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my corpus callosum is twice the normal size what cognitive consequences can this have?

I measured my brain in an MRI and it is so different from the average human, i would say i have a new PHENOTYPE.My corpus callosum is almost 2 times as large as the average human, it is around 1142mm squared the average human is 649mm squared 1 SD is only 88mm. this means my CC area is 5.6 SD.

My brain is so different that there is no way it does not affect my cognitive ability, how can i find out more about how this happened, i have never found a corpus callosum as large as mine in all the literature.

I measured my Corpus Callosum in 2 MRIs (because i have a neurological disorder) and they were both around the same, so it cannot be a mistake.

I have a neuro-degenerative disease and I am studying biology, and chemistry in college.

What bothers me is that sometime's old memories from the 7th grade come back and I feel like back then I was 10x smarter.I read An Essay on the Principle of Population by Malthus and I would i would explain it my friends and family, I would even argue with my older sister (a graduate student at the time) about population growth and philosophy topics like Schopenhauer and his the world as will and representation.I read tons of philosophy like Schopenhauer and Malthus and Nietzsche is this normal for a seventh grader?