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Originally Posted by Talthybius
All you needed was a good teacher. If you scale up the number number -2 six times, surely it is still negative. In other words, if you put six parts of -2 together, they don't suddenly turn positive.
I was able to enter a top university in my country at age 31, after having failed in the education track as a child and teenager. I am doing top 10% or so.
You can read about some of it here, though it is focused on relations and overall mental health:
http://forums.psychcentral.com/relat...n-romance.html
Only thing I run into academically is that my memory may be worse, that I am not as flexible doing practical work (though I may never have been) and that I sometimes argue too much with supervisors that are younger than me. |
LOLL, that's pretty blunt but that's true. And I agree, it's pure logic.
Woww, that's amazing, congratulations!! I'll check that link you gave me, thanks!
Oh well, it's all part of getting old. lol I'm not as fast as I used to be in some situations, like, I used to be able to finish minesweeper easy games in 9 seconds, at age 12 and now, 14 years later, I can't do better than 35 seconds.
Some things using the brain, I lost some speed. I also run a little slower and I lost flexibility , I'm much less hyperactive but I improved dramatically in other ways. I'm so much smarter, more mentally stable, more wise and I'm wayyy stronger after over 2 years of gym in the body. I don't mind losing something, as long as I can replace it with something equivalent.
