I just found your video out of the blue! I loved it! You are very well spoken, I could listen to you speak all day. You have such a pure and kind voice and every word you say carries so much strength. You are a masterpiece!
Thank you, Teagan! Your comment means a lot to me. You say so much in such an economical fashion. Are you a poet or have at least dabbled in poetry? The right words in the right order is quite a gift. However many ways your artistic spirit manifests ... may it always be with the heart and spirit that you shared with me today. You DO make a difference ... with every kindness you share, every word you speak ... and in all that you are. Thank you for sharing with me. MUCH appreciated!
as a child, i remember asking questions. being a rebel against the majority of people i met. my comprehension grew throughout my ages; and i still, have the curiosity. i had since i was two years old. i couldn’t express my thoughts, feelings and simply myself to others. regardless, of how intelligent or elegance products i offer. i must be patient, kind and empathetic. i find it strategic and necessary to do such. i may be no genius like bach or newton. thereof, i will not deeply impact the world with my passions and thoughts. however, i can genuinely embrace others, and every moment of my life. i realize that you explain things with such depth in simplicity. it is truly moving to see someone, that is like to some degree, communicate what i want to say since as a child. thank you
Thank you! Your feedback means a lot to me especially because I can appreciate where you're coming from and admire your approach to life while being, "patient, kind and empathetic." These things matter and so do you! Your life has a multiplier effect that is so huge you'll never fully know just how many lives you touch. Keep making a difference and enjoy life!!! All my best to you.
Thank you very much for your precious advices. I've been moved by your story about the loss of your father. When I lost mine, after a long period of poignant grief which mostly numbed my mind I happened to be inspired by a greek poem that is evocative of absence and loss. My daddy was a teacher of Greek and this experience both aesthetical and emotional relit the flame of creativity. From then up to now I have channeled so many times my pain, sorrow and intimate suffering into poetry. I even wrote a poem dedicated to him and I also privately write about him. It's a great help. With regard to your lessons, I do appreciate you've pointed out the importance of affirming one's individuality and to reconsider what is universal and timeless. We are legitimate to cultivate our own gardens, each one by their favourite skills and tools. Recently I'm disgusted more than ever by the uniformity around us, by the arrogance and aggressiveness. The more I experience this, the more I want to keep my distance from the others. And I am happy to stay far away from the crowd.
Thank you very much, Clelia! I'm saddened to learn you've experienced the same grief of the loss of your father. I think of him everyday. Channeling grief in a healthy way like you are doing with your poetry is a very healthy thing to do. Plus, it keep his memory alive inside of you and also helps you to keep growing and stretching yourself which is EXACTLY what your father (the man, teacher and daddy) would want you to do. I have no doubt at all he would be proud of the woman you are today. With Much Respect and Gratitude, Jeffery
You are an absolute masterpiece Jeffery. You are so humble, I really appreciate it. Please continue to make a difference in the world, your content is greatly appreciated.
Thank you, Teo! This is actually one of my favorite videos that I've made. There is more to it than many people will realize during their first viewing - plus, what is understood and needed today might change over time so it might resonate more (and differently) during various periods of one's life.
Thank you so much for this moment. It truly fractured my frustration over the last several hours and helped me redirect my ruminations away from family and social conflicts.
Thanks, Josh. We all need a break from time to time to get away from many of life's stressors. I'm glad I could offer you something of value to focus your mind and creative skills on during such an instance. Wishing you much better days and positive key moments ahead. Thanks again, your comment means a lot to me!
Hi dear Jeffery. It's really nice to see a video from you. Many are eager to watch and listen to you. As some have stated below, asking if you would consider doing a podcast or a Q&A session. Would you consider doing a livestream? Maybe you have some hobbies, like doing art or something else. I think it would be fun for all parts if we could engage in conversation that way, while also being interested in what you're doing. I also really appreciate these videos with advice, because they're like a different aspect of ourselves, which we haven't looked for, but got anyway - It's like a helping hand that makes us reconnect with our self, like two lines, but we differ from our ideal line, per say. Thanks.
