Re: I have been doing computerized BT since I was 12. My experience tells me it does not work.
Edgar Pusko
You name it, I have done it.I have tracked my progress for years, or the lack of it (with computerized programs).It seems to me that people forget that grace comes from nature. At this moment, no computerized program will really make your smarter. Have you ever heard of someone who changed their life around by practicing computerized tasks? With proof to show for it? Have you ever heard of a major IQ increase backed by evidence?Everyone here is lying to themselves.The last ones who said they have achieved multiple N-back levels or a "20 IQ point" increase never have any evidence to prove it to us or anyone else; and if they do, why so dodgy???It became very clear to me that there is a massive psyop against people who wish to increase their brain power and express better lives. Every study possesses the same failed methodology of application and testing. Do they really not think for a moment that a different approach may yield different results? Are they so incapable of thinking outside the box?What truly invokes pity inside my fragile human mind is the fact that the sheep will consume that nonsense and decide that, no, they can't improve their lives or brain power.The only brain exercises that ever worked for me were journaling, HIIT, healthy habits including diet and sleep, improving mental syntax, vocabulary, reading, and studying double-digit hours per day and so on. Everything that ever made me truly smarter were techniques that activated natural actions steeming from willpower and physicality. Oh, so you want an example? The simple atitude of reviewing your every daily experiences every night before sleep will result in a monstruous betterment of your memory, and with time, one should achieve an exact copy of a HSABM.The study of logic, particularly, has been defended and recommended by very intelligent individuals. Some are members of multiple high-IQ societies. One of them is a true modern-day genius. Only logic and critical thinking can increase your intelligence if the goal is to become a true genius. Logic is crucial to understanding the world and its phenomena Thought patterns must be changed. Brain patterns must be corrected.For anyone courageous enough to still be reading at this point and bravely willing to defy their pre-defined assumptions, try the simple exercise of paying attention to every single little detail of every single little object and being that you see and hear, virtual or not. Make your brain almost unable to withhold information from your perception. And come back to tell me your results. They are sure to come.::A fairly wise user attempted to enlight all of you years ago, but their motive was overshadowed by their own rudeness and lack of self awareness.You people need to rely more on insight and less on peer-reviewed studies by know-no-better scientists.
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David Wood
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Not much evidence to base it off of and also...
Please try Dual N Back seriously, I understand that it is difficult, but what is difficult improves you.
This also highlights the difficulty of maintaining a consistent and effective brain training routine that will inevitably reach a tipping point as regards to your internal motivations, fatigue and other factors.
I understand that many people will not be willing to put in the gargantuan efforts in order to achieve the magnitude of change that they are looking for.
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Mentat
Paul
Mentat
Brain training definitely works. The problem is that people are putting their trust in the wrong kind of brain training. Think of it like this: you can go to the gym and exercise your muscles for real, or you can buy one of those electric-pumping trainers from some random Chinese online store. The first option will really give you results, while the second option...
For example, instead of playing solely N-back, practice image streaming, journaling, meditation, or juggling. Visualize a perfect apple on your mind. Learn to lucid dream or build a mind palace. People are just looking for the easy route: "Play this game for 20 minutes and increase your IQ by 10, 15, or 20 points." The most hilarious aspect of this situation is that the ultra-high IQ people I know never tell you to play some computer game; they tell you to LEARN linguistic logic, meditate, improve mental syntax, practice visualization, and so on.
Val
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Val
While I disagree with some of the logical fallacies in your argument, I generally agree with it. In fact, I can’t just ignore the fallacies; I am compelled to address them.
"Listening to high IQ people tell you how to become smart is like asking Victor Wembanyama how to make it to the NBA."
Response: That statement is flawed by itself, but don’t you agree that a competent basketball player likely has valuable insights on how to achieve success in the sport? Many great players transition into coaching.
However, when it comes to intelligence, the situation is different but similar at the base level. There are more factors at play, and the variables are more complex. That being said, we can still conclude that the higher a person's intelligence, the more likely they are to be better able to offer guidance on how to become smarter (or achieve other complex goals). Many geniuses do exactly this, and I know of a few who are highly educated, such as Hindemburg Melão Jr., Marilyn vos Savant, Chris Langan, and Jeffery Ford.Additionally, many highly intelligent individuals write books on intellgence, thought patterns, logical reasoning, and neuroscience, and a few contribute greatly to this field.
Would you rather listen to a 120 IQ, college-educated midwit researcher about how to become smarter, or a 200 IQ autodidact , who, ironically, is likely far more knowledgeable?Let me share a little-known secret: many of the greatest scientific discoveries were not initially scientific. Why? Because creativity matters. And I’m not the only one pointing this out; others have made similar observations. As bureaucracy rises, innovation declines. I'll leave it at that.
Also, my previous point was not exactly a strawman. Many people still recommend N-back training as the primary method for brain development, and a lot of people here are members of other brain training groups that promote it. The only other method recommended as frequently as N-back is RFT. I’ve read hundreds of posts before ever commenting myself. So, despite the fallibility of human nature, you can rest assured that there’s less reason to worry about biased or blind argumentation.
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Val
While I disagree with some of the logical fallacies in your argument, I generally agree with it. In fact, I can’t just ignore the fallacies; I am compelled to address them.
"Listening to high IQ people tell you how to become smart is like asking Victor Wembanyama how to make it to the NBA."
Response: That statement is flawed by itself, but don’t you agree that a competent basketball player likely has valuable insights on how to achieve success in the sport? Many great players transition into coaching.
However, when it comes to intelligence, the situation is different but similar at the base level. There are more factors at play, and the variables are more complex. That being said, we can still conclude that the higher a person's intelligence, the more likely they are to be better able to offer guidance on how to become smarter (or achieve other complex goals). Many geniuses do exactly this, and I know of a few who are highly educated, such as Hindemburg Melão Jr., Marilyn vos Savant, Chris Langan, and Jeffery Ford.
Additionally, many highly intelligent individuals write books on intellgence, thought patterns, logical reasoning, and neuroscience, and a few contribute greatly to this field.
Would you rather listen to a 120 IQ, college-educated midwit researcher about how to become smarter, or a 200 IQ autodidact , who, ironically, is likely far more knowledgeable?Let me share a little-known secret: many of the greatest scientific discoveries were not initially scientific. Why? Because creativity matters. And I’m not the only one pointing this out; others have made similar observations. As bureaucracy rises, innovation declines. I'll leave it at that.
Also, my previous point was not exactly a strawman. Many people still recommend N-back training as the primary method for brain development, and a lot of people here are members of other brain training groups that promote it. The only other method recommended as frequently as N-back is RFT. I’ve read hundreds of posts before ever commenting myself. So, despite the fallibility of human nature, you can rest assured that there’s less reason to worry about biased or blind argumentation.
Em quinta-feira, 21 de novembro de 2024 às 21:38:02 UTC-3, Mentat escreveu:
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Arnav Latkar
My font is amazing. Get your own.
Val, answer me: What came first... insight or science?
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Arnav Latkar
I didn't quite grasp what you were trying to say.Start small, kid.
Arnav Latkar
Far.
Contact me personally through the telegram group, so I can better help you.
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Apoorv Mishra
Far.
Contact me personally through the telegram group, so I can better help you.
Em segunda-feira, 9 de dezembro de 2024 às 21:01:26 UTC-3, Arnav Latkar escreveu:
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Kody
Join the group and I will find you.
