03 Mar 15
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2015-03-mind-readers-scientists-piece-neural-code.html#ajTabs
I wonder. If some team figured out how to say, triple your working memory, like give you a photographic memory or close, would that also increase your IQ? Is there a link between super memory and IQ?
03 Mar 15
Originally posted by sonhouseIn my opinion - IQ and super memory is two different things.
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2015-03-mind-readers-scientists-piece-neural-code.html#ajTabs
I wonder. If some team figured out how to say, triple your working memory, like give you a photographic memory or close, would that also increase your IQ? Is there a link between super memory and IQ?
I know people that remembers everything they read, but cannot do any decent conclusions from it.
And I know people that are very intelligent that cannot remember the trigonometric formulae, they invent them from scratch when they need it.
04 Mar 15
Originally posted by sonhouseChess players could surely gain from a better memory of their favorite opening. Imagine following opening theory 25 moves deep in every game you play !
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2015-03-mind-readers-scientists-piece-neural-code.html#ajTabs
I wonder. If some team figured out how to say, triple your working memory, like give you a photographic memory or close, would that also increase your IQ? Is there a link between super memory and IQ?
04 Mar 15
Originally posted by woadmanRemembering of endless openings without understanding why is futile.
Chess players could surely gain from a better memory of their favorite opening. Imagine following opening theory 25 moves deep in every game you play !
Understanding why releases your capacity of finding good moves.
04 Mar 15
Originally posted by FabianFnasJust started a tournament on Chess.com and was able to spring MY OWN NOVELTY on my opponent. I've been waiting a while to play it again after using it in a real postal match years ago.
Remembering of endless openings without understanding why is futile.
Understanding why releases your capacity of finding good moves.