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Imaginary worlds = smarter kids, successful adults

Started by Hairfoot, September 20, 2009, 01:35:04 AM

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Hairfoot

September 20, 2009, 01:35:04 AM
Apparently.

Though some disagree: "I don't think it is true! As a kid, I had created a whole big imaginary world where I imagined billion different things. However, in the context of the present world, I turned out to be a fairly mediocre person."

Kellri

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September 25, 2009, 10:02:32 AM
Aren't elaborate, magical & imaginary worlds also an indicator of a future sociopathic serial-killer/mass-murderer??

"He could've been anything your honor, at the age of 8 he could've been the next MAR Barker, the next Terry Brooks, or even...even the next Ed Greenwood.  He was that brilliant, your honor. Instead, he threw it all away just for the pleasure of hacking 23 overweight cosplayers to death with a bec-de-corbin!"
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jeff37923

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September 25, 2009, 10:45:02 AM
Quote from: Kellri;334075Aren't elaborate, magical & imaginary worlds also an indicator of a future sociopathic serial-killer/mass-murderer??




Quote from: Kellri;334075"He could've been anything your honor, at the age of 8 he could've been the next MAR Barker, the next Terry Brooks, or even...even the next Ed Greenwood.  He was that brilliant, your honor. Instead, he threw it all away just for the pleasure of hacking 23 overweight cosplayers to death with a bec-de-corbin!"
"Meh."

Hairfoot

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September 28, 2009, 06:52:04 AM
Quote from: Kellri;334075Aren't elaborate, magical & imaginary worlds also an indicator of a future sociopathic serial-killer/mass-murderer??
Actually, no.  Psychopaths are known to make poor decisions often, precisely because they lack imagination.
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