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Post by Pincho Paxton on Jun 21, 2015 10:36:02 GMT
Link... Lying children make better thinkers, research findsPincho says... Well the analysis is not based on reality, it is based on perceived ideas of what a good thinker is. Memories, and intelligence are not the same thing, and could be slightly opposite physically. A good memory requires the brain to keep the information stored without altering that information, but a good thinker may realise that the information has a fault in it somewhere so they alter their memories to fix the fault. For example... F=GM1M2 /d^2 is the formula by Newton for the force of gravity. You could be taking an exam, and remember that formula exactly right so people might think that you are clever, you may even be Isaac Newton who came up with the formula, and people will think that you are clever, you may be following the scientific method as a theoretical physicist, and people will think that you are clever... but... ... the real genius realises that the formula is backwards, and that maths is useless in the scientific method. So the real genius ignores the formula, and calculus as a whole. They don't try to remember the faulty formula, they try to fix it. Mass is created by a hole, and the force is towards the hole, so M1, M2 are wrong, and Gauss1, Gauss2 are correct, and the gauss uses negative numbers. Mass happens because of the force, so cause, and effect are backwards in the formula. So better thinkers may not have better memories due to the fact that they need to alter a lot of the information coming to them... ...Lying could indicate Autism. Pincho Paxton
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