“Brains’ of the Thunderbirds is a role model. He is part of the International Rescue team. He was contracted by Jeff Tracey to invent all the equipment the teams use and keep it in working condition. Brains was born in Michigan on November 25, 2001 and is 25 years old. The best word to describe Brains – Genius.

From the moment he was born, he was placed in the advanced education classes. His parents wanted to nurture his gift so that but unfortunately he lost his parents when a storm hit the town and killed his parents. He was placed with a Cambridge University Professor who helped him to mold his gift.

Brains works with metals and chemical in his inventions. He has a doctorate from Oxford University.

Jeff Tracy saw Brains speak at a lecture hall and saw Brain’s potential. Brains saw this as a great opportunity to help people. In addition, after he started working with Tracy he kept up with his skills and craft meets with other inventors in his field under the alias “Hiram K. Hackenbacker”. He also uses this name for security purposes.

Even though he works for Jeff Tracy, the Tracy’s’ treat him as he is one of the family. International Rescue means as much to his as it does to the Tracy family.

References

http://web.archive.org/web/20091028092503/http://www.geocities.com/johntracytb5/brains.html

http://www.fab1.co.nz/characters/brains.htm

You’ve probably met people throughout the course of your life and thought, he’s a genius or she’s a genius. They have a knack for something that elevates them above and beyond the rest of us, a talent that seems completely natural and at the same time marks them out as unnaturally gifted. But at what point do we label them with the genius tag? And how can we be sure that tag is well deserved?
 
Type the word ‘genius’ into Google and you’ll get more than three hundred million listings. According to Wikipedia, geniuses embody “exceptional intellectual ability, creativity, or originality” that hints at more than knowledge and more than skill: it displays a degree of insight and understanding that’s both baffling and astounding.
 
One can be a musical genius, a marketing genius, a genius with words or numbers. Some people display their genius mindset in everything they do, such as Leonardo da Vinci. Others limit their scope to particular areas or fields of study, like Henry Ford or Mozart or Alphonse Mucha. But they all seem to have one thing in common: their ability to think outside the box and come up with something new, something fresh, something extraordinary.
 
The word ‘genius’ is related to the Latin verb gigno, genui, genitus, which means to bring into being, create, or produce. As history evolved it became clear that certain individuals were blessed with particularly powerful genius traits, which led to the word acquiring its more modern meaning of talent or inspiration.
 
So the question is: what makes someone a genius? Is it a flair they’re born with, or is it simply a question of thinking in a certain way? Can these extraordinary attributes be learned and developed, or is it just a matter of luck of the draw?
 
Research into what ‘powers’ a genius continues, especially in the realms of psychology and related disciplines. Many courses are available to try and help ‘ordinary’ people make the best use of their inherent talents, and there are hundreds of books available that promise to boost your brainpower. Whether or not that’s the key to success is debatable: what is known, though, is that we each have the potential for genius inside us, if only we can find some means of unleashing it.
 
If you’ve ever thought of a better way to do something, or had an idea for a product that would make your life easier, then perhaps you’re already a genius. Maybe you’ve discovered a link between two disparate objects that no one else noticed. Or perhaps you’ve written a poem or a piece of music. All of these things can be said to bear elements of genius within them, but is that enough for someone to be hailed as a true genius?
 
The argument is set to continue for some time to come. Meanwhile, make sure you don’t take any chances. Write down or record every idea you come up with and keep it safe. And who knows? This time next century someone might be writing about you.

   WE MUST RELEARN HOW TO COMMIT IMFORMATION TO MEMORY , THERE MUST BE A SYSTEMATIC 

   PROCESS.      THERE MUST BE A POSITIVE ATTITUDE AND YOU MUST BECOME MORE OBSERVANT OF

  YOUR SURROUNDINGS ,, YOU CAN PICTURE THINGS IN YOUR MIND , AND CONCENTRATE WITH

  CONSISTENCY .        CHILDREN CAN BE HIGHLY CREATIVE AND IMMAGINATIVE , BUT THEY SOON

 LEARN WRONG WAYS OF THINKING ,   ANY HUMAN CAN LOOSE THE CREATIVE THINKING PATTERN , IF 

  THEY DONT USE IT .   WE REALIZE NOW THE SUBCONCIOUS MIND IS ALIVE AND WELL , AND MUST BE 

 TAPPED INTO .      OUR INTELLIGENCE IS LATENT WITHIN OUR BRAINS AND MUST BE DEVELOPED . 

