If you were really a genius you'd gtfo letsrun.com
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If you were really a genius you'd gtfo letsrun.com
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OP, do you use drugs at all? If not, might I suggest you start?
Get some thc in your bloodstream and then sit in stillness. Observe the frequencies that pass through you. When something comes through the thoughtstream that gives you goosebumps, end your meditation and pop a half of a 2mg nicotine gum in your mouth and chew for 10 minutes as you solidify your personal revelation. Then begin writing. Share with us what you come up with as elegantly as possible.
Think on this wrote:
reverse effect wrote:All my youth was in 98th percentile, but then found out it was really 90th in useful things, and 99.999th percentile in an esoteric field that no one really cares about. It totally changed my life!
Well put. The OP should think hard about his UTQ (Useful Things Quotient). That, and not his ability to solve contrived math problems, is what matters out in the real world. Sadly, "low UTQ" almost defines "on the spectrum."
Tell that to Bill Gates, Howard Hughes, Temple Grandin, Thomas Jefferson, Oliver Sacks, David Foster Wallace, Andy Warhol, Stanley Kubrick, Jane Austen, etc. Contrary to popular misconception, dealing with ignoramuses like you is actually one of our greatest challenges, not doing something useful. I imagine you and many others on this thread don't even recognize all of those names, which is evidence enough you have no concept of what it's like to be someone like me and should probably refrain from commenting.
It's threads like this that make Letsrun great.
Contrary to popular misconception...
Wait. Is it contrary to popular conception (which is wrong), or contrary to the misconception, which would make the popular conception correct? I think you should use your genius to formulate intelligible sentences.
If you place ANY stock in those tests...then you aren't as gifted as you think.
I teach gifted and talented ed at a prominent high school and college and don't place much value on our assessment systems.
unrecognized wrote:
Think on this wrote:Well put. The OP should think hard about his UTQ (Useful Things Quotient). That, and not his ability to solve contrived math problems, is what matters out in the real world. Sadly, "low UTQ" almost defines "on the spectrum."
Tell that to Bill Gates, Howard Hughes, Temple Grandin, Thomas Jefferson, Oliver Sacks, David Foster Wallace, Andy Warhol, Stanley Kubrick, Jane Austen, etc. Contrary to popular misconception, dealing with ignoramuses like you is actually one of our greatest challenges, not doing something useful. I imagine you and many others on this thread don't even recognize all of those names, which is evidence enough you have no concept of what it's like to be someone like me and should probably refrain from commenting.
I know all those names and that proves NOTHING. IF you were as smart as I, you would not have made that error in logic. One may understand what it is like to be you and not know all those names. You are not that smart...
Your psychologist is amazing! He/she told you exactly what you want to hear to make you happy and keep you coming back.
sbeefyk1 wrote:
Your psychologist is amazing! He/she told you exactly what you want to hear to make you happy and keep you coming back.
Actually all he did was confirm what I already suspected. I have not been back since and don't intend to return, nor did he suggest that I do.
I've worked with some geniuses in Silicon Valley. Most went to either CalTech or MIT. Where did you get your undergrad? Why didn't you go to grad school? You really need to get a Phd from a top tier school to leverage your potential.
There is only one thing to do. You need to post more on Letsrun.com.
So you are Alexi Pappas?
Oh, never mind, then you would be THE Genius.
Snsnananan wrote:
TAA wrote:Vote for Trump
He found out he has autism so yeah that makes sense.
Given his skills I bet he's a master debater.
Sheldon,
I told you not to post unless I check it over first.
Leonard.
almost true wrote:
Contrary to popular misconception...
Wait. Is it contrary to popular conception (which is wrong), or contrary to the misconception, which would make the popular conception correct? I think you should use your genius to formulate intelligible sentences.
It is contrary to popular misconception like I said. If you find that unintelligible, you should look up the meaning of the words you're confused by.
go into theoretical physics. if you can make it big, then you're using your potential.
otherwise you're just like the rest of us.
i'd work on your street smarts, common sense, and general 'coolness' you little turdget a life
Ayanimous wrote:
unrecognized wrote:Tell that to Bill Gates, Howard Hughes, Temple Grandin, Thomas Jefferson, Oliver Sacks, David Foster Wallace, Andy Warhol, Stanley Kubrick, Jane Austen, etc. Contrary to popular misconception, dealing with ignoramuses like you is actually one of our greatest challenges, not doing something useful. I imagine you and many others on this thread don't even recognize all of those names, which is evidence enough you have no concept of what it's like to be someone like me and should probably refrain from commenting.
I know all those names and that proves NOTHING. IF you were as smart as I, you would not have made that error in logic. One may understand what it is like to be you and not know all those names. You are not that smart...
Ayanimous owned the supposedly smart OP.
Like you said or as you wrote? You were right about that verbal weakness, yeesh.
unrecognized wrote:
almost true wrote:Wait. Is it contrary to popular conception (which is wrong), or contrary to the misconception, which would make the popular conception correct? I think you should use your genius to formulate intelligible sentences.
It is contrary to popular misconception like I said. If you find that unintelligible, you should look up the meaning of the words you're confused by.
almost true wrote:
Like you said or as you wrote? You were right about that verbal weakness, yeesh.
unrecognized wrote:It is contrary to popular misconception like I said. If you find that unintelligible, you should look up the meaning of the words you're confused by.
Technically as I wrote, but there's no need to be overly pedantic. I'm not writing a formal essay here. But you already knew that.