Hollywood Hunter

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After the two had lunch, Nancy did not go to work immediately, and Simon continued to accompany patiently.

Sitting on the sofa by the floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the studios, and having just been brainwashed by someone’s “wrong theory”, Nancy stopped discussing work and other things. She asked some men about the triviality when they were in Australia. Recently I was eating too well. I was worried about gaining weight. Then I mentioned another thing: "Simon, can you say my little guy can be as smart as Seal?"

Simon sat by the window with his little child and executive, and immediately shook his head when he heard the words: "I don't think you should expect this."

Nancy was puzzled.

Simon explained with a wry smile: "How do I put it, Sylva should be...too smart, so smart that I am a little worried."

Nancy said with a smile: "You didn't say that before. I remember you occasionally mentioned that no matter how smart Sill, the Westeros family can provide her with a sufficient platform to display her."

"At the beginning, I felt that way. I think that many amazing geniuses in history will eventually become lunatics because they lack a sufficient resource platform to allow them to fully display their talents. All kinds of things don't seem to be counted for ordinary people. What kind of potential restraint will cause them to collapse." Simon did not deny, saying so, and said: "The problem is, I just said that Syl's intelligence is a little beyond my understanding."

Nancy blinked: "No, I know a lot of geniuses who have been born in a few months and have mastered their mother tongue. They can read all kinds of classics at the age of one or two. They are proficient in seven or eight languages ​​at the age of three or four. These are rare, but they are They are all recorded. For example, um, Thomas Young, that’s such a person, who dared to go against the opposing viewpoint of light particle nature and put forward light volatility in the era when Newton was the most popular. Heh, it seems that he is just a doctor, private Occasionally researching almost overthrew the theory of our scientific giants and was blocked because of this."

Simon shook his head: "What you said is still within my cognition. If Sill is just like that, I have nothing to worry about. The problem is, um, for example, Sill can even accurately perceive changes in his body, she said. I have an acne on my chin, and I really got acne on the next day. That's it. I don’t remember any genius to achieve this level. Also, the way of thinking of Sear, Sear’s mathematics teacher’s recent A report, oh, is also the resignation report of the mathematics professor from Stanford, because she said that she can no longer teach my daughter. In the report, she said that Sill could even use the 128-base counting method for direct brain power. Calculations, and thinking about many mathematical problems directly goes beyond the usual two-dimensional and three-dimensional model category, and enters a higher-dimensional model."

Nancy listened in surprise, and raised her little hand to make gestures: "128 base, this, are there enough characters for expression?"

Simon shrugged and smiled still wryly: "This is the difference, we stupid people on the earth need to be marked with symbols, and Searle doesn't need it."

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After the two had lunch, Nancy did not go to work immediately, and Simon continued to accompany patiently.

Sitting on the sofa by the floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the studios, and having just been brainwashed by someone’s “wrong theory”, Nancy stopped discussing work and other things. She asked some men about the triviality when they were in Australia. Recently I was eating too well. I was worried about gaining weight. Then I mentioned another thing: "Simon, can you say my little guy can be as smart as Seal?"

Simon sat by the window with his little child and executive, and immediately shook his head when he heard the words: "I don't think you should expect this."

Nancy was puzzled.

Simon explained with a wry smile: "How do I put it, Sylva should be...too smart, so smart that I am a little worried."

Nancy said with a smile: "You didn't say that before. I remember you occasionally mentioned that no matter how smart Sill, the Westeros family can provide her with a sufficient platform to display her."

"At the beginning, I felt that way. I think that many amazing geniuses in history will eventually become lunatics because they lack a sufficient resource platform to allow them to fully display their talents. All kinds of things don't seem to be counted for ordinary people. What kind of potential restraint will cause them to collapse." Simon did not deny, saying so, and said: "The problem is, I just said that Syl's intelligence is a little beyond my understanding."

Nancy blinked: "No, I know a lot of geniuses who have been born in a few months and have mastered their mother tongue. They can read all kinds of classics at the age of one or two. They are proficient in seven or eight languages ​​at the age of three or four. These are rare, but they are They are all recorded. For example, um, Thomas Young, that’s such a person, who dared to go against the opposing viewpoint of light particle nature and put forward light volatility in the era when Newton was the most popular. Heh, it seems that he is just a doctor, private Occasionally researching almost overthrew the theory of our scientific giants and was blocked because of this."

Simon shook his head: "What you said is still within my cognition. If Sill is just like that, I have nothing to worry about. The problem is, um, for example, Sill can even accurately perceive changes in his body, she said. I have an acne on my chin, and I really got acne on the next day. That's it. I don’t remember any genius to achieve this level. Also, the way of thinking of Sear, Sear’s mathematics teacher’s recent A report, oh, is also the resignation report of the mathematics professor from Stanford, because she said that she can no longer teach my daughter. In the report, she said that Sill could even use the 128-base counting method for direct brain power. Calculations, and thinking about many mathematical problems directly goes beyond the usual two-dimensional and three-dimensional model category, and enters a higher-dimensional model."

Nancy listened in surprise, and raised her little hand to make gestures: "128 base, this, are there enough characters for expression?"

Simon shrugged and smiled still wryly: "This is the difference, we stupid people on the earth need to be marked with symbols, and Searle doesn't need it."

After the two had lunch, Nancy did not go to work immediately, and Simon continued to accompany patiently.

Sitting on the sofa by the floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the studios, and having just been brainwashed by someone’s “wrong theory”, Nancy stopped discussing work and other things. She asked some men about the triviality when they were in Australia. Recently I was eating too well. I was worried about gaining weight. Then I mentioned another thing: "Simon, can you say my little guy can be as smart as Seal?"

Simon sat by the window with his little child and executive, and immediately shook his head when he heard the words: "I don't think you should expect this."

