Genetic Intelligence - Fact or Myth?

[Anonymouse]

I'm unaware what you're trying to get across with your torturous tirade of tedium.

[patlajan]

Originally posted by Anonymouse I'm unaware what you're trying to get across with your torturous tirade of tedium.

But of course you are dear. I should save my torturous tirade for the Asianclub.com forum where they understand things quicker.

[Anonymouse]

Well look on the bright side, you were in an intelligence thread and used the worst grammar ever in one sentence.

[patlajan]

Originally posted by Anonymouse Well look on the bright side, you were in an intelligence thread and used the worst grammar ever in one sentence.

Well that's just silly. Have you read every sentence ever written? Apparently we are not shy about using exaggerations in the intelligence thread. Once again you prove yourself to be less than Asian. So sad for you white man.

[Anonymouse]

I have read enough to know when a sentence is severely lobotomized. We live and learn. At any rate, you live.

[G_spawn_J]

Intelligence has a plethora of meanings attached to it. Yet it seems as if philosophy would have some sort of impact on intelligence in a general sense due to the level of comprehension needed to understand what is being said. Several years ago there were works that were totally oblivious to me and I would have been just as well off reading Greek. Now, those same works are much easier to digest. This could be because I just understand through persistance, but it could also be that my education level was significantly higher before and after.
Another instance is the common social stereotype placed upon individuals who read philosophy. Having a large philosophical library I commonly hear, "You must be smart," when guests view my selections. Now I have tons of books on a variety of different subjects, but people always comment on intelligence whenever they witness my philosophy section.
Now I am not declaring that reading philosophy will automatically boost your I.Q. by 15 points, but it seems if there is an attachment to intelligence through some means be it fictitious or actual.
Thoughts?

so it goes MEN then women...
A question,who is the 1st man on earth and was he or she?
HUH Eveything is obvious ...

[sleuth]

Originally posted by Anonymouse I'm unaware what you're trying to get across with your torturous tirade of tedium.

Men are superior to women. For one thing, men can urinate from a speeding car.
"The main difference between men and women is that men are lunatics and women are idiots."(West)