How to become a genius in sciences

I am an anomaly. In sciences I don't study shit and get A+es all the time.

In AP physics in HS the teacher had to give me over 100% in the final cuz I set the curve so high that the average would've been 60% for the class. How much did I study? 0.0000000 seconds. I never studied or did any homework for that class. And I fell asleep in class like every day.

In classes which are hard for most people at UCSD: I don't go to class, I don't do homework, I just go in for the quizes and tests, after maybe reading the material once. Sometimes I'm lazy and I just say fuck it and walk in without even knowing what everyone learned the past week. I NEVER DO example problems.

I got straight A's last quarter btw.

I wish I studied in high school I'd be in MIT at least.


So, let's get to the source of my science skills.

For a long time I've had a problem determining if I'm left brained or right brained. I'm a genius at sciences, yet I am good at art, playing music. I tried a bunch of left brain-right brain quizzes and have come to the conclusion that I am a balance of both.

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I think the reason I do not need to study sciences is that it is all logical and by knowing the basics I am able to derive complicated formulas in my brain on the fly during the quizes and exams. How do I do it? I believe I do science with my right brain instead of my left brain. Instead of something that you have to learn and follow rules, solving a problem is a creative process for me.

Maybe this is the reason I like science also, the harder the problem the better.

You should think of science creatively. And test yourself and find the most you can make out of the information you have.

AND the GOLDEN rule of all: NEVER EVER memorize always try to understand. And I mean this like never ever ever ever ever.......


I hope I made sense. I'm just average in english. :D

What do all of you think? Feel free to ask any questions too.

Logical thinking is the essence of all science. I didn't miss any questions on the science portion of the ACT, despite the fact that it was *all*, every single question, about bee genetics. I had never in my life studied anything related to either bees or genetics, and didn't bother to study for any part of the test. Somehow I flubbed a little on the other parts, where I expected to do better, but not missing any on the science boosted my score into the 30s anyway, got my college calling me begging me to go there, got me a scholarship even though the deadline had passed, *and* got me into the co-ed dorm as a freshman. Science did me right! ;)

I think that you are probably correct with your balance idea. Seems likely to me.

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Originally Posted by THClord

I am an anomaly. In sciences I don't study shit and get A+es all the time.

In AP physics in HS the teacher had to give me over 100% in the final cuz I set the curve so high that the average would've been 60% for the class. How much did I study? 0.0000000 seconds. I never studied or did any homework for that class. And I fell asleep in class like every day.

In classes which are hard for most people at UCSD: I don't go to class, I don't do homework, I just go in for the quizes and tests, after maybe reading the material once. Sometimes I'm lazy and I just say fuck it and walk in without even knowing what everyone learned the past week. I NEVER DO example problems.

I got straight A's last quarter btw.

I wish I studied in high school I'd be in MIT at least.


So, let's get to the source of my science skills.

For a long time I've had a problem determining if I'm left brained or right brained. I'm a genius at sciences, yet I am good at art, playing music. I tried a bunch of left brain-right brain quizzes and have come to the conclusion that I am a balance of both.

and

I think the reason I do not need to study sciences is that it is all logical and by knowing the basics I am able to derive complicated formulas in my brain on the fly during the quizes and exams. How do I do it? I believe I do science with my right brain instead of my left brain. Instead of something that you have to learn and follow rules, solving a problem is a creative process for me.

Maybe this is the reason I like science also, the harder the problem the better.

You should think of science creatively. And test yourself and find the most you can make out of the information you have.

AND the GOLDEN rule of all: NEVER EVER memorize always try to understand. And I mean this like never ever ever ever ever.......


I hope I made sense. I'm just average in english. :D

What do all of you think? Feel free to ask any questions too.

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Greetings, anomaly... like-minded be thy name...

Exactly how I approach everything... I see the world in physics analogous to how Neo sees the world in matrix code.. by melding my imagination with physics-based principles and equations, it goes from a task of memory and recall, to common sense and instinctual recognition.

