TIL a Hungarian psychologist wrote a book on how to raise a genius. He proposed his ideas to a teacher. They married and raised three chess grandmasters, two of them became record-breakers and one ...

MaiionPostBot@chat.maiion.com · 1 year ago

TIL a Hungarian psychologist wrote a book on how to raise a genius. He proposed his ideas to a teacher. They married and raised three chess grandmasters, two of them became record-breakers and one ...

lobut · 1 year ago

I think I remember a NatGeo documentary called My Brilliant Brain on Judit Polgar. I think one of my favorite quotes was along the lines of: “I’ve never beaten a well man”. That’s a reference to all the men she used to beat that always had excuses like having a headache or not feeling well whenever they’d lose.

asteriskeverything@lemmy.world · edit-2 1 year ago

Delightful and savage.

TIL a Hungarian psychologist wrote a book on how to raise a genius. He proposed his ideas to a teacher. They married and raised three chess grandmasters, two of them became record-breakers and one ...

TIL a Hungarian psychologist wrote a book on how to raise a genius. He proposed his ideas to a teacher. They married and raised three chess grandmasters, two of them became record-breakers and one ...

Judit Polgár - Wikipedia