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Well, you can't actually do anything about your raw iq, so the title is misleading, but having solid knowledge in many subjects which is considered as intelligence
It's beneficial to learn as much as you can about these subjects if you have nothing better to do. With possibly all of these, establish an impressive knowledge base.
Along with certain essential hobbies that can be profitable, there are some hobbies that can enhance logical thinking and possibly make you appear smarter or more intelligent.
surround yourself with smart and intelligent people, which is important, as its influencing, like qoute: "surround yourself with smokers and you are the next one"
Exercise:
good look with becoming a iqmogger
It's beneficial to learn as much as you can about these subjects if you have nothing better to do. With possibly all of these, establish an impressive knowledge base.
- Astronomy, physics, and quantum physics
- Craniofacial structure and aesthetics
- Pharmacology and chemistry
- Botany, zoology, paleontology, and biology
- Advanced mathematics, statistics, and Vedic or mental mathematics
- Anthropology and History
- Business, investing, and economics
- Politics
- The study of psychology
- More general knowledge
Along with certain essential hobbies that can be profitable, there are some hobbies that can enhance logical thinking and possibly make you appear smarter or more intelligent.
- Chess, on a competitive level, aiming for a 2000 ELO: http://chess.com http://lichess.org
- Learning Rubik's cubing and speedcubing: https://www.cubeskills.com/
- Playing puzzle games every so often, download Luminosity it's a pretty good app but no evidence it'll make you smarter
- Coding, programming and web development: must know and very lucrative. Try to master HTML, CSS, C#, PHP, JavaScript, Java, Python, Swift, Ruby, C, C++: you can find several resources and apps like SoloLearn, Codecademy
- Knowledge of computers and hardware – learn to build devices and you better damn sure know what all the specs mean when you use a device
- Data science, data mining, ethical hacking: https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-ethical-hacking-from-scratch/
- Photoshop and professional graphic designing: https://www.youtube.com/user/PhlearnLLC
- Memory training: https://www.youtube.com/user/rwhite73
- Attempt to have a 25k+ words vocabulary. Estimate current: http://vocabulary.ugent.be/wordtest/start
- Read 500+ novels: don't buy, just download this app called AnyBooks, it even has Elliot Rodger's manifesto jfl
- Writing, content writing, technical writing: https://en.m.wikiversity.org/wiki/Technical_writing/Courses#An_Introduction_to_Technical_Writing
- Learn languages: French, Spanish, German, Greek, Mandarin, Japanese, Greek, Arabic, Hindi, Portuguese
surround yourself with smart and intelligent people, which is important, as its influencing, like qoute: "surround yourself with smokers and you are the next one"
Exercise:
good look with becoming a iqmogger
