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DR22 Ω 🪬🎭
@DejaRu22
𓂀 preternatural inculcations & anagoge 𓆃 fanning the flames of man’s awakening // https://t.co/aHFukUOnuW - JOIN my tg // https://t.co/gqZNBSAsCU



I’ll take it a step further - You must convince every cell in your body and every fibre of your being, that, beyond a shadow of a doubt, your success is an inescapable inevitability.


In a new German study, higher-IQ people are better at judging the intelligence of others. Participants in this study watched short videos of 50 people reading a weather report and explaining the concept of "symmetry." In addition to IQ, raters' emotional perception and life satisfaction were positively correlated with the ability to judge others' intelligence. Negative affect was negatively correlated with the ability to judge intellgence. The best cues of intelligence were the target's articulation and the content of their speech (i.e., how sophisticated, accurate, insightful, or elaborate the speaker was). The correlations aren't very strong (all <= |.23|), but given how short the videos were, this is pretty impressive. It is likely that in-person interaction for a longer time period would yield better estimates of IQ. This study is consistent with evolutionary theories that suggest that signaling one's own intelligence and identifying those signals is advantageous. It also suggests that social-emotional awareness is a valuable skill. Finally, this study shows that "it takes one to know one." Read the full open access study here: doi.org/10.1016/j.inte…

if each year your life doesn’t get better and better, you’re doing something terribly wrong

OPENING WITH THE AFFIRMATIONS??? Oh they did their homework 😭













