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>when the proof is actually left as an exercise for the reader
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Is it true that human intelligence is only a function of language?

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I think this is very plausible as if you were to remove language from the human brain from a young age, what else differentiates us from other animals?
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How Do We Convince More People To Avoid Misinformation And Believe The Experts Of Science?
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Is it possible to think myself into having perfect memory? I'm trying a visual method right now where I do all my thinking in a geometric cube with infinite space and organize everything symmetrically.
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ITT: Penis anatomy

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Anatomy is the science that studies the structure of the body. In this thread we will be discussing the anatomy of the penis. What anatomical structure is your favorite on the penis?
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Should we listen to him?

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"If you’re not expert in a field you should find out who is and listen to them, not to a random dude who may or may not be an expert in something totally different."

-- Andreas Gunnarsson, member of the Giga Society, the most exclusive IQ society in the world. One-in-a-Billion IQ, >190+, 99.999999999th percentile.

If literally one of the smartest human beans on the planet says this, should we not just defer to him and trust the science?

Some other cool quotes:
> It’s always fun to learn new stuff and it was great to meet so many intelligent people. I have heard some people say that they did not know how to study before attending University and it came as a big surprise. I share that feeling. As the courses got more advanced and I could rely less on prior knowledge I noticed that I actually had to put in quite a bit of effort which I wasn’t prepared for.
>Not really. I think that a degree is valuable in general, but it’s in my experience most valuable in the beginning of the career. When you’ve worked for a while it’s more important to have work experience. I imagine that an academic degree can be more important in some countries than in others, and it’s probably very good if you want to change field. And of course a requirement in academia.
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/med/ - Medicine general

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classic II edition

old>>14171376

We discuss research, DO NOT offer advice (just fucking go see your doctor) make fun of premeds and shitpost. Please keep vaccination/clamping/vitamin K out of this thread and start your own because it takes a lot of space.

>>inb4 not science
>>inb4 poor amerimutts wanting medical advice
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PI is exactly 3
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Is he serious
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