Thank you! I appreciate the sentiments and the encouragement. I might do a Q&A sometime with having people send in questions where I make a video responding to 15, 20, or 25 of the more interesting questions that might be helpful for the majority of my likely viewers. That would be in the future though. I am right now just looking to take time to refresh and enjoy some of the summer we still have left. One must recharge from time to time to be at their best.
Thanks again for a brilliant video Jeffery, I'm a creative who likes to paint and I agree about the emotion. I have a problem with selling my art though, it feels like I'm giving a part of myself away. I find my art freeing, enlightening and meditative. Without it I'd be dying inside like you say
Thank YOU for such a great comment! Here is my take on your having a problem selling your art. Being creative can and is a reward to the creator all on it's own. There is dignity in creating, and also great worth in the value one places on one's work. Your painting should be in the hands of someone who will truly enjoy having it ... AND IT IS!!! Your paintings bring joy to you and most likely to those you choose (if you choose) to share them with when people come over. Why should your joy in your paintings mean less than someone else's joy from your painting? It shouldn't unless your goal is to sell them. Keep creating your way for your reasons. Just from the comment you've written -- I have no doubt you infuse heart and vision into you art and into our world. Thanks again for reaching out. These things DO make a difference!
Hello Jeffery, in all your videos I haven't noticed any reference to G-d. I'd really like to hear your opinion about that maybe mentioning a few of the approaches of the religions we know today as opposed to having many idols (G-d forbid). Thank you sir, and I perhaps consider adding some new materials we miss you here.
I almost didn't wear it for that reason. I have 4 different shirts made by that same company (3 have similar collars) but that is the only one where enough of the print could get in the camera shot. I LOVE that shirt! Super comfortable with a neck that doesn't stretch out over time. These shirts are from the early 90's.
Sometimes it's our (alleged) flaws that serve to make us something special. I once played Janis Joplin for a Chinese opera singer friend and she couldn't believe that it wasn't a joke. Janis wasn't in all ways technically 'sound' at all ... and she definitely wasn't perfect ... but to many of us, she was exquisitely perfect and we wouldn't have her any other way. Daring to boldly live our differences takes courage ... and it's often well worth it in many ways!!!
Hi Study, There are far too many variables for me to determine based on IQ alone. I will say that I have met numerous math majors/teachers who I seriously doubt had anywhere near a 131 IQ. One of the tricks to math is to learn it in the way that works best for the student involved. Another thing that I learned (once I decided to approach mathematics more seriously) was to humble myself, go back and make sure I thoroughly understood the fundamentals beyond just the memorization and the academic testing of mere facts and basic use. I really thought about past learnings and incorporated them into various ways of thinking in terms of systems and patterns and developed a better, fuller appreciation for math, the world around us, and life!
I choose not to have a Website for a plethora of reasons but I do have a Facebook and (obviously) a TH-cam page. As for your second question ... A quick learner (but not expected in every subject/skill), smart questioner, nonconformist, passionately possessing special interests, someone who sees through their own childhood/teen/young adult indoctrination and exponentially grows through those insights and isn't tied to the zeitgeist of their era, plus so very much more!
Solomon makes good students and scholars ,but love makes us Jesus friends. Jeffery i ,recently - well , i asked a question - Dr Linda How does the trivium method of critical thinking "Gene odening " helped share fit in with ,Dr Paul &the foundation's ? Has anyone tried to merge them ? Dr Linda replied Thank you for your question! The Trivium education model is based in ancient philosophy, and though there is much overlap between our approach to critical thinking and certain concepts in Trivium, there are also some conceptual problems with the latter. A framework for critical thinking based in natural language and everyday life provides a more helpful approach for dealing with the complex, often mundane problems we face as humans. any thoughts about this Jeffery ,thanks
Hi Jeff, wrong video, for the comment.... Doesnt the kruger effect and imposter effect simply stem from the tendency of intelligent people to be negative?... Negative about abilities, hence Krugering themselves, negative about people's perception of them, hence Imposter effect... Negativity has been quite helpful to seeing that they are often right and their efforts cpuld av been improved right? So they stick to what works and always look negatively first.... If they learn to look positively later on, then it solves the percieved effect problem. I prefer to be told its ok to look negatively first then positively afterwards.
