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Example?

I need passwords for that porn websites. and dunno he could think about that himself.

Don't you have tons of ideas that you don't put on the work because it would need too much time / ressources / or just that you'll need to master an entire new set of knowledges.

ah damn I have that really good idea about really recombinating computer code, exactly like DNA the only thing is that you'll need to rethink a few things outside that to make it work...I just know that my idea works and I know it...I sometimes feel like I'm trying to explain the concept of supersonic flight to a bunch of mayans.

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I need passwords for that porn websites. and dunno he could think about that himself.

Don't you have tons of ideas that you don't put on the work because it would need too much time / ressources / or just that you'll need to master an entire new set of knowledges.

ah damn I have that really good idea about really recombinating computer code, exactly like DNA the only thing is that you'll need to rethink a few things outside that to make it work...I just know that my idea works and I know it...I sometimes feel like I'm trying to explain the concept of supersonic flight to a bunch of mayans.

See, if you could explain your concept to him, he might be able to imagine it and figure it out.

For example. I'll bet if someone threw him a rubiks cube, within a few hours, he could figure it out. I solved one a long time ago and the trick is to make multiple turns in various directions and remember exactly where you are moving each cube so that you can move one without changing the others. I would imagine his mind would grab that instantaneously.

But there again, that is not of any benefit.

Maybe he could design sophisticated locking mechanisms.

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See, if you could explain your concept to him, he might be able to imagine it and figure it out.

For example. I'll bet if someone threw him a rubiks cube, within a few hours, he could figure it out. I solved one a long time ago and the trick is to make multiple turns in various directions and remember exactly where you are moving each cube so that you can move one without changing the others. I would imagine his mind would grab that instantaneously.

But there again, that is not of any benefit.

Maybe he could design sophisticated locking mechanisms.

having a really good spatial awareness and manipulating complex numbers isn't exactly the same skills but yeah the thing I think is that it's just uselless to have that skills because computers do that job more perfectly and if know that much pi decimals is 'cause we calculated them with computars (kids PI is funny read that article and there's a nice animation).

He could do something that computers can't do I mean we all have instincts and that thing called intuition that allows us to take thinking shortcuts to the solution