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Working harder can reduce some differences, but no one without an adequate level of intelligence is going to be a competent, much less really successful, mathem
by billswift 17y ago
Working harder can reduce some differences, but no one without an adequate level of intelligence is going to be a competent, much less really successful, mathematician or physicist or any intellectually challenging field.
- xenonite 17y agoWhat do you consider as an adequate level of intelligence? And what kind of intelligence? I suppose that being a manager requires a lot of social intelligence... The problem I see: to balance out a deficit, one has to work more or to delegate that work. The advantage I see: everyone is different, so that everyone contributes different things in his field. Yes, the basic level of understanding needs to be, but everything else is open.