Thanks, Dave! I appreciate your interest and supportive nature. Have you been to the Australia Zoo? The Irwin's appear to be a wonderful family and I always enjoy when Bindi (or her mother) is interviewed on talk shows.
Check out my TED Talk titled, “An Autistic Genius Discusses How Differences Make Us Special” It's been viewed on TH-cam now by over 90,000 people and I hope you'll be someone who gains something incredibly valuable from it as well! th-cam.com/video/iFsRbMxp8dw/w-d-xo.html
@@cooba5266 You're very welcome. I hope you'll find great joy, meaning and purpose along your life's adventures. Enjoy your journey and listen to the visionary's wisdom inside. This is for you to consider and possibly elaborate on for yourself because it will have its greatest depth within you. All my best to you!
Cool, what was going through your head when you got your score back? Did you get imposter syndrome or were you expecting that? If you don't mind me asking, sorry i am a little bit curious to find out the thinking process behind smart people
@@ryanheznts4540 It was quite emotional for me after being ridiculed for being so different during my childhood. I felt ecstatic and relieved. I made videos on Impostor Syndrome and Dunning-Kruger Effect because I am intimately aware of their impact on one's life. :-)
I am truly sorry for the loss of your father. (the pain never truly goes away, doesn't it) However he did leave behind a wonderful human being to take his place.
@@tracywilliams7929 Thank you so much! My dad died 4 1/2 years ago and it feels like the entire world has changed so much since when he was alive. His life had a beautiful character arc and I'm proud to have had him for my father.
Well, like Sammy Hagar, I can't drive 55. Seriously though, I have Moebius Syndrome and am visually impaired in that respect. I can see ... but not well enough to drive.
@@jensal5383 Yes. I'm fairly certain that I could drive an automobile with no problem at all if I weren't visually impaired - but I'll never really know for certain. That said, I'm grateful for the gifts I do have.
Good question! I just happened to have made an extensive (yet relatively brief) video on this subject. Wishing you the very best! th-cam.com/video/WpIhPIiVtOo/w-d-xo.html
@@jefferyford5309 Please feel free to ask for help. I do not speak English well and I do not have good listening skills, so please write me some tips to improve my memory at comment.
You can't. Well, you sort of can. You can do things proven to slow cognitive decline, like exercising. However, this will only make you smarter compared to your age group. There is no way to increase fluid intelligence.
look up martin cabello iii on instagram, ketosis and exercise is proven as causation when you know all of the experiences of it mixed with trying to do things to become smarter
Now, i'm not the smartest person around, but i have a weird question for you brainiacs: Do you guys ever get those weird instant thoughts that take too long to explain to another person? For example: Someone says something about trees, then a funny joke about pink t-shirts pops into your head, but the thought process that took you there IS linked to trees at the root (heh). For you the chain of thought is nearly instantaneous, but then when you start to explain how you got there, you realize there are way too many steps to explain and the joke is therefore ruined. I used to try and explain how i got to the joke (and looking like a moron in the process) but nowadays i just don't say anything, i just chuckle to myself (and also look like a moron.) ;D
Yes, I know exactly what you mean. Many people lack the focus and quite frankly the interest to closely listen to others. They're just waiting for their turn to speak. Sometimes they don't even wait though, do they??? :-)
@@jefferyford5309 So true! If only we had telepathy, then they wouldn't have time to get bored and everyone would be in on the joke. :) Although i wonder if different IQ levels would affect even that process...
I'm doing well. Thanks for asking. Spending time lately developing my poetic artistry and enjoying the spring/summer months. I hope you're also doing well and enjoying this time in your life.
Yes, I do. Some of the people in my high IQ societies like to debate free will - you see these debates popping up over and over again through the years. Honestly, (for me) these conversations grow tired and boring almost instantly. BTW, is it solipsistic in here, or is it just me? (I like that old joke!)
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I just found your video out of the blue! I loved it! You are very well spoken, I could listen to you speak all day. You have such a pure and kind voice and every word you say carries so much strength. You are a masterpiece!
