| You have enough brains to run a galaxy!
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| | education. But what are they used to do?
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| What are you doing with
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| | Negative news footage, social banter,
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| it?Neuroscientists have estimated that
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| | and silly shows and movies. Anything
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| the average human brain has 100 billion
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| | deep is considered controversial.You may,
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| cells, and that each of these cells is
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| | of course, argue, that William Sidis, had
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| connected to 20,000 other ganglia and
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| | wonderful genes, because both his parents
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| dendrites. This means that you have more
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| | were brilliant as well; but, the fact
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| brain connections than molecules in the
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| | remains, that even if one cannot be as
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| known universe.If this does not make you
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| | brilliant as a known genius, your
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| gasp, then you may have to question your
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| | neurology is capable of tremendous feats,
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| ability to fog a mirror.Naturally, with
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| | much more than you have ever
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| all this brain-power, you may wonder, as
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| | known.However, when you study the history
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| I did, when I learned these startling
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| | of known geniuses, you find for the most
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| facts, is why does even my computer and
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| | part that they became geniuses because of
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| calculator seem smarter than I am?The
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| | how they were raised. There are some
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| answer is historical and social
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| | exceptions, but for the most part, they
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| conditioning.Yes, ever since you were
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| | found allies, usually intelligent parents
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| little you have been educated to use less
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| | or mentors, that sheltered them from
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| than your capacity. In studies of child
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| | social conditioning about what they were
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| prodigies, it has been found that they
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| | capable of doing. Thus, they overcame
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| were raised in an extraordinary way that
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| | the social forces that compel most people
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| went against the prevailing social norms.
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| | to develop mediocre minds.In other words,
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| They were exposed to sufficient
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| | the biological equipment is there for
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| intellectual stimulus at an early age and
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| | anyone to be highly intelligent. It just
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| subsequently performed in a way that was
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| | has never been used much. In many cases,
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| truly remarkable.I'll give you an
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| | it has been actively suppressed by
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| example:Instead of the disciplinary
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| | negative environmental conditioning.You
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| punishment so common to education, Boris
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| | are much brighter than you think.Imagine
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| and Sarah Sidis, believed in nurturing a
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| | what would happen if you were to start a
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| precocious and fearless love of
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| | program of mental cultivation? For
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| knowledge, into their son William.This
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| | example, each day, you can decide to be
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| was an unusual idea in the early 20th
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| | more creative with one aspect of your
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| century. They received much criticism
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| | life.Simply by having an intensely
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| for it. Nevertheless, they persisted.The
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| | desired goal and asking focusing
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| result of exposing young Sidis to
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| | questions, you can resolve most of the
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| educational information when most parents
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| | problems that are bothering you today.
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| breathe a sigh of relief that their child
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| | Once you start to stimulate your mind, it
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| can walk and talk was that young Sidis
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| | will respond.The reason why all our
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| could read the New York Times at 18
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| | problems appear overwhelming and
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| months, taught himself Latin at 2, Greek
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| | unsolvable is because of a massive
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| at 3, wrote four books at 4, and knew Ten
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| | conspiracy, since the beginning of
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| languages (English, Latin, Greek,
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| | recorded history, to suppress
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| Russian, Hebrew, French, German, Turkish,
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| | intelligence.In the 20th century, we have
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| Armenian and Vendergood, his own
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| | invented more things than the entire
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| invention) by age eight. And this was
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| | history of the human race. How? It is
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| just the beginning. By the age of 11,
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| | because as a species, we have allowed
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| William Sidis mastered higher mathematics
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| | more intelligent people to have a say in
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| and planetary revolutions, became
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| | what is going on in the world. The
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| youngest student to ever enroll at
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| | industrial revolution created a demand
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| Harvard, and lectured Harvard
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| | for more brain power and a small minority
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| Mathematical club on "Four-Dimensional
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| | of people responded.Imagine what would
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| Bodies.' He graduated from Harvard, cum
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| | happen in a world where everyone was
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| laude, on June 24, 1914, at age 16. And
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| | allowed to be much more intelligent? We
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| two years later, entered Harvard Law
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| | would be building cities under the ocean
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| School in 1916.Now with this impressive
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| | and colonizing space and resolving those
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| start in life, you would expect that he
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| | bewildering problems that are threatening
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| lived a happy and productive
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| | to destroy our species altogether.Now,
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| life.Actually, he went into obscurity,
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| | sadly, nobody is going to give you
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| took on low paying employment, lived in
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| | permission to be as bright, capable, and
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| horrible poverty, and even went to great
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| | effective as you want to be. You must
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| efforts to hide his intelligence.The
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| | cease it for yourself.You can start today
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| reason: tremendous public disapproval.
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| | by just deciding to clearly outline your
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| He was considered a freak, and constantly
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| | goals and purpose in life and begin a
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| tormented by his peers.Contrary to what
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| | deliberate campaign to find out how you
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| you may have believed, intelligence is
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| | can resolve your most pressing
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| not popular, and this is why most people
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| | problems.Once you start to tap your
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| have learned how to dumb down their
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| | tremendous neurological capabilities
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| own.Thus, it is not nature that has
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| | through a conscientious effort, who knows
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| deprived us of expressing our own natural
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| | what you are capable of being, doing, and
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| brilliance, but history and society.We
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| | having from life.When there is enough
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| have been brought up to believe that we
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| | desire, you can do anything.
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| are not that bright. And this belief is
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| | If you're looking for abundance, it's
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| a historical legacy, because high
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| | right inside your head. Nature has given
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| intelligence has never been very popular.
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| | you more raw intellectual capacity than
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| A highly intelligent population is not
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| | you could ever use in a single lifetime.
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| the ideal of religious and political
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| | Imagine what would happen if you were to
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| forces, and since the beginning of
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| | tap into even a sliver more than you have
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| recorded history, human intelligence has
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| | been using to this date. Your world
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| been suppressed.Today, with our
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| | would literally explode with exciting
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| tremendous explosion of knowledge, we are
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| | possibilities.And as Mahatma Gandhi once
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| finding it increasingly necessary to open
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| | said, "You must be the change you want to
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| our minds to our mental potential.
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| | see in the world."Saleem Rana would love
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| Although, of course, the same compressive
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| | to share his inspiring ideas with you.
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| social forces are still hard at work.
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| | Hunting everywhere for a life worth
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| For example, our modern day schools still
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| | living? Discover the life of your dreams.
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| use the model of industrial age training,
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| | His book Never Ever Give Up tells you
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| despite the tremendous breakthroughs in
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| | how. It is offered at no cost as a way
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| accelerated learning psychology clearly
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| | to help YOU succeed.
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| demonstrated by people like Georgi
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| | Copyright 2004 Saleem Rana. Please feel
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| Lozanov, Tony Buzan, and Win Wenger.Or,
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| | free to pass this
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| here's another example. Take radio and
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| | article on to your friends, or use it in
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| television. These two mediums are
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| | your ezine or
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| capable of giving every listener or
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| | newsletter. It's a shareware article.
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| viewer a first class university
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