http://heuna.tumblr.com/post/2415073...appiness-beats
The article is about the man who has the highest measured IQ. By age 3, he was already more learned in some academic areas than most people become in a lifetime. But he feels as though the impetus on a genius to do great things is unfair. He quit his NASA job at age 18 after working there for ten years, moved back to Korea, and decided he wanted an ordinary life.
So what kind of success do you strive for? Do you feel like other people's expectations of you exceed your own ambitions? Do you think having an unusual potential for prodigious achievement comes with a responsibility to reach your potential?
If you had a child with the same intellectual potential as Kim Ung-Yong, how would you raise him or her?
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