Thank you, Teagan! Your comment means a lot to me. You say so much in such an economical fashion. Are you a poet or have at least dabbled in poetry? The right words in the right order is quite a gift. However many ways your artistic spirit manifests ... may it always be with the heart and spirit that you shared with me today. You DO make a difference ... with every kindness you share, every word you speak ... and in all that you are. Thank you for sharing with me. MUCH appreciated!
as a child, i remember asking questions. being a rebel against the majority of people i met. my comprehension grew throughout my ages; and i still, have the curiosity. i had since i was two years old. i couldn’t express my thoughts, feelings and simply myself to others. regardless, of how intelligent or elegance products i offer. i must be patient, kind and empathetic. i find it strategic and necessary to do such. i may be no genius like bach or newton. thereof, i will not deeply impact the world with my passions and thoughts. however, i can genuinely embrace others, and every moment of my life. i realize that you explain things with such depth in simplicity. it is truly moving to see someone, that is like to some degree, communicate what i want to say since as a child. thank you
Thank you! Your feedback means a lot to me especially because I can appreciate where you're coming from and admire your approach to life while being, "patient, kind and empathetic." These things matter and so do you! Your life has a multiplier effect that is so huge you'll never fully know just how many lives you touch. Keep making a difference and enjoy life!!! All my best to you.
Thank you very much for your precious advices. I've been moved by your story about the loss of your father. When I lost mine, after a long period of poignant grief which mostly numbed my mind I happened to be inspired by a greek poem that is evocative of absence and loss. My daddy was a teacher of Greek and this experience both aesthetical and emotional relit the flame of creativity. From then up to now I have channeled so many times my pain, sorrow and intimate suffering into poetry. I even wrote a poem dedicated to him and I also privately write about him. It's a great help. With regard to your lessons, I do appreciate you've pointed out the importance of affirming one's individuality and to reconsider what is universal and timeless. We are legitimate to cultivate our own gardens, each one by their favourite skills and tools. Recently I'm disgusted more than ever by the uniformity around us, by the arrogance and aggressiveness. The more I experience this, the more I want to keep my distance from the others. And I am happy to stay far away from the crowd.
Thank you very much, Clelia! I'm saddened to learn you've experienced the same grief of the loss of your father. I think of him everyday. Channeling grief in a healthy way like you are doing with your poetry is a very healthy thing to do. Plus, it keep his memory alive inside of you and also helps you to keep growing and stretching yourself which is EXACTLY what your father (the man, teacher and daddy) would want you to do. I have no doubt at all he would be proud of the woman you are today. With Much Respect and Gratitude, Jeffery
@@jefferyford5309 a heartfelt thank you!
@@cleliaalbano2184 You have a beautiful spirit and the gratitude is reciprocated!
@@jefferyford5309 🙏
You're not just a genius Jeffery, but a beautiful wonderful human being. Thanks for all the awesome content.
Thank you very much! It's people like you who motivate others to do well in life. Stay creatively and meaningfully YOU!!!
Dear Jeffery, thank you so much for this video. True genius is kind.
Thank you very much, Rudolf! You're right. True genius is kind and shares it with others. Wishing you all the best throughout your life!
You are an absolute masterpiece Jeffery. You are so humble, I really appreciate it. Please continue to make a difference in the world, your content is greatly appreciated.
Thank you! Your positive nature is truly motivational, so I hope that you will also continue to make a positive difference in our world!
Please continue to teach me. I am delighted to learn. I will implement the ideas you share. I am grateful.
Thank you, Teo! This is actually one of my favorite videos that I've made. There is more to it than many people will realize during their first viewing - plus, what is understood and needed today might change over time so it might resonate more (and differently) during various periods of one's life.
Cool upper body covering
Thank you so much for this moment. It truly fractured my frustration over the last several hours and helped me redirect my ruminations away from family and social conflicts.
Thanks, Josh. We all need a break from time to time to get away from many of life's stressors. I'm glad I could offer you something of value to focus your mind and creative skills on during such an instance. Wishing you much better days and positive key moments ahead. Thanks again, your comment means a lot to me!
