Formula for Human Genius and Creativity High IQ in high demand Intelligence, creativity and genius are generally regarded as highly valuable assets of the human mind. As a strong positive correlation exists between IQ and the median earned income, most people would gladly boost their IQ, improve creativity or accept being called a genius. Exceptions to this rule are few and most revolve around a claim that intelligence may be an obstacle on the way towards universal happiness. Here are a few exemplary arguments against human intelligence listed by the detractors of genius: high intelligence reveals existential truths and as such is highly depressive high intelligence prevents atavistic enjoyment of relationships high intelligence is a source of envy and other bad feelings in others high intelligence leads to inhuman behaviors and most sophisticated forms of evil In this article, I will tacitly ignore the above claims and assume that you would gladly become more intelligent, creative or innovative. What is intelligence?
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phpSyntaxTree - drawing syntax trees made easy About phpSyntaxTree allows you to generate graphical syntax trees from labelled bracket notation phrases. You can then include the graphics into your homework or assignments. Please send your comments and suggestions to andre@ironcreek.net. Usage Enter a phrase above using labelled bracket notation. To create a node with subscript parts, separate the subscript part using the _ character. Disable color and/or smooth lines to create a more black & white printer friendly image. News 2006-08-02 - phpSyntaxTree moved to Google phpSyntaxTree is now hosted on Google Code instead of SourceForge. 2005-08-25 - We speak dutch! The dutch translation of phpSyntaxTree is now available. 2005-08-20 - We speak German! phpSyntaxTree is now also available in German! If you would like to contribute any other language, please send email to andre@ironcreek.net.