Rahul
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no i was doing it for youOriginally posted by freaking_out
are you tryin' to defend yourself rahul?
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freaking_out
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well the only name in that post was "Rahul".Originally posted by Rahul
no i was doing it for you
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Rahul
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wtf?!!?
re-read your post and tell me if it makes any sense (let me know if it does)
re-read your post and tell me if it makes any sense (let me know if it does)
freaking_out
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no...what i meant is that for this post:
i said "ru defending your self" and then u replied that "no i was doing it for you"....and then i was tryin' to say that that can't b possible, coz u didn't mention my name in the above (quoted) post.....don't worry..
Rahul
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exactly my point! i didnt mention myself or anyone else...
hmmm....maybe "personally" made you think that. it was meant to be my thoughts on [anyone]being naturally smart, not me
I got some things to say:
1. Some people may study less and get better marks but that does not mean they are overall 'smarter' than other people. You may get better marks for the amount of study you put in but how can you compare yourself with those who think quickly and intelligently in dangerous situations e.g. verge of a car accident (mcgyver style)
2. What about those who can think of things no one else can think of? e.g. Einstein
3. Some people here may claim that they do not study much and get good marks and that could be true but is anyone actually smart enough to use that intelligence to get the best mark they can get? e.g. a guy gets 99.95 without study while a girl gets 100 with a lot of study. I'd say the girl is smarter because she milked her abilty to the max.
4. Good performance with little effort is only one of many forms of intelligence.
1. Some people may study less and get better marks but that does not mean they are overall 'smarter' than other people. You may get better marks for the amount of study you put in but how can you compare yourself with those who think quickly and intelligently in dangerous situations e.g. verge of a car accident (mcgyver style)
2. What about those who can think of things no one else can think of? e.g. Einstein
3. Some people here may claim that they do not study much and get good marks and that could be true but is anyone actually smart enough to use that intelligence to get the best mark they can get? e.g. a guy gets 99.95 without study while a girl gets 100 with a lot of study. I'd say the girl is smarter because she milked her abilty to the max.
4. Good performance with little effort is only one of many forms of intelligence.
If you want to get into a specific course, and you're capable of it... but you're lazy, and think you're smart enough to get in without study, and fail (to achieve that mark)... then, you're not naturally smart. Because if you were, you'd have studied and made it.
On the other hand, if you're good enough to make your course with little study, then so be it. Good on ya!
On the other hand, if you're good enough to make your course with little study, then so be it. Good on ya!
MiuMiu
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Guys, this argument is not valid because everyone is taking smart to mean something different.
Some of you are being trite and calling 'smart' using all of your abilities and achieving your best. This is not what this thread is about.
In this context, naturally smart is used to refer to those who can grasp a concept easily and not need to do the amount of study some people need to do to achieve reasonable marks.
Of course there are people who are both naturally smart and smart in the sense that they work to the best of their abilities. These are generally the people who achieve 99+
I am not a 'tosser' because I admit that I am naturally smart but lazy. I accept this as a trait within myself, and am quite happy with the marks I achieve relying mostly on my natural ability. I know I could achieve better with harder work, but this is just not in me.
Some of you are being trite and calling 'smart' using all of your abilities and achieving your best. This is not what this thread is about.
In this context, naturally smart is used to refer to those who can grasp a concept easily and not need to do the amount of study some people need to do to achieve reasonable marks.
Of course there are people who are both naturally smart and smart in the sense that they work to the best of their abilities. These are generally the people who achieve 99+
I am not a 'tosser' because I admit that I am naturally smart but lazy. I accept this as a trait within myself, and am quite happy with the marks I achieve relying mostly on my natural ability. I know I could achieve better with harder work, but this is just not in me.
SoFTuaRiaL
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mazza_728
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My brother is 100% naturally smart -- he did both well in his HSC and in an IQ test. 164 in an IQ test and for his HSC got 89.9 UAI without a day of study! He was always a nerd but in his later years of school he didnt do one ounce of homework .. became total bum and didnt study at all and he got a better UAI then wat i will get and i study my arse off! its so unfair!
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hmm how is IQ calculated anyway? how can people be judged by their IQ, what I mean is, who created IQ anyway? does that mean the inventor is the one with the highest? OK i admit i've tried it and I got 150 but I don't even know what that number means..