> "And to my knowledge, my IQ did not suffer." I suspect the opposite. I grew up eating off of lead-contaminated Lenox dishes, playing with fishing weights an

> "And to my knowledge, my IQ did not suffer." I suspect the opposite. I grew up eating off of lead-contaminated Lenox dishes, playing with fishing weights and mercury from broken thermostats, and other stimulating but toxic activities. I strongly suspect these things account for at least some of the attention deficit and impulse control issues I now struggle with as an adult. I'm sure your IQ is more than adequate, but you have no way of knowing what it would be if your brain was kept cleaner in your youth. For my part, I'd love to be smarter.