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    Talent and intelligence are stress driven?

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    • AndrosclerozatA
      Androsclerozat
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      Let's say
      You're sad-hypothyroid
      Your copying machanism is to draw
      You release sadness by drawing
      You become talented
      Your son is born
      Hypothyroidism is heredited
      Same story
      Talented boy
      Motivated by emotions (bipolar)

      Now imagine being in an optimal relaxed happy state
      You won't have a reason to draw frequently
      You won't have reason to be perfect
      So you put less effort (careless)
      Talent is not gained

      Same with intelligence
      You're sick
      You study nutrition
      You become wise
      Or maybe you're not sick
      But you are afraid of becoming sick
      So you think in the future (insecure)
      Then you're suboptimal

      Or to be the best at football
      You're a child
      You want to play a lot because you're good
      You put effort into it
      You look for ego boost (insecure)
      You get motivated
      You become talented
      But you're suboptimal ego driven

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      • yerragY
        yerrag @Androsclerozat
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        @Androsclerozat

        True. Stress provides the stimulus and motivation to overcome.

        In Florence, where life is filled with intrigue and infighting among the nobility such as the Medici and the Borghia, comes what is considered the greatest literary pieces and art.

        Great pieces of art rarely come from the comfort of a privileged life. Even groundbreaking innovations come from being tempered in life for creative juices to flow.

        Horatio Alger stories are what drive mankind to advance, despite the efforts of the elite to handicap the masses with toxic substances and ideas, a few would emerge each time that overcome the challenges stacked against them. The spirit is hard to suppress. The will to power cannot be extinguished.

        Temporal thinking is the faculty that’s
        engaged by an enriched environment, but it’s
        wrong to call it “thinking,” because it’s simply
        the way organisms exist... - Ray Peat Nov 2017 Newsletter

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        • AndrosclerozatA
          Androsclerozat @yerrag
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          @yerrag said in Talent and intelligence are stress driven?:

          @Androsclerozat

          True. Stress provides the stimulus and motivation to overcome.

          In Florence, where life is filled with intrigue and infighting among the nobility such as the Medici and the Borghia, comes what is considered the greatest literary pieces and art.

          Great pieces of art rarely come from the comfort of a privileged life. Even groundbreaking innovations come from being tempered in life for creative juices to flow.

          Horatio Alger stories are what drive mankind to advance, despite the efforts of the elite to handicap the masses with toxic substances and ideas, a few would emerge each time that overcome the challenges stacked against them. The spirit is hard to suppress. The will to power cannot be extinguished.

          Interesting take
          Knowing that population IQ and autism increased last 50 years. Wouldn't be also a bigger chance for autists to be born with a special talent?
          Example
          Autistic socially
          But Perfect photographic memory

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          • yerragY
            yerrag @Androsclerozat
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            @Androsclerozat

            You can find an instance of being especially gifted, but for every instance how many more aren't?

            The Hollywood TV series The Good Doctor romanticizes autism as it puts a positive face to autism, making us think autism can be a good thing. I've wondered about how true it is also when parents with an autistic child are said to be blessed because rhe child brings them luck and good fortune. I don't care to question that as beliefs are powerful when it gives people reason to be cheerful amidst difficult circumstances.

            But I still think autism is an unnecessary evil imposed upon many parents as its origin isn't of God nor from nature but from COVID pharma's and WHO'S evil agenda.

            I rather see someone overcoming his handicaps succeed but do not like the idea that a misfortune was artificially imposed on him to cause him to be disadvantaged to start his life.

            But I still will root for an autist, much like anybody else, to overcome handicaps in the way one is driven to face a peak challenge as in climbing a very steep mountain and reaching the very top.

            Temporal thinking is the faculty that’s
            engaged by an enriched environment, but it’s
            wrong to call it “thinking,” because it’s simply
            the way organisms exist... - Ray Peat Nov 2017 Newsletter

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            • AndrosclerozatA
              Androsclerozat @yerrag
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              @yerrag said in Talent and intelligence are stress driven?:

              @Androsclerozat

              You can find an instance of being especially gifted, but for every instance how many more aren't?

              The Hollywood TV series The Good Doctor romanticizes autism as it puts a positive face to autism, making us think autism can be a good thing. I've wondered about how true it is also when parents with an autistic child are said to be blessed because rhe child brings them luck and good fortune. I don't care to question that as beliefs are powerful when it gives people reason to be cheerful amidst difficult circumstances.

              But I still think autism is an unnecessary evil imposed upon many parents as its origin isn't of God nor from nature but from COVID pharma's and WHO'S evil agenda.

              I rather see someone overcoming his handicaps succeed but do not like the idea that a misfortune was artificially imposed on him to cause him to be disadvantaged to start his life.

              But I still will root for an autist, much like anybody else, to overcome handicaps in the way one is driven to face a peak challenge as in climbing a very steep mountain and reaching the very top.

              That's true and I agree that not every autistic guy is gifted. I tried to look at the good part of it.
              Probably those good talented autistic guys did develop well in the womb with good thyroid activity, but some vaccine or environmental disruptor stopped their full development on all areas of the brain. For example, a guy that doesn't understand speech well enough, he will develop his attention skills by watching the lips how they move and also body language. If he starts drawing or doing animated movies, for him, the anatomy will be an easy job to imagine since he had studied since he was a child.
              Or another theory is just: simply having a part of the brain that doesn't function well enough, the energy of it will move into a new part of the brain that functions well, in the end getting there more neuronal activity.

              The ones that are autistic and not talented, could be from vaccines combined with hypothyroidism or hypothyroidism alone.

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                @Androsclerozat said in Talent and intelligence are stress driven?:

                stopped their full development on all areas of the brain

                There's a lot of evidence to suggest humans don't reside in the brain. At least, it's debatable what a brain actually is. It might be more akin to an analogue signal processor than a load-store computer.

                And for an autist, there's little to suggest a developmental issue that can't be resolved at any stage in life. Assuming an afflicted person wants to. And they're willing to escape the mainstream consensus.

                Related angles in this thread.

                https://bioenergetic.forum/topic/2609/propranolol-agression-autism/

                @Androsclerozat said in Talent and intelligence are stress driven?:

                vaccines

                Are a really bad idea. In my well read opinion.

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