Hi dear Jeffery. It's really nice to see a video from you. Many are eager to watch and listen to you. As some have stated below, asking if you would consider doing a podcast or a Q&A session. Would you consider doing a livestream? Maybe you have some hobbies, like doing art or something else. I think it would be fun for all parts if we could engage in conversation that way, while also being interested in what you're doing.
I also really appreciate these videos with advice, because they're like a different aspect of ourselves, which we haven't looked for, but got anyway - It's like a helping hand that makes us reconnect with our self, like two lines, but we differ from our ideal line, per say.
Thanks.
Thank you! I appreciate the sentiments and the encouragement. I might do a Q&A sometime with having people send in questions where I make a video responding to 15, 20, or 25 of the more interesting questions that might be helpful for the majority of my likely viewers. That would be in the future though. I am right now just looking to take time to refresh and enjoy some of the summer we still have left. One must recharge from time to time to be at their best.
@@jefferyford5309 We hope to be able to watch that. Yes, indeed - time off is refreshing and I wish you a good summer
@@habboUdviseren Thank you very much! I wish you a good summer and an amazing life ahead.
Thank you for the wise&kind words
You're very welcome, Gil! Wishing you many moments of creative joy throughout your life ahead!
Yes thanks
That will be fine
I get excited and love talking about things my friends don't find interesting
I will listen to you
See all videos anyway
And the whole fact of knowledge and
does it make me happy?
I don't know Mr Ford?
I don't know.
Thanks again for a brilliant video Jeffery, I'm a creative who likes to paint and I agree about the emotion. I have a problem with selling my art though, it feels like I'm giving a part of myself away. I find my art freeing, enlightening and meditative. Without it I'd be dying inside like you say
Thank YOU for such a great comment! Here is my take on your having a problem selling your art. Being creative can and is a reward to the creator all on it's own. There is dignity in creating, and also great worth in the value one places on one's work. Your painting should be in the hands of someone who will truly enjoy having it ... AND IT IS!!! Your paintings bring joy to you and most likely to those you choose (if you choose) to share them with when people come over. Why should your joy in your paintings mean less than someone else's joy from your painting? It shouldn't unless your goal is to sell them. Keep creating your way for your reasons. Just from the comment you've written -- I have no doubt you infuse heart and vision into you art and into our world. Thanks again for reaching out. These things DO make a difference!
@@jefferyford5309 thank you for your words and advice Jeffrey. It's much appreciated
Hello Jeffery, in all your videos I haven't noticed any reference to G-d. I'd really like to hear your opinion about that maybe mentioning a few of the approaches of the religions we know today as opposed to having many idols (G-d forbid). Thank you sir, and I perhaps consider adding some new materials we miss you here.
Haha, I like that you are wearing the same shirt as the picture in the background
I almost didn't wear it for that reason. I have 4 different shirts made by that same company (3 have similar collars) but that is the only one where enough of the print could get in the camera shot. I LOVE that shirt! Super comfortable with a neck that doesn't stretch out over time. These shirts are from the early 90's.
Noticed it, too
YOUR VIDEO IS REALLY HELPFUL FOR ME YOU ARE DOING WELL KEEP IT UP FOR US
LOVE YOU 3000
Thank you very kindly! Wishing you tremendous fulfillment in your various pursuits.
Post more videos again, Jeffrey!!!
Thank you for the encouragement. I shall certainly be doing so in the not too distant future. Wishing you the very best.
" of course not you or me we're perfect spiritual beings " lol
Sometimes it's our (alleged) flaws that serve to make us something special. I once played Janis Joplin for a Chinese opera singer friend and she couldn't believe that it wasn't a joke. Janis wasn't in all ways technically 'sound' at all ... and she definitely wasn't perfect ... but to many of us, she was exquisitely perfect and we wouldn't have her any other way. Daring to boldly live our differences takes courage ... and it's often well worth it in many ways!!!
thank you for sharing this.
Thank you, Maha. I truly enjoyed extracting this information from my various creative experiences and sharing it with you all!