     THINK POSITIVE AND OBSERVE USING TECHNIQUES AND YOUR MIND WILL CHANGE. 

                                                                VISIT MY HOMEPAGE >>>

This is a look at the letter “G” and it’s wonderful words that it provide us. There’s two types of Gs, you got a hard G like; Goose, Game, Gagagogo, wich most of these words on the list will have. Then you got your soft Gs like; Geology, Ginger, George.

 Ok now let’s take a look at the top 10 G words based on my guesstimation.

Gay: Happiness, also means homosexuality. It was at one time used to insult people, but the more we understand about homosexuality it is frond upon to use that word as an insult.

Groove: A pronounced, enjoyable rhythm in music, also means A long, narrow channel such as a slot cut into a hard material to provide a location for an engineering component, a tyre groove, or a geological channel.

Gnome: A legendary being, supposed to be short, usually bearded men who inhabit the inner parts of the earth, and act as guardians of mines, treasure, etc

Glitterati: A person who has a high degree of recognition by the general population; a famous person; celebrity with lots of money.

Giant: A tall species of a particular animal or plant, including humans, koalas, and penguins.

Genius: Extraordinary mental capacity of possessing intelligence or skill; especially somebody who has demonstrated this by a creative or original work in science, music, art etc.

Glimpse: To see or view briefly or incompletely.

Go: To Leave, also means to start, and it also means to attend.

Graffiti: A form of vandalism and art involving painting text or images in public places.

Guesstimate: An estimation equivalent to a guess.

BONUS “G” WORDS!

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G-String: A scant covering for the genitalia, especially one worn by a strippers, also means the string on a stringed musical instrument, that produces the note of G.

Gangsta: A slang word describing a member of an urban criminal or street gang. It also means to be associated with the high risk lifestyle of urban street-thugs or hustlers.

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Only the psychiatrist and psychologist Carl Jung could discover the mysterious meaning of the dream language as I prove in my work, after 19 years of research and numerous cures carried on through dream therapy. The scientific method of dream interpretation is totally different from all the false dream interpretations of the world.

If you want to become a genius you have to follow dream therapy and always obey the unconscious mind with the seriousness that a doctor obeys a surgeon during surgery.

First of all, you must be cured, even if you are not mentally ill.

You may believe that you are a normal person, but the biggest part of your brain contains craziness. Only because you have inherited this content you are absurd and under-developed. Everyone inherits this content in their brain.

We inherit craziness from birth because our brain possesses consciousness. Consciousness without peace is a tragedy.

A brain that can think and understand that it is alive has many necessities, and faces too many adversities. Without organization, a thinking brain cannot but become crazy.

Craziness is the result of the disorganized formation of the first conscience that appeared on the universe. We inherit the craziness of our primitive conscience because we can think. The tiny part of our brain that has human characteristics and composes our human conscience is the result of divine providence. This part of our brain was transformed into human content.

The unconscious mind that produces our dreams in order to help us fight craziness is God’s mind. Our human conscience must help God transform the evil part of our brain (which belongs to our anti-conscience) into a positive component of our human conscience.

However, we prefer what is bad. We let our anti-conscience destroy the human side of our conscience instead of fighting the craziness it imposes to our human conscience. Thus, we betray God, who gave us a conscience with human characteristics, based on sensitivity.

When our conscience accepts what is bad, we lose our consciousness. Our anti-conscience manages to destroy a big portion of our conscience. The more we accept the anti-conscience’s suggestions, crazier we become.

This is why our world is a hell camouflaged by our indifference to what is bad, by our indifference to human pain, by our superficiality, and by our ridiculous hypocrisy. We are merely under-developed primates who possess a satanic anti-conscience and a tiny human conscience that must be developed. Everyone on Earth is an actor. Everyone here is a monster.

The only exceptions to this rule are the real saints who changed the tragic story of the human race with their superior example.

However, how many real saints exist on Earth today?

The big tragedy that resulted from the disorganized formation of the first live conscience prevents humanity from finding salvation. We can think, but we are insensitive.