I agree with you that managing to utilize both sides of the brain as closely to equally as possible is the key to understanding the universe better. A balanced dose of Omega-3 and 6 acids are a very important step in that process. Omega 9s arent a bad idea either. Isagenix, an independant lab makes a pill with an equal amount of all three, shit works great.

There is also what some call "Orbitally Rearranged Monotomic Elements", and what others call "ORMUS" and basically it is Gold (in actually, any of the noble metals can be used), chemically dearranged into atomically singular state so that it ceases to share the original properties of Gold. This powder has incredibly mind-blowing properties.. one of which is that, when ingested, it seems to equalize the amount of left and right brain usage.. the Egyptians actually manufactured this stuff thousands of years ago and its mentioned in the bible as well. The bible refers to it as "Manna."

What Wikipedia has to say about "Manna"

http://www.ormus.com/... a searchsite on related items I stumbled upon just now...

A great site on the subject.. all about its history, confirmed scientific tests on its properties, all about its rediscovery in the last couple decades.. Its effect on the human body.. cross references to its mention in the past.. referred to here as "ORMUS."

Go to Google Video and search for "Orbitally rearranged monoatomic elements." There is a video presentation by Lawrence Welk on the subject... its long as hell but its worth it. It goes over his theories on why it is the "Manna" mentioned in the bible. He says it wasnt supposed to be translated "Manna" but "Man na".. it was supposed to be two Egyptian words I think... I cant remember, its been a year since Ive seen the video, but check that shit out. I actually have it embedded on my myspace lol.. theres another good video on my page about LEAP: Law Enforcement Against Prohibition. In fact, just go to my fuckin myspace lol its quicker myspace.com/nickthecrazyman.

ya man im just like you i never study shit and i always get best on class on tests and shit, i got 100% on the ACT science section to,and after a test and people are like "man that was hard" im just like wtf i just used basic common sense. and english is also my weak point as people could probly gather just by reading my posts

it actually kinda screwed me over tho cause i would never do my homework cause im like fuck that i obviously know the material im not gonna waste my time doing this shit, which in turn hurt my grades a lot. Homework is bullshit imo and was weighted way to heavily at least at my school(tho it seemed in recent years there starting to move away from that which is good), i saw it jsut as a means for all the retarded people to maintain a decent grade

Now when they have Humility classes our school systems will really shine....

haha.

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Originally Posted by Quantummist

Now when they have Humility classes our school systems will really shine....

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lol, really! "i" think i'm a genius, therefore i am!!

Wow, that was a profound read, my friend.

For years. Literally years, I've been fascinated by science and math. But when it comes to memorizing formulas and terms, I'm a complete failure to to the utmost definition of the word.

Literature. History. Political Science. The art of writing. I excel, in terminology and cause/effect formulas. For years, I've left my history classes as what my peers called a "genius", only to enter my math and physics classes as that guy who always finishes his tests last, and incomplete.

What you said makes perfect sense: when I saw Kosovo's recent declaration of independence, I thought back to history to draw possible conclusions of what this could mean. Not because I memorized terms. But because I creatively visualize what history and politics are in a way that makes sense to me.

I'm going to try this "re-wiring" thing out. If this happens to be the holy-grail of missing wisdom for me, I'll never let anyone forget that I found it on cannabis.com.

Image Streaming.

I've been doing this for a while and my understanding, comprehension and memory have increased noticeably. 20 minutes a day to wake up and exercise vastly more areas of your brain on both hemispheres. The technique works the part of the brain that allows many areas of the brain to communicate. So it is a whole brain activity.

The Einstein Factor

Project Renaissance, Image-Streaming

There are University experiments that have shown an average 20 point gain in IQ after 40 hours of Image Streaming.

It also increases creativity and is fun too!

This thread has a remarkably misleading title.