I really was expecting a new talk from you :) thanks for the advices
You're very welcome! I hope you'll get something out of it. All my best today and always!
Thank you.
Thank you. I hope that something that I've shared will be of assistance for you. All my best to you!
Jeffery my iq score is 131 in offline iq test by psychologist and in mensa online I score 137 I want to be mahtametician CAN I DO IT WITH THIS IQ
Hi Study, There are far too many variables for me to determine based on IQ alone. I will say that I have met numerous math majors/teachers who I seriously doubt had anywhere near a 131 IQ. One of the tricks to math is to learn it in the way that works best for the student involved. Another thing that I learned (once I decided to approach mathematics more seriously) was to humble myself, go back and make sure I thoroughly understood the fundamentals beyond just the memorization and the academic testing of mere facts and basic use. I really thought about past learnings and incorporated them into various ways of thinking in terms of systems and patterns and developed a better, fuller appreciation for math, the world around us, and life!
Do you have a website? Also, what is a sign of a intelligent person in your opinion?
I choose not to have a Website for a plethora of reasons but I do have a Facebook and (obviously) a TH-cam page. As for your second question ... A quick learner (but not expected in every subject/skill), smart questioner, nonconformist, passionately possessing special interests, someone who sees through their own childhood/teen/young adult indoctrination and exponentially grows through those insights and isn't tied to the zeitgeist of their era, plus so very much more!
Solomon makes good students and scholars ,but love makes us Jesus friends. Jeffery i ,recently - well , i asked a question - Dr Linda How does the trivium method of critical thinking "Gene odening " helped share fit in with ,Dr Paul &the foundation's ? Has anyone tried to merge them ? Dr Linda replied Thank you for your question! The Trivium education model is based in ancient philosophy, and though there is much overlap between our approach to critical thinking and certain concepts in Trivium, there are also some conceptual problems with the latter. A framework for critical thinking based in natural language and everyday life provides a more helpful approach for dealing with the complex, often mundane problems we face as humans.
any thoughts about this Jeffery ,thanks
Hi Jeff, wrong video, for the comment.... Doesnt the kruger effect and imposter effect simply stem from the tendency of intelligent people to be negative?... Negative about abilities, hence Krugering themselves, negative about people's perception of them, hence Imposter effect... Negativity has been quite helpful to seeing that they are often right and their efforts cpuld av been improved right? So they stick to what works and always look negatively first.... If they learn to look positively later on, then it solves the percieved effect problem. I prefer to be told its ok to look negatively first then positively afterwards.
Jeffery!!! yay another video! your loyal subscriber from Sydney, Australia :) much love brother
Thanks, Dave! I appreciate your interest and supportive nature. Have you been to the Australia Zoo? The Irwin's appear to be a wonderful family and I always enjoy when Bindi (or her mother) is interviewed on talk shows.
Check out my TED Talk titled, “An Autistic Genius Discusses How Differences Make Us Special” It's been viewed on TH-cam now by over 90,000 people and I hope you'll be someone who gains something incredibly valuable from it as well! th-cam.com/video/iFsRbMxp8dw/w-d-xo.html
Do you use cannabis, mushrooms or lsd etc. for creativing?
No. I meditate whenever the mood moves me. I don't over-ritualize it - I flow with it wherever I am and wherever it flows.
@@jefferyford5309 awesome thank you
@@cooba5266 You're very welcome. I hope you'll find great joy, meaning and purpose along your life's adventures. Enjoy your journey and listen to the visionary's wisdom inside. This is for you to consider and possibly elaborate on for yourself because it will have its greatest depth within you. All my best to you!
Out of curiosity, what exactly is your IQ?
Hi Ryan. I took the WAIS-R IQ exam and scored as high as it goes - 150+ which puts me in the 99.9+ percentile.
Cool, what was going through your head when you got your score back? Did you get imposter syndrome or were you expecting that? If you don't mind me asking, sorry i am a little bit curious to find out the thinking process behind smart people
@@ryanheznts4540 It was quite emotional for me after being ridiculed for being so different during my childhood. I felt ecstatic and relieved. I made videos on Impostor Syndrome and Dunning-Kruger Effect because I am intimately aware of their impact on one's life. :-)
I am truly sorry for the loss of your father. (the pain never truly goes away, doesn't it) However he did leave behind a wonderful human being to take his place.