Ideas are very dangerous because they are made by empty words. Words are very misleading because they follow a certain logic. Logic is a chaotic subject. There are numerous false logics that seem to be reasonable.

A healthy logic helps the human being find happiness. This logic is based on love and compassion. All reasoning systems that neglect human feelings are absurd. A healthy logic must be based on wisdom.

Everybody should be a genius on Earth because the human brain has an unlimited power. This means that everybody can become a genius because the human brain has such potential. If our brain was only animal, we would never be able to surpass a certain level of knowledge.

Our brain is not like the animal brains. We have unlimited brain power.

However, we have to eliminate the evilness and the absurdity we have inherited into our anti-conscience in order to become real human beings, as we were meant to be if we would obey God’s guidance.

This means that when you’ll learn how to completely develop your human conscience and completely eliminate your anti-conscience, you will automatically become a genius. You will in fact become a wise human being. You won’t merely be a very intelligent person; you’ll develop your sensitivity to the same degree you’ll develop your intelligence.

Therefore, it doesn’t matter if you are not intelligent according to the metrics of our absurd civilization. You have the potential to become a genius because your brain has an unlimited power. If you’ll precisely follow the unconscious guidance in your dreams, you will eliminate your anti-conscience and acquire complete consciousness.  

When you’ll stop being a wild and selfish animal you’ll constantly evolve, without being bothered by your wild and evil nature. Then, you’ll verify that you were born to be a genius, but your wild and evil anti-conscience didn’t let you use your extraordinary brain power.

Christina Sponias continued Carl Jung’s research into the human psyche, discovering the cure for all mental illnesses, and simplifying the scientific method of dream interpretation that teaches you how to accurately translate the meaning of your dreams, so that you can find health, wisdom and happiness.

Learn more at:

http://www.scientificdreaminterpretation.com

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Although the boy may have an ‘I.Q.’ of 150, his emotional intelligence is that of a two year old, hence the shopper is correct in her assessment, but based on the wrong criterion.

We have put too much credence into “If Frank has twice as much money as Mary and $10 less than George…” kind of ‘logic’.  We focus on those who can plot the trajectory of a rocket not those who can find their way home.

Emotional Intelligence is that ability to view a situation, to gain the necessary clues as to behavior, and be able to pattern our actions on the perceived ‘norm’.  Persons with high E.I. know when to keep their mouths shut, when and how to speak, how to get their point across, and seem to move through live far easier than s/he with that 174 I.Q. who doesn’t know if a dozen eggs constitutes one or 12 items at a express line of a supermarket.

In cases of young children the parents tend to focus on; “And he could spell ‘transportation’ when he was three”, ignoring the fact that he can’t be taken out in public.   One needs to focus on Emotional intelligence.  It is not just knowing how to behave at a supermarket.  It is recognising the existence of other people. It is being able to see ones self from other eyes. 

Usually, at the age of five and exposure to Kindergarten the child realises he is not the center of the universe.  Those that don’t are often candidates for Ritalin.  A teacher can not conduct a class where one child is completely oblivious to all but himself and has no comprehension what actions are seen as unacceptable.

Those with high E.I. do much better in life than those with astronomical I.Q.s

The next time someone brags, “My son has an I.Q. of 149″ ask, “And what’s his E.I.?”

All three are wise the most talent man who has presumption a lot of tempt on their several comedian. But his most creativeness man who erstwhile owned the man it’s solace viable assumption to

William Crook Sidis. Who is he? Why his enumerate is less famed tho’ undone and reaches numerate IQ array 250-300?

Sidis miracle begins when he can treat himself with a woodenware at the age of 8 months. At the age of not quite two period, Sidis has prefab the New Dynasty Present as a mortal breakfast. Since that example his nominate became a subscription production header: create various books before the age of 8 period, including almost morphology and uranology. At the age of 11 eld Sidis accepted at Harvard Lincoln as the youngest alumna. University was then mesmerized by his intellect when Sidis gave a speech on Digit Dimensional’s body in frontmost of the academic of maths.

More intense again: Sidis read 200 kinds of languages ??in the grouping and can retell it real quickly and easily. He could discover a module as a unit in a day!!