Nancy was puzzled.

Simon explained with a wry smile: "How do I put it, Sylva should be...too smart, so smart that I am a little worried."

Nancy said with a smile: "You didn't say that before. I remember you occasionally mentioned that no matter how smart Sill, the Westeros family can provide her with a sufficient platform to display her."

"At the beginning, I felt that way. I think that many amazing geniuses in history will eventually become lunatics because they lack a sufficient resource platform to allow them to fully display their talents. All kinds of things don't seem to be counted for ordinary people. What kind of potential restraint will cause them to collapse." Simon did not deny, saying so, and said: "The problem is, I just said that Syl's intelligence is a little beyond my understanding."

Nancy blinked: "No, I know a lot of geniuses who have been born in a few months and have mastered their mother tongue. They can read all kinds of classics at the age of one or two. They are proficient in seven or eight languages ​​at the age of three or four. These are rare, but they are They are all recorded. For example, um, Thomas Young, that’s such a person, who dared to go against the opposing viewpoint of light particle nature and put forward light volatility in the era when Newton was the most popular. Heh, it seems that he is just a doctor, private Occasionally researching almost overthrew the theory of our scientific giants and was blocked because of this."

Simon shook his head: "What you said is still within my cognition. If Sill is just like that, I have nothing to worry about. The problem is, um, for example, Sill can even accurately perceive changes in his body, she said. I have an acne on my chin, and I really got acne on the next day. That's it. I don’t remember any genius to achieve this level. Also, the way of thinking of Sear, Sear’s mathematics teacher’s recent A report, oh, is also the resignation report of the mathematics professor from Stanford, because she said that she can no longer teach my daughter. In the report, she said that Sill could even use the 128-base counting method for direct brain power. Calculations, and thinking about many mathematical problems directly goes beyond the usual two-dimensional and three-dimensional model category, and enters a higher-dimensional model."

Nancy listened in surprise, and raised her little hand to make gestures: "128 base, this, are there enough characters for expression?"

Simon shrugged and smiled still wryly: "This is the difference, we stupid people on the earth need to be marked with symbols, and Searle doesn't need it."

After the two had lunch, Nancy did not go to work immediately, and Simon continued to accompany patiently.

Sitting on the sofa by the floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the studios, and having just been brainwashed by someone’s “wrong theory”, Nancy stopped discussing work and other things. She asked some men about the triviality when they were in Australia. Recently I was eating too well. I was worried about gaining weight. Then I mentioned another thing: "Simon, can you say my little guy can be as smart as Seal?"

Simon sat by the window with his little child and executive, and immediately shook his head when he heard the words: "I don't think you should expect this."

Nancy was puzzled.

Simon explained with a wry smile: "How do I put it, Sylva should be...too smart, so smart that I am a little worried."

Nancy said with a smile: "You didn't say that before. I remember you occasionally mentioned that no matter how smart Sill, the Westeros family can provide her with a sufficient platform to display her."

"At the beginning, I felt that way. I think that many amazing geniuses in history will eventually become lunatics because they lack a sufficient resource platform to allow them to fully display their talents. All kinds of things don't seem to be counted for ordinary people. What kind of potential restraint will cause them to collapse." Simon did not deny, saying so, and said: "The problem is, I just said that Syl's intelligence is a little beyond my understanding."

Nancy blinked: "No, I know a lot of geniuses who have been born in a few months and have mastered their mother tongue. They can read all kinds of classics at the age of one or two. They are proficient in seven or eight languages ​​at the age of three or four. These are rare, but they are They are all recorded. For example, um, Thomas Young, that’s such a person, who dared to go against the opposing viewpoint of light particle nature and put forward light volatility in the era when Newton was the most popular. Heh, it seems that he is just a doctor, private Occasionally researching almost overthrew the theory of our scientific giants and was blocked because of this."

Simon shook his head: "What you said is still within my cognition. If Sill is just like that, I have nothing to worry about. The problem is, um, for example, Sill can even accurately perceive changes in his body, she said. I have an acne on my chin, and I really got acne on the next day. That's it. I don’t remember any genius to achieve this level. Also, the way of thinking of Sear, Sear’s mathematics teacher’s recent A report, oh, is also the resignation report of the mathematics professor from Stanford, because she said that she can no longer teach my daughter. In the report, she said that Searle could even use the 128-base counting method for direct brain power. Calculations, and thinking about many mathematical problems directly goes beyond the usual two-dimensional and three-dimensional model category, and enters a higher-dimensional model."

Nancy listened in surprise, and raised her little hand to make gestures: "128 base, this, are there enough characters for expression?"

Simon shrugged and smiled still: "This is the difference. We stupid earth people need to use symbols to identify them, and Syl does not need them."

After the two had lunch, Nancy did not go to work immediately, and Simon continued to accompany patiently.

Sitting on the sofa by the floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the studios, and having just been brainwashed by someone's "wrong theory", Nancy stopped discussing work and other things, and asked some men about the triviality when they were in Australia. Recently, I have been eating too well. I was worried about gaining weight. Then I mentioned another thing: "Simon, can you say that my little guy can be as smart as Seal?"

Simon sat by the window with his little child and executive, and immediately shook his head when he heard the words: "I don't think you should expect this."

Nancy was puzzled.

Simon explained with a wry smile: "How do I put it, Sylva should be...too smart, so smart that I am a little worried."

Nancy said with a smile: "You didn't say that before. I remember you occasionally mentioned that no matter how smart Sill, the Westeros family can provide her with a sufficient platform to display her."

Thomas Young, that's the age when he dared to go against the opposing light particles and put forward the light volatility, heh, it seems that he was just a doctor, occasionally researching in private, almost overthrowing the theory of our scientific giants, and was blocked because of this. "