Well known savant, Daniel Tammet who easily recites 22,514 numbers in order, also reminds readers in Wide Sky, that he struggled to do simple sums in math class. If that failure to fit math methods favored in school speaks to you, you likely find yourself among those of us who are most stressed at tax [...]
Posts Tagged ‘ethics’
Meta-messages – Lower Intelligence
Have you noticed people who speak meta-messages that leave victims running for escape hatches? You begin to question flaws between their lines because what you hear is not what the speaker means. How does it happen? People who lack interpersonal intelligence, tend to use meta-messages instead of honest communications, and some even wonder why their [...]
Target Neurogenetics of Ethics
Ethics is to the brain’s sense of right or wrong, what a noble life is to a highly intelligent and thoughtful person. Truth is – the brain comes with moral potential. It equips people to do what is good – even when that good comes with personal cost. Sure, it takes a bit of work, [...]
10 Keys To Einstein’s Learning
Einstein once claimed he was no smarter than others, but that he simply stayed with problems long after others left.
Could you solve more problems with genius, if you tried Einstein’s keys to learning?
1. Mystery
- for Einstein all true art and science embody mysteries to ponder.
2. Ethics
- flamed learning for Einstein, the way rhythm lit [...]
