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vaush is a sad man
u belive iq means anyting RETARD LOLOLOLOLOL
its funny af
where's the lie tho
I know people who would score 130 if they knew what they were doing, but if I asked them, they would probably score 110
or less
aqua debate jfg if u think iq means shit
that's all i'm gon say..
Jewish Physics is difficult to understand for goyim
@Aqua https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5608941/
Jensen also wrote a paper on it I believe. I think this link has been studied for decades. But what are ur thoughts?
@Nerthulas I started tuning out hours ago
I think there is a link.
But I think it's more of a correlation than a causative relation.
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General nervous fitness will cause both cognition and reaction time to rise simultaneously
higher I mean
is braging about ur iq to randome people online <:CHAD:396569198404435969> ??? or not am i right gayyyyys
But reaction time is affected by a lot.
wtf is this lmao https://t.co/KZBus4d7bf?amp=1
fucking boomers
For example, the cortex and its impulses doesn't cause the PNS to activate so much as suppresses it.
literally
Its called Degeneracy
Which is why stroke patients tend to have strengthened reflexes and "pathological signs" or pathological reflexes.
Reflexes which normally should be suppressed, but no longer are because part of thecortex is either dead or blocked off/dysfunctional.
They're reflexes that children have until 1.5-2 years old or so, after which point their cortex develops enough to suppress them.
I have a pretty shit reaction time I think, it's about average
Such as the common grabbing reflex.
but I see myself reacting slow to it
When you put something in an infant's hand, they will grab it
like I see the thing change, and then I wait until I do it
Y r u posting this garbage
A stroke patient will sometimes do so too, if hte relevant region was affected