>that feel when to intelligent too have good vision https

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>>8448769
> tfw hyperopia
ayy lmao

>>8448769
>Are children with myopia more intelligent? A literature review.
Top kek. Average medical paper right there.
Children who are more intelligent tend to have myopia because they read more books, not the other way around.
>CONCLUSIONS: The conducted clinical observations suggest that children with myopia may have a higher IQ. This relationship is most probably determined by genetic and environmental factors.
really fucking deep, thanks for this valuable insight medfags.

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>>8449143
>he thinks that "book smartness" and intelligence are same thing

I'm sorry to break this to you, but IQ is highly hereditary. You can try memorizing all the Aristoteles' works, but you won't get better score in Mensa's test as a result.

>>8449151
Someone didn't read their twin studies close enough.

>>8449151
>You can try memorizing all the Aristoteles' works, but you won't get better score in Mensa's test as a result.
OK.... but what if I want to study to do something actually productive, like get a phd, instead of an IQ test.

>>8449151

bad bait.

now kys

IQ tests and studies are fraudulent.