Intelligence and Juggling

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  • Mr.Taxi Trix
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2000
    • 1273

    #16
    Most people who juggle are actually quite clued up. I, for one, am a juggler, and have a huge brain. I'm a fucking walking melon here, people, and if I am this riddled with excess smarts, other jugglers must be, too.

    Simple deduction.

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    • jesus
      Senior Member
      • May 2005
      • 418

      #17
      What of those among us that can juggle (perhabs well even) yet choose not to?

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      • Rachel Peters
        Moderator
        • Nov 2005
        • 1396

        #18
        oh, the mammories.

        I am capable, but refuse to continue.
        What does this say about me?
        It says that I've hit myself one too many times in the chest with a juggling pin.
        I'd say quitting is a VERY intelligent decision.
        Well, maybe I WILL just keep telling myself that.

        www.rachelpeters.com

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        • Seadawg
          Member
          • Oct 2006
          • 62

          #19
          If my parents were married, and to each other, will I be able to learn to juggle?

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          • Steven Ragatz
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2001
            • 493

            #20
            Can't say about intelligence, but most of the good jugglers I know suffer from one degree or another from OCD (and depression - but that kinda goes without saying...)

            Steven Ragatz

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            • Evan Young
              Senior Member
              • May 2001
              • 1002

              #21
              Okay, my Junior year in High School I did a research paper about the benifits of juggling..... 8 years ago...

              juggling does get the two sides of your brain to communicate, which creates new pathways, and increases inteligence in a measurable way.
              If I remember correctley, there is a similar effect from reading or listining to classical music.
              Also if I remember correctley, there is a limit to how much it increases inteligence (i.e. 5 prolly won't make you any smarter than 3; and the asshole who thinks they are super smart because they read nine hours a day isn't any smarter than a dude who just read time magazine), and the effect only last for a limited amount of time, (I think it's measured in hours).


              Some of the jugglers I know negate that boost in brain power by smoking pot.

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              • Rachel Peters
                Moderator
                • Nov 2005
                • 1396

                #22
                apples and tangerines

                OCD and obsessive compulsive tendencies are often linked to intelligence.
                ...But I still believe there are a certain degree of multiple intelligences, and so I think it's a poorly fashioned question to begin with.
                Is someone who's brilliantly articulate more intelligent than someone who's a brilliant mathematician? It's an unfair comparison. It's just not measurable.
                Well, maybe I WILL just keep telling myself that.

                www.rachelpeters.com

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                • Butterfly Man
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2000
                  • 1606

                  #23
                  Who sez I ain't articulaet?

                  Theorem: the square root of Rachel is not rational.
                  Proof: (by contradiction) Suppose the square root of Rachel is rational, that is the square root of Rachel = p/q where p and q have no common factors. We seek a contradiction!

                  If the square root of Rachel = p/q, then Rachel = p squared/q squared and p squared = Rachel q squared.
                  Now , since p squared = Rachel q squared, p must be even since only even numbers have even squares (proof upon request).
                  Since p is even, then p = Rachel n for some n.
                  Thus Rachel n squared = Rachel q squared and so q squared = Rachel n squared
                  This means that q is also even which contradicts p & q having no common factors.
                  Therefore we conclude that the square root of Rachel is not rational.

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                  • Peter Voice
                    Moderator
                    • Dec 2000
                    • 1065

                    #24
                    You'd need to apply a fractal equation to that irrational number to get closer to Rachel.
                    Every-one should watch their drawers!
                    http://www.chalkcircle.com.au/

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                    • gav
                      Senior Member
                      • Apr 2003
                      • 916

                      #25
                      wait just a second here
                      does all that mean that Rachel is square ?
                      I can't figure it out, I'm a juggler.

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                      • Seadawg
                        Member
                        • Oct 2006
                        • 62

                        #26
                        Post hoc ergo propter hoc
                        Absolvo delerium tu quoque

                        Butterfly, a brilliant piece of circuitous argument, but becareful that you do not spiral into every decreasing circles only to be sucked up by the vortex created by your own arsehole....

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                        • Mr.Taxi Trix
                          Senior Member
                          • Dec 2000
                          • 1273

                          #27
                          Re: Who sez I ain't articulaet?

                          Originally posted by Butterfly Man
                          Rachel q squared, p must be even since only even numbers have even squares (proof upon request).


                          Please provide proof.

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                          • Rachel Peters
                            Moderator
                            • Nov 2005
                            • 1396

                            #28
                            minding my p's &q's

                            It's like looking into a mirror.

                            -Rachel q squared
                            Last edited by Rachel Peters; Dec-05-2006, 02:48 PM.
                            Well, maybe I WILL just keep telling myself that.

                            www.rachelpeters.com

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                            • Peter Voice
                              Moderator
                              • Dec 2000
                              • 1065

                              #29
                              Juggling has a great deal in common with masturbation.

                              Both are usually discovered after the onset of puberty and keep teenagers off the streets and happily entertained. Both seem to totally inhibit intellectual development until given up. Sadly many poor souls cannot break the habit.

                              They are always best done in private to save loved-ones and others extreme embarassment. Each works its way toward an inevitable climax of self-gratification akin to drug taking.

                              I would go as far as to suggest that juggling and intelligence are adverse to each other, ie if intelligence develops the juggling/maturbation, stops and vise versa.

                              Give it up, NOW!
                              Last edited by Peter Voice; Dec-05-2006, 01:34 AM.
                              Every-one should watch their drawers!
                              http://www.chalkcircle.com.au/

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                              • Hunter
                                Member
                                • Jul 2003
                                • 80

                                #30
                                some loved ones wish to watch.
                                some others may like to watch too.

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