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Is it possible for someone to lose their intelligence under average life circumstances ?
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No: you never lose your intelligence, circumstances around you sometime make you feel more or less intelligent. human potential has no limit, and every one of us has the potential to be what ever we want. a lot of what sound to be intelligent could be improving with practice and repetition. so have a confidence in your ability and the sky is your limit.
Answered 2/14/2015
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