High Intelligence: A risk factor for......

[Phillip]

We use all of our brains. That's an old silly myth. Nobody really knows where it came from, it's just oft-cited pseudo-scientific nonsense.

I don’t know about that FollowingHim, I’ve met some people that I’d sware didn’t use any of their brain. I actually wondering ‘How dumb can a person be and still walk!’

 

[rustysdove11]

There is solid evidence that dyslexia is far more common in people with certain types of high intelligence.

A good read is "the dyslexic advantage" it also deals in a lot of the theory regarding neurological pathways within the brain. It may have some insight that crosses over with what you are talking about here.

I’d really like to read this book, my son has dyslexia. He’s a SUPER organized young man and has been since he was a toddler. And even though his brain processes information differently he’s definitely not unintelligent! I don’t know if there’s a connection but he’s one of my only kids to ever be vaccinated, my other child who got vaccinated has really bad eczema.

Also, Jennifer, you are so far from being an arrogant person, honestly, there’s NO need to apologize!

 

[Joe Picker]

Dyslexic advantage is a good book that will be confirming if you are dyslexic. They also have a website with the same name. It has an online tested for dyslexia also.