High Intelligence
- The ability to learn and retain new information is the ultimate sign of high intelligence.
- Peak intelligence occurs when a person’s mental abilities are at their highest, and they can produce the best results possible.
- High intelligence is a skill, but it’s rare.
- High intelligence makes you a better person because you will be able to see things from different perspectives and come up with more creative solutions to problems.
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