Do you keep your brain /fit/, /fit/?

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>>38449402

>he doesn't train by playing 4 dimensional chess against a supercomputer

fuckin brainlets lol

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No. But i need to. Any recommendations? Sometimes I'll just randomly forget what i was doing and start doing something else and reading has gotten kind of hard for me and i stutter alot and mumble when i talk
>>mfw

>>38449402
the other version is so much better tbqh

I cant stand the nu male with africa on his shirt

>>38449599
read, learn things and apply them

>>38449402
Depends on your profession. Programming exercises for CS majors keep you on your toes on problem solving.

Reading books/actual articles helps as well. Technical jobs in general help your brain not rot though.

>>38449402
>be smart when kid
>never study, stop caring about learning
>be idiot now

Feels really bad

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>>38449402

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>>38449666
What do you recommend satan??

>>38449402
>nu-male glasses and beard
It's like pottery.

>>38449402
Sort of

>>38450074
"You'll read your sister, learn your Mom and apply your dik"

>>38449679
Lacks gay but no-homo interactions to be /fit/

Actually studying at a library is shit.

All my life since I was a child I've been reading science and nowadays I'm a skeptic kinda guy that all people treat like my word it's sacred when I talk about something, so yeah.

Also when bitches dig that shiet, they dig it hard. Hard to fuck that sweet 21 yo pussy because they are shallow as fuck and I dont know, they think they are all sooo special and grinding young pussy its fucking No Mans Sky.

>>38449402
i browse /pol/

>>38449402
I'm working on my PhD in developmental biology, so yeah. And, I know there are a bunch of doctors, scientists, and other academics who browse /fit/ as well.

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I read a lot of historical non-fiction. The American Revolution and WW2 intrests me a lot, so I like stuff of that nature. I'm also trying to get better at drawing in the meantime.

Also I paint and play Warhammer 40K, guilty pleasures abound.

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>>38449402
>"reading books makes you smart"
>reads only fantasy novels meant for kids/teens

>>38450685
What do you read? Can you give examples or links?

I am both a neuroscientist and I also work out. The people who literally say
>i have my brains i dont need muscles
are nothing else but losers!

>>38451613

there are serious books aimed for kids and teens

for example nietzsche books or dawkins books

>>38449402

My body is more important than my brain.

>>38450605
This.
>implying this library is nearly as comfy as my nice self-built pc with duo monitors,my own keyboard, mouse, desk space, etc
>implying I wouldnt just take my laptop out to a nice outdoor area if I wanted to study outside my room.
I feel infinitely more productive in my own space.

>>38449402
I just bought a huge book full of puzzles last week, I've only solved 4 of them so far, hard as fuck but fun.

>not tearing out the answer key so you're not tempted to cheat

>>38453577
>sentence structure of a FOB 14 year old
>neuroscientist
Lol

>>38449402
I'm doing a PhD. Outside of that, I'm also (slowly) learning Spanish.

>>38449599
Read practically anything moderately lengthy that you're interested in.Also, learning a language is pretty good and helps fight Alzheimers.

>>38450605
Yeah.

>>38453684
>scientist
>can not into writing like an adult

yeah, nah he's legit m8.

You need to hang out with more scientists, they can't write for shit.

Who here educational podcast/audiobook master race?

>>38453768
What do youbrecimment senpai? Do you have any on history?

>>38453827
I listen to a bunch of shit at 2x speed so I go through a lot. In my experience history podcasts can be a bit plodding if you have a narrator that is dry, so I usually go for audiobooks. History of Rome is alright and some fanboy did a history of Byzantium if you can get past some of the rough spots.

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I lost the original edit.

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>>38449402
honestly op, that pic is cringey. I'm all for being intelligent and physically fit, but that is a terrible example.

>>38449673
Just read about the things that interest you. Intelligence is just the rate at which you learn things. Slot an hour a day to reading and eventually you'll build a knowledge base.

>>38449599
You may have ADD, talk to a psychiatrist about it. Some people will say shit about becoming reliant on medicine but let me tell you, since I started on metadate I feel like a new man, I can actually read my textbooks and absorb information from lectures without descending into a muddled haze.

>>38449673
You probably just thought you knew everything when you were a kid. You were wrong and realize that now as an adult.

You're smarter now then you were then.

>>38453628
keque