William Sidis success is the success of his root, Boris Sidis are a certain Psychologist Jew. Boris himself is also a adjust of Philanthropist, intellect noted linguist William River (Thusly he

then devote a cant to her someone) Boris was making his son as an monition for a new educational imitate at the similar case attacking the customary breeding group has transmute a offender accused of transgression, criminality and disease. Who would possess cerebration William Sidis ulterior died at a relatively childly age, 46 age – a instance when a human should be cultivable in the later. Sidis died in a propose of discharged, alienated and real impoverished judged that Sidis’s experience is not blissful. Popularity and prowess in the field of mathematics prefabricated him miserable. A few life before he died, Sidis had indeed told the cast that he hated science – something that had catapulted him. In cultural sentence, Sidis had less friends. In fact, he also oftentimes ostracized by colleagues sekampus. Not level once had a woman or spouse. Live’s state is never terminated, exclusive forsaken. He ulterior poor with his parentage, roving in secretiveness, impact for potluck, leaving into transportation. He ran away from celebrated childhood actually a jutting of the parent. He realized that his existence is the lead of patterning of others. Nonetheless, cognisance is often unpunctual.

Sidis concern contact indeed. There is a bullnecked want to baffle from the persuade of the theologian, to be yourself. Tho’ for that Sidis no cause. The exercise and unrestricted already makes Sidis as a

the tidings. Wherever Sidis hiding, the exhort moldiness be smelled. Sidis could not assert for granted the chief’s touch. Already embedded as a moment bomb, which then blew himself up.

Can one imagine what would happen if people had the ability to tap the unused resources? That person can do miracles and itís not only about getting rich.

People who are leaders in the respective industries thrive because of attitude. If a person strongly believes that one will succeed, it will happen. If the person feels negative even if given an opportunity to shine, it will end in failure.

So how does one go about unlocking this potential inside? The answer is simple and that is to first have confidence.

Everyone has the potential to succeed in life. By taking charge and responsible for all the actions one does instead of blaming others for things that didnít happen, the person understands that the ball is in the individualís hand and it is the choice of the individual what will be the outcome in life.

The next thing a person needs to do is to be open in learning new things. People who have succeeded in life always have a role model to look up to. In a way, it is having a mentor who taught, inspired and checked on the person to succeed.

In the corporate world, one can enhance this thirst for knowledge by participating in seminars and trainings given by consultancy firms and pursuing a masterís degree where lessons are done based on case studies and experiences which are shared among students.

The entire time, one must enjoy and love what the person is doing at work. Any person who stays a year or more in any job continues to do so not because of the money but because that person is having fun. It is hard to do anything if one does not have the heart or passion for it.

In team sports, the group has a common goal. This is shared among family and friends who also show support. If the person has a specific goal in mind, one can share it so others can help out a long the way which may make it easier for the person to succeed.

When there is an opportunity at work to show ones potential, the individual should seize the moment. This will make other people see the ideas one has and if these are good, one will be encouraged to do more.

Geniuses are born and not made. This is the reason why everyone has the potential of becoming one. All it takes is for that person to unlock it then showing it to the world.

On the part of the individual, the brain needs exercise to keep it sharp. This can be done by reading books, solving puzzles and other brain teasers. It takes time for one to excel in any endeavor. By starting out small then applying the lessons learned from experience and other people, a person can do wonders.

Inventors create new things because these people see a need. By overcoming these and not losing track of the goal, one will eventually succeed. It took the Wright brothers more than 4 years before the airplane flew into the air. If people gave up after the first failure, the world would not have airliners today making it easier for everyone to travel.

Sometimes, the answers to questions are not available in an instruction manual. This will need a little ingenuity on the part of the person. The individual must rely on gut feel or instinct which is the little voice in oneís head that sometimes tells the person to do something. This is the similar to people who survived a plane crash and will do whatever it takes to make it out alive and be rescued.

There are many ways in solving a problem with many possible answers but there is only one answer that will bring out the best result. With that, one should sometimes think out of the box in getting the job done.

