Re: No Genius Left Behind

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Roger Dodger) wrote in
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> I'm more interested in "Motivational Quotient" or MQ, rather than
> IQ.  That is what separates Nobel prize winners and other genii
> from ordinary folk.  Richard Feyman supposedly had an average IQ,
> but he worked like a demon to become a top physicist.

Feynman's 125 IQ says a lot more about the value of IQ tests than it does 
about the intelligence of Feynman.  

You ought to read the autobiographical book Feyman wrote.  It's a fun read.  
He did not work like a demon so he could become a top physicist; he played 
around and did whatever seemed interesting and fun.  For him this happened 
to include becoming a top physicist.

Matt