone please make sense out of this statement?

I think they got that wrong. I think it is counted from the time the dad put the bun in the oven.

[Opaque]

I still can't solve them.

Me neither.

Kid I work with decided to learn how and within two weeks could do them in under a minute. Now I'm thinking of getting one and learning how.

[Cheebs]

I was drinking and playing sports and socializing and being a damn kid when I was 18-19. So, yeah. I am smarter than that girl.

[Space Pirate Roberts]

Well said.

[Cowutopia]

I was talking and reading before I was 1.

[Tones]

Seriously, what's the damn rush? There's only so much time in life with limited responsibility, and she blew it. It's sad, because she will probably never be satisfied with her situation in life.

[Calliander]

How early you start means nothing.

I was eating solid food at 2 weeks, reading at a very young age, writing at a very young age, etc. Now look at me: Lazy.

[rezo]

t's sad, because she will probably never be satisfied with her situation in life.

I'm guessing she'll be fine.

[Cowutopia]

How lazy can you be when you've published a book?

[gamevet]

Not to take away from nick's accomplishments, but I just don't believe that doing things at a younger age predicts intelligence later in life. Its still pretty neat to see such large differences though.

Actually, the way a child's brain develops at an early age, has a lot to do with how the child is going to turn out. That's why most psychopaths, will always be psychopaths.



http://www.brainy-child.com/

Do you know that early childhood experiences are critical to the emotional and intellectual development of a child? During these early years, 75% of brain growth is completed.