Friday, 16 December 2011

IQ ? What IQ ?

我们人咧,都常会自以為是,自个儿想的就是理所当然的。有料来抖出来嘛,固然很好,但古往今来,恃才傲物的往往都没有好下场。即便再能干,也须要保持一定的谦虚谨慎,做好自己的事情,是金子总会发光的。 常言:人们之所以不快乐,不是因为自己拥有的太少,而是计较的太多。   
Many of us have an unnecessary wrong concept about our IQs – the figure that represents native intelligence as compared to that of the average individual . Yet in actual fact, your IQ is less important than you probably think. It is always easy to score lower in such a test than you actually deserve and that might result from even the slightest emotional disturbance. So, if you have ever seen your score on an IQ test, you can be reasonably sure that your IQ is at least that high !

What then is the physical basis  of high intelligence ?
Contrary to a common belief, it does not require an unusually large skull. It is however, likely to be associated with large numbers  of surface “convolutions” in the cerebral cortex, the great top part of the brain. Highly intelligent people also have good blood circulation(to the brain), bearing oxygen, glucose and other important chemicals. Not surprisingly, it is always noted that a person with some very special talent say, a mathematical or musical genius, may have an unusually thick bundle of nerve fibers in one particular section in the brain.
But then again, the physically  gifted endowment of one’s brain is far less important than what one can do with it ! A person with an IQ of average 100 is large enough so that, used to the full, it could easily far exceed the record, so far as memory is concerned, of the greatest genius who ever lived. 

A person of average IQ who industriously stores up knowledge and skills year after year is better off than those with very high IQs but refuse to learn/study. What those great figures and most important men in history had no more than ordinary IQs. What they possessed in high degree was – Character , and the ability to keep plodding ahead until they achieved what they had set out to do!

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