Americans tend to think that our IQ is a combination of the genes we were born with and the way we were educated, but the Chinese think that at least half of the variation in intelligence quotient, or IQ, is inherited. The average person’s IQ is 100. The average Nobel laureate’s IQ is 145.
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Lots of things change our brains (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show). We know that reading changes the brain–according to the language you read. Does using the internet change your brain as well? If so, then people in developed countries would have different brains than those living in third-world environments.
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Is it possible to rewire our brain? (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show). Sometimes this may happen without our knowledge, such as when we drink too much.
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We share a majority of our genes and abilities with chimps, so what makes us different? (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show). And here’s another provocative question: If the Visitors come from another world, would their laws of physics be DIFFERENT from ours?read more