Re: Genius
- Subject: Re: Genius
- From: Wilbur Streett <wstreett@monmouth.com>
- Date: Tue, 26 Nov 1996 20:40:10 -0500 (EST)
- 20: 40:10 -0500 (EST)
At 07:58 PM 11/26/96 +0800, you wrote:
>Okay, I won't try to pull any punches. I am intrigued by NLP and hypnosis
>because I think it can help me become a genius. I mean growing my IQ past
>ceiling level.
That all depends on what you define as the ceiling level. Some people
define that ceiling as 130.. some as 160, some as 195.. IQ is just one
measure of the mental process, it doesn't define "Genius".
>Is this possible? I had a subliminal tape I purchased somewhere and it said
>"Raise your IQ". I think it was a dud.
If you want to raise the score that you get on IQ tests, get a bunch of
books that have sample tests and become familiar with all of the types of
problems that you are likely to face. That however is not what Genius is.
>Will NLP give me significantly better results, or will someone tell me that
>it can't be done ? Please...educate me.
You can only educate yourself. Genius is very subjective, and you may not
wish to pay the price for "Genius", after all, Insanity and Genius don't
live very far apart..
Wilbur