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   @polarisera @AnungIkwe Tell me about it. My dad was way up there and I've always tested high (not in math! LOL) but both of us ended up sick and broke. He was only 54 when he died of multiple stress-related and likely hereditary illnesses.
   
   My bro was also smart and he became a doc too with as few emotions as possible (anaestheologist) married his childhood sweetheart at 19 and has apparently never strayed. They rejected us decades ago because they have money and sis and I do not. Apparently wifey (who almost never had to even WORK! though she has two MAs) was afraid that he would have to support us as we're both sickies.
   
   All going to prove that smart ppl aren't necessarily strong, successful, lucky or good.
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     @LaylaAlexandrovna @AnungIkwe "Math" the left-side logic-worships a false precision that doesn't exists. "Math" on the right side, deals with ambiguity and quantities and qualities in more fuzzy form, capable of understanding drift and novelty. It takes both to do math well, and all top tier mathies can do both. But unfortunately, the worst form of math is taught, the false precision of "logic" that leads to all sorts of mental illnesses!

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     @polarisera @AnungIkwe So logic isn't as logical as we'd like to believe?
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     @LaylaAlexandrovna @AnungIkwe You can begin with the premise that children have souls born in the wrong body, and make logical conclusions.