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my corpus callosum is 5.6 standard deviations

sorry about grammar issues it is from the disease

What is the name of disease?

>>10014589
autism

>>10014616
we don't know yet it is most likely autoimmune vascular disease that is hereditary, my uncle has it, we know because of blood markers

>>10013586
A candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long
You are or were 10x smarter than other people

>>10013586
>I have a neuro-degenerative disease
Alcoholism?

>>10014715
But this people has deliberately made itself stupid, for nearly a millennium: nowhere have the two great European narcotics, alcohol and Christianity, been abused more dissolutely.
-Friedrich Nietzsche

>>10013586
I haven't tried having a neuro degenerative disorder, so I don't know, but yes I've felt like this many times but it's just that, a feeling.

Is being addicted to weed a neurodegenerative disease

>>10014616
kek

>>10013586
Some people with neurodegenerative diseases can experience an increase in cognition (savant syndrome) before mental deterioration. How long have you had the disease?
Also IQ can change dramatically in teenages.

>>10014710
Most people are 10x smarter than other people, the question is which other people.

>>10014734
Pretty sure a lot of people get so much praise during high school and whatnot, they start to feel really accomplished and smart, that gives them a lack of motivation to be smart later on.

Also if your brain grew more quickly than those around you, you're likely to feel smarter and think you're smarter and often go into more difficult academic fields whether or not you become smarter than them later on when their brains have also grown. You can also observe this by looking at statistics on scores at school and birthdate, those born earlier in the school year are more likely to get better marks cause they are a bit older than those born later in the school year and their brains are more developed.

>>10014589
OPism.

>>10016848
I have had the disease for 3 years and 5 months
It is most likely autoimmune, I don't think i have savant syndrome I am not that good at Biology or chemistry at least.

Oh yeah i forgot to add i got tested for memory disability and i fell below the threshold for aMCI this indicates memory disease

>>10013586
I had a similar problem OP. I feel like I was smarter back when I was in 7th grade. I didn't do shit as impressive as you, but I do remember understanding stuff more effortlessly, not struggling at all when reading things and learning about quantum physics on my own. As time went on I began to feel dumber, I had a harder time understanding concepts in school and couldn't basically read anything that was longer than 2 pages. I got an IQ test in my sophomore year and my worst results were processing speed followed by working memory, just like you.
I don't give a fuck about that anymore though. But I find the similarities between our cases interesting. We both remember being smarter in the same grade and our IQ tests show that we have low processing speed.
In any case, I wish you the best OP.

>>10013588
below mean

>>10018570
no it is nearly 2 times the size of the average corpus callosum

>>10018570
also I have sexual dysfunction it must be the brain disease because over the last year it has declined with the brain disease, now i may never fap again, not that i care at all

>>10013586
Nah you're just as "intelligent" as you were before. Probs goes back to the dunning kruger effect