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>>3143110

why link to the pirate bay?

wasn't it deliberately released free on youtube?

It all depends on whether the fabric of space is infinitely divisible or whether it consists of discrete units?

you can't leap from a "compared to people their age" comparison to a "compared to all people" one. If you want to compare this child to adults then make her sit an adult iq test, otherwise your comparison is invalid.

That's why "child prodigies" rarely live up to their "potential". They're usually peaking earlier in their intellectual development, rather than neccesarily on their way to an unimagineably high peak.

An IQ for a 2yo is especially suspect. Most kids at that age can barely speak. Reaching certain milestones earlier is not neccesarily a good indicator of future intelligence either. Imo there is good reason to believe a longer development leads to higher adult intelligence, and this will, of course means a development slower than what it could have been.

you can't leap from a "compared to people their age" comparison to a "compared to all people" one. If you want to compare this child to adults then make her sit an adult iq test, otherwise your comparison is invalid.

That's why "child prodigies" rarely live up to their "potential". They're usually peaking earlier in their intellectually, rather than neccesarily on their way to an unimagineably high peak.

An IQ for a 2yo is especially suspect. Most kids at that age can barely speak. Reaching certain milestones earlier is not neccesarily a good indicator of future intelligence either. Imo there is good reason to believe a longer development leads to higher adult intelligence, and this will, of course means a development slower than what it could have been.