Ok, so was doing another test of my english fluency and numerical skills, and, during it, fell on a short article to review linking short sightness (myopia) and intelligence.
Well see a link from 1988 from the NY times, apart from that, I do have hypermetropia (so the contrary of myopia, having lazy eyes, or lenses, or cristallin, have to focus my attention further if of interest, kind of describing me anyway), reading a lot (which from other articles found on google develops myopia), and don 't feel less.
Again the difference between the natural intelligence coming from within, and the one coming from educations, here and so, yes, not confusing intelligence and education, simply the whole, and the desire to go further.
I have what I have and do the best with it. Calm and silence are my others keys I do choose as it is extremely relaxing not to get involved in every single things happening in our world.
Study Links Intelligence And Myopia - New York Times:
And reminding me of another post on this very blog on myopia, the marketing myopia. so kind of a philosophy to keep going. http://souslesportes.blogspot.fr/2011/10/marketing-myopia.html
Well see a link from 1988 from the NY times, apart from that, I do have hypermetropia (so the contrary of myopia, having lazy eyes, or lenses, or cristallin, have to focus my attention further if of interest, kind of describing me anyway), reading a lot (which from other articles found on google develops myopia), and don 't feel less.
Again the difference between the natural intelligence coming from within, and the one coming from educations, here and so, yes, not confusing intelligence and education, simply the whole, and the desire to go further.
I have what I have and do the best with it. Calm and silence are my others keys I do choose as it is extremely relaxing not to get involved in every single things happening in our world.
Study Links Intelligence And Myopia - New York Times:
And reminding me of another post on this very blog on myopia, the marketing myopia. so kind of a philosophy to keep going. http://souslesportes.blogspot.fr/2011/10/marketing-myopia.html
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