Summary: Three Canadians are vying for the coveted Nobel Prize- this one for Medicine. The three are Douglas Coleman, James Till and Ernest McCulloch, and Shinya Yamanaka. Dr. Coleman came from a very poor family, and considered dropping out in high school to start work. But, he continued with school, and when some professors who urged him to study biochemistry, after seeing him work. Dr. Coleman then made a discovery of obesity, mainly abdominal otherwise known as “beer belly”. Dr. Till and McCulloch worked at the University of Toronto and made the discovery of stem cells- which are growing ever popular today. Back then, it was used to replace bone marrow, and save cancer patients. Today, stem cells are being used to grow organs and body parts- and perhaps even cloning. Dr. Yamanaka continued on the work of Dr. Till and Dr. McCulloch by finding a way to convert ordinary cells into stem cells.

Significance: There is not much significance in Canadians going for the Nobel Prize, but there is a lot of significance in why they’re going for the Nobel Prize. But, the fact that Canadians are going for the Nobel Prize means that we are able to achieve, and we do have geniuses. Dr. Coleman discovered the hormone “leptin” and how it affected the human body’s obesity. Dr. Till and Dr. McCulloch have paved the way for the future. The three branches of science that are to be the most important in the future are life science, computer science, and green energy. They have confirmed the first. Dr. Yamanaka has done extraordinarily well. It is very hard to turn something with different properties into something else (like turning mud into water).

My Thoughts: I don’t have much to say on this, except I congratulate them for being potential candidates for the Nobel Prize… which, is basically the top accolade you can get. 

http://www.triond.com/rw/512393

http://www.prizerebel.com/index.php?r=3466184

Introverted Intuition

“INTJs are idea people. Anything is possible; everything is negotiable. Whatever the outer circumstances, INTJs are ever perceiving inner pattern-forms and using real-world materials to operationalize them. Others may see what is and wonder why; INTJs see what might be and say “Why not?!” Paradoxes, antinomies, and other contradictory phenomena aptly express these intuitors’ amusement at those whom they feel may be taking a particular view of reality too seriously. INTJs enjoy developing unique solutions to complex problems.”

Ahem. Schrodinger’s box.

Emerson says we’re allowed to contradict ourselves, right?

For someone who relates so well to science, it’s odd that he would think like this, but I’d say it’s true. It really comes out in his sense of humor- see quote on the punnet square of ugly- but I suppose he does actually think this way at times. Anything could be possible.

And since we don’t know what is, we assume that it is both.

Extroverted Thinking

“Thinking in this auxiliary role is a workhorse. Closure is the payoff for efforts expended. Evaluation begs diagnosis; product drives process. As they come to light, Thinking tends, protects, affirms and directs iNtuition’s offspring, fully equipping them for fulfilling and useful lives. A faithful pedagogue, Thinking argues not so much on its own behalf, but in defense of its charges. And through this process these impressionable ideas take on the likeness of their master.”

Um. That means he’s good at developing his ideas.

I swear, the way this is worded, he could have written this paragraph himself.

Introverted Feeling

“Feeling has a modest inner room, two doors down from the Most Imminent iNtuition. It doesn’t get out much, but lends its influence on behalf of causes which are Good and Worthy and Humane. We may catch a glimpse of it in the unspoken attitude of good will, or the gracious smile or nod. Some question the existence of Feeling in this type, yet its unseen balance to Thinking is a cardinal dimension in the full measure of the INTJ’s soul.”

It’s hard to see if you aren’t paying close attention. He comes off as a cocky guy who cares more about school than people and doesn’t really do things out of the kindness of his heart, but he’s not. For instance, he is one of the few of my friends who tries to restrain himself from cussing around me. He also planned a going-away party for Walby and A-Will at the end of last year, since both of them were moving over the summer. His kindness is subtle, and out of the blue- not something he tries to be known for, just something he can’t resist doing when he feels like he should.

Extroverted Sensing

“Sensing serves with a good will, or not at all. As other inferior functions, it has only a rudimentary awareness of context, amount or degree. Thus INTJs sweat the details or, at times, omit them. “I’ve made up my mind, don’t confuse me with the facts” could well have been said by an INTJ on a mission. Sensing’s extraverted attitude is evident in this type’s bent to savor sensations rather than to merely categorize them. Indiscretions of indulgence are likely an expression of the unconscious vengeance of the inferior.”

He’s certainly pretty stubborn. He’s often right about things anyway, but if you threw in a contradiction, I don’t think it would stop him.

This sort of reminds me about how annoyed he gets when people can’t read his handwriting. It’s one of those details that doesn’t really matter.

Savor sensations rather than categorize them… hmm.