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Dr. Kevin “IQ” McGrew
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www.iqscorner.com/2025/10/lets... #java #caffeine #coffee #whitematter #brainfitness #brain #neurocognitive #cognition #schoolpsychologists #schoolpsychologt #expresso #Gf #fluidintelligence
Lets hear it for morning Java/expresso!!! - #neurocognitve #brain #cogntion #whitematter #java #coffee #morningjoe #expresso #Gf #flluidintelligence
I’ve only got one addiction I still indulge in.  Double expresso’s (actually a  lungo  is my preference) in the morning.  Yet another study ...
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October 27, 2025 at 5:06 PM Everybody can reply
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FactRage
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The Two Minds We All Have: Unraveling the Truth About Trivia, Brain Games, and True Cognitive Power
#CrystallizedIntelligence #FluidIntelligence #CognitiveScience #BrainTraining #Smarter #Psychology #FactRage #FactRageNews

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The Science of Crystallized and Fluid Intelligence: Are You Getting Smarter or Just More Knowledgeable?
"Explore the science of crystallized and fluid intelligence. Learn how trivia, brain training, and IQ tests fit into our modern understanding of the mind."
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August 8, 2025 at 2:27 AM Everybody can reply
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arxivlens.bsky.social
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Imputation of fluid intelligence scores reduces ascertainment bias and increases power for analyses of common and rare variants
Abdellaoui, A., Birney, E. et al.
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#GeneticResearch #AscertainmentBias #FluidIntelligence
June 22, 2025 at 9:02 AM Everybody can reply
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RichardJR
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2/9 Unlike tech CEOs claiming AGI is near, Chollet—a respected computer scientist—created puzzles requiring "fluid intelligence": the ability to solve unfamiliar problems from first principles rather than regurgitating training data.
#FluidIntelligence #AILimits
April 6, 2025 at 4:08 AM Everybody can reply
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slvprrs
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A student asked me, 'Can I teach?' I said, 'Yes.'She was surprised—not just because she was given the opportunity, but because of how much she learned through teaching.
I chuckle because it was fluid intelligence in action.📌 Read the full post in the ALT text of the photos.
#fluidintelligence #AI
For years, I taught in classrooms where learning wasn't just about memorization-it was alive, unpredictable, and deeply connected. But something always intrigued me: I could teach the same lesson, yet the results were never the same. At first, I thought this was just the nature of teaching. But then, I realized... it was something bigger: fluid intelligence. These images capture moments where intelligence wasn't fixed-it was flowing, adapting, and emerging in real-time. Whether through singing, discussion, or spontaneous interactions, each lesson unfolded uniquely. The students weren't just absorbing knowledge; they were reshaping it, making it their own. And that made me ask: • If intelligence is fluid-what does that mean? • If the same lesson never produces the same outcome-how should we rethink teaching, leadership, and even AI? • Are we truly prepared for an ever-evolving intelligence-not just in students, but in ourselves and the systems we build?
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