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Originally Posted by lustylad
You have cause and effect backwards. Low IQ is the cause of his abysmal spelling, not the symptom. And even though spellcheck was invented for the low IQ market, WTFagboy is too dumb to figure out how to use it!
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I hate to continually prove you wrong dick licker but it is rather easy to do so, when you and your butt buddy COGay go to the spelling angle, I know you've given up on the actual subject matter. Not that showing how stupid you two are on a hooker board is any great resume builder.
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Corresponding with Vos Savant’s theory, it is widely reputed that Albert Einstein, the unquestionable genius physicist, was so bad at spelling that he was initially assumed to be retarded. In fact, according to the 1998 ScienceGoGo.com article, “
Ten Obscure Factoids Concerning Albert Einstein,” Factoid #3 is:
He Was a Rotten Speller. Although he lived for many years in the United States and was fully bilingual, Einstein claimed never to be able to write in English because of “the treacherous spelling.” He never lost his distinctive German accent either, summed up by his catch-phrase “I vill a little t’ink.”
Some now purport that Einstein struggled with dyslexia, a learning disorder that impairs a person’s fluency or comprehension accuracy. However, this claim is only speculative. Nevertheless,
spelling is only one of several serious difficulties facing people with dyslexia.
According to
Dyslexia-Parent.com, there are four main challenges for a dyslexic person:
1. Spelling
2. Sentence punctuation
3. Handwriting
4. Sequencing ideas
In such a case, lack of intelligence clearly is not the issue for a challenged speller...
....One interesting yet seldom-mentioned fact is the converse of this idea that poor spelling is an indication of inferior intelligence, that is,
good spelling is NOT necessarily an indication of intelligence. A person may have strong memorization and/or language skills without possessing comprehensive intelligence across all subjects.