@@tracywilliams7929 Thank you so much! My dad died 4 1/2 years ago and it feels like the entire world has changed so much since when he was alive. His life had a beautiful character arc and I'm proud to have had him for my father.
Jeffery did you believe in god
Respectfully, I don't discuss religion because of what I discuss in my video concerning cognitive dissonance. All my best to you!
@@jefferyford5309 lol. nice try.
What is the reason that you cant drive?
Well, like Sammy Hagar, I can't drive 55. Seriously though, I have Moebius Syndrome and am visually impaired in that respect. I can see ... but not well enough to drive.
@@jefferyford5309 but you coud if you just had a good vision, right? Like saying, you know all rules for doing it etc...
@@jensal5383 Yes. I'm fairly certain that I could drive an automobile with no problem at all if I weren't visually impaired - but I'll never really know for certain. That said, I'm grateful for the gifts I do have.
@@jefferyford5309 cool that u know! Glad to hear that
Jeffery, can you do Q and A sessions like Stephen Wolfram? He streams sessions every Friday at noon on his TH-cam.
I haven't considered such a move. It is an intriguing idea. I'll think about it. I appreciate your input. Thank you!
@@jefferyford5309 I'd be interested too.
@@zeynand4039 Good to know! Thank you for the motivation to consider something new.
Have you heard of Mind Maps invented by author Tony Buzan?
How do you become a genius?
How can I raise my IQ? How can I improve my IQ?
Good question! I just happened to have made an extensive (yet relatively brief) video on this subject. Wishing you the very best! th-cam.com/video/WpIhPIiVtOo/w-d-xo.html
@@jefferyford5309 Please feel free to ask for help. I do not speak English well and I do not have good listening skills, so please write me some tips to improve my memory at comment.
You can't. Well, you sort of can. You can do things proven to slow cognitive decline, like exercising. However, this will only make you smarter compared to your age group. There is no way to increase fluid intelligence.
look up martin cabello iii on instagram, ketosis and exercise is proven as causation when you know all of the experiences of it mixed with trying to do things to become smarter
Now, i'm not the smartest person around, but i have a weird question for you brainiacs:
Do you guys ever get those weird instant thoughts that take too long to explain to another person?
For example:
Someone says something about trees, then a funny joke about pink t-shirts pops into your head, but the thought process that took you there IS linked to trees at the root (heh).
For you the chain of thought is nearly instantaneous, but then when you start to explain how you got there, you realize there are way too many steps to explain and the joke is therefore ruined.
I used to try and explain how i got to the joke (and looking like a moron in the process) but nowadays i just don't say anything, i just chuckle to myself (and also look like a moron.) ;D
Yes, I know exactly what you mean. Many people lack the focus and quite frankly the interest to closely listen to others. They're just waiting for their turn to speak. Sometimes they don't even wait though, do they??? :-)
@@jefferyford5309 So true!
If only we had telepathy, then they wouldn't have time to get bored and everyone would be in on the joke. :)
Although i wonder if different IQ levels would affect even that process...
How are you? I miss your videos.
I'm doing well. Thanks for asking. Spending time lately developing my poetic artistry and enjoying the spring/summer months. I hope you're also doing well and enjoying this time in your life.
@@jefferyford5309 Thank you Sir! I would love to see some of your poetry. Your video about reading 10 pages in a day influenced me.
Do you believe in free will?
Yes, I do. Some of the people in my high IQ societies like to debate free will - you see these debates popping up over and over again through the years. Honestly, (for me) these conversations grow tired and boring almost instantly. BTW, is it solipsistic in here, or is it just me? (I like that old joke!)
@jefferyford5309 hahhahahha enormous, Jeffrey!!!❤
Hi Jeffrey have you ever give an online iq test if yes than what is your score ?
I do not have good listening skills, so please comment on how to increase IQ