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Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick Maybe by doing some quick-thinking? |
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Think further what your theory means.
Thinking quicker doesn't refer to the speed of thought, but to the speed of thoughts. Particularlly, how many thoughts are done in a sample of time, not how fast the move. When I'm developing my math investigation on permutations, transformations and matrices, in class, I tihnking much faster than I do in history. Is it because I am making my electrons faster? NO. It is because I'm using a part of the brain that develops more thought sin les time, principally due to the fact that mathematics has correlations between most of it's parts. Whiles history, no matter what confucio or miachiaveli said about event sbeing repetitive, has each specific period of time different to the others. So we think more slowlly, but develop big correlations aswell.