If pure mathematical problems tend to be more difficult and require

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>>8479312
>why are pure math people usually dumber than physicists?
Unsubstantiated claim.

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>>8479312
>why are pure math people usually dumber than physicists?
False premise.

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>>8479368
Check IQ pero career. Phyisics and Astronomy is at the top

>>8479369
Check my dubs.

>>8479377
Checked

>>8479369
>believing IQ means anything
>current year
>ISHIGGYDIBBYDOO

>>8479369
>believes in IQ
Wow, you must be extreamly dumb. How did you end up on /sci/, boi?

>>8479312
Who says pure math is more difficult?

>>8479369
Thats iq of mathematics students not jus pure mathematics which are obviously smarter than applied mathematicians. So its also likely that pure mathematicians have a higher mean iq than physicists.

i'm great at short time memory and i can easily a quick understanding of concepts from almost any field yet i'm terrible at long term memory (1 year +) does this make me a brainlet? I almost got a perfect 4.0 gpa at an ivy league college but i don't remember anything from my course and wouldn't be able to solve first year problems without some background reading first.

>>8479312
Cause our models have to make physical sense. No pay for making up stuff.

>>8479964
Sound like you aren't interested enough. If you actively place emphasis on the importance of an idea then you're more likely to remember it.