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Book Studies for Deep Thinkers and those with High IQ
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I agree, OP. I really do. However, knowledge does not equate to studying. I myself have a supposedly genius level IQ, but I absolutely despise reading long novels (I've only enjoyed a few). "Studying" and "learning" I could not care less about. In a world full of lies, you're better off listening to the chatter of squirrels for information. The more I take walks outside, and the more I think without putting pressure on the subject matter, the more I seem to know. Like magic. So maybe your solution is more than just this thread, OP. Maybe, wherever you are, you need to discover what your "walk" is. You know? As I said, though... I do agree. But, keep in mind, no site on the internet dedicated to "conspiracies" has no level of government control or shilling. Every website has em.' That is the sad truth. Oh well ~ Thanks for attempting to be kind and disillusioned, though. Not many people aren't brainwashed on this site. It is nice to see a *seemingly* free-thinker. So, thank you.  For the most part I agree with your sentiments. In fact, taking a "walk" has been most enlightening for me too but usually because I have read or watched something to spark my creative juices and the walk helps me process it all and let it soak in. For me the two go hand in hand. First read about something and then contemplate it and try and put it into practice to see if it works. Kind of like the scientific method. Read something, form a hypothesis, test the hypothesis, rinse and repeat. Yes, I agree. However, reading long novels is not the only way. Everyone gathers information differently. You are right that sparking creativity beforehand is a vital ingredient, that I failed to mention.
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