I'd Love to see it

Please make part 2

this was epic ❤‍🔥.please upload part2 soon. thanks as always

It was flawless

It's ABSOLUTELY Amazing I already knew that Childs learn way faster than adults also I knew that White Room students had an Constant daily routine But to see a that Deep explanation of this theme makes me really excited I'm more than hyped for your new videos

*forced to

@@Akilan402 nah man he was forced to be trained in the whiteroom but not to acquire the knowledge aforementioned. should really read the novel than the anime, they portrayed the whole thing in a really poor and bad way

You mean the author?

@@Jerryjustjerry hey How can I read the novel? You mean the manga?

@@thebestofeverything4981 there is a light novel is like a book its better and with more details than both manga and anime just search classroom of the elite light novel, although the translation is bad and portraits ayanokoiji as emotionless although he feels a lot of emotions showed in the illustrations of the light novel

I think you can find some information about it on the internet, or there might be some books written on it.

May ask do you know some books like mental inference books something like that

I just keep reading books on various topics

@@AMVBURPS Same habit that got me in trouble . Lol! Sometimes knowing too much is also dangerous.

@@just_ashmit Well, extreme of anything is dangerous. We just need to remember the limits of it.

Is it ok if I ask how you got in trouble from reading?

@@lunarbat6009 Same I also I want to know I haven't got into reading too much but before get into it I wanna know how did they get into trouble

Who is Miller?

Lol im using this as reason for self deprovement instead

@@genocidist2602 I was only listening to the audio, had no idea this whiteroom was anime reference, legit thought it was some social experiment on genius with how detailed his other real world examples were

too much knowledge can make you feel down or worst depressed

In terms of raw potential it's around a million times

Exactly

Thank you yagami

Same photo.

What was your previous rank?

@@SlowInfinity It was 45 I swear

@@Shadow95110 oh, amazing improvement✌️

And here i was 1st in my school before watching cote but now after becoming a weeb i fell down to 11th💀

@@abhay6576 I just watch animes 30 mins a day. Not more than that.

Yes and no. The reason school doesn’t always work is because the system is too lenient. Only those who work hard will become geniuses, those who slack off don’t. However in the white room everyone is forced to work hard.

@@gutswithdrip879 Add to that genetics differences. But yeah, lots of us have untapped potential. If everyone was pushed at max speed there would still be geniuses, just of an higher order than those we have right now. Genius is a term that originates from a comparison between humans. It's hard to become a genius (say we forget that 160+ IQ puts you the label for free, although it's purely from a cognitive perspective). But if genius means outstanding-which I believe it does-then I guess that it is not so unreasonable to say that based on today's standards, it wouldn't be impossible for a great deal of people to become geniuses with hard work and high quality education such as displayed in the whiteroom students sequences.

@@simply-nate I don't think so.. Because recent studies do show meditation boosts overall iq...

@@jackyjack9660 Well I myself have a little bit of knowledge bout IQ and how to "increase" it. What you said is correct, you can boost IQ 1-5 points (5 being quite a lot considering 100 is average) by practicing meditation. So does sports, lecture, good diet, hygiene etc. Now think of it this way: if I told you to run 5km with 400g of weight added to both your feet, d'you think you'd be as fast as if u were unimpaired? Most likely not. How does it relate to IQ? Well our brains are powerful as kids but they tend to procrastinate much more when we grow (why? Less curiosity, less unknown territory which was equal to danger do heightened senses, etc.). Since we use our brains less intensively, it gets sleepy by nature (think of someone who's always on the couch) and works at X% efficiency. Add to that things that deteriorate your cognitive abilities such as sleep deprivation, sedentary lifestyle, poor diet (ie: mostly highly refined sugar), no engagement in mental activity (doing repetitive tasks for the entirety of your day without having to think hard or come up with original solutions, etc.)... In regard of meditation I would say this is fantastic to bring back awareness to your life (childlike kind of mind, running at higher speed because fully immersed in the moment) and consequently increase your IQ. But these couple points added to your IQ, you already had them to begin with, you just lost them because one or more of the reasons above and meditation is helping you retrieve them. If you reverse everything said above by having the proper behavior then you'll see what your genetic level is when its unimpaired. What about brain training games? You get better at this specific game, slightly better at similar games and nothing at different games. Sure you can train your memory, there is techniques for that but having a technique that increases your performance isn't the same as increasing your memory power. That sure can be trained decently up to a certain extent then u'll hit a ceiling. Same with maths, can get good at it with practice but u won't process it any faster than what your max level is, which is determined by your genetics. So yea, genetics determine your starting level as well as your maximum level. Try to have a healthy lifestyle, that's the best you can have to keep your mental cognition at a high level. Now if you're kind of interested in increasing IQ I'll give you something that is "experimental". It's not been tested to the extent I'll show you but there is a possibility that this can increase your IQ significantly (not above ur genetics limits tho). See mindfulness? Practice it as much as you can during the day. We know of meditation results for 30m-2h but have no idea how good it can power up our brains if utilized like 8 hours a day. That doesn't mean you need to be sitting eyes closed on a cushion, hell no. Just have ur life but be mindful of your breath, surroundings, people coughing, laughing, what they wear, the way they speak, the words they use etc. This won't train ur brain to get better at following X route (such as brain training games), it'll theoretically force it to read more pieces of information for the same given time and consequently increase its processing speed. Maybe you'll read substantially faster, maybe you'll understand abstract ideas faster... That's an experiment, I'm, testing it myself and that's quite hard for me to stay mindful for hours (btw don't be mindful when u wanna sleep, u have to rest xD). That is the closest thing to whiteroom students experiment, that's 50%. The other half is insane education and training, but u can look for it when ur done with this experiment. Remember that the research is still unclear whether IQ can be increased or not and up to now(contradictory studies), no one has cracked the problem. Good luck if you wanna try the experiment!

​@@simply-nate since you have been experimenting this what results have you achieved if any

It likes when your parent chinese you also can speak chinese easy and not like learning english that take time to master

Not Whiterooms per se, but still Coverage of the Topic of Learning/Schools/Development: The 3. GOP-Video of "Some More News".

78% effective

And they come out highly fucked up. You pertain to these militaristic Gaokao schools.

Not a good idea of explointing kids like that

Not Whiterooms per se, but still Coverage of the Topic of Learning/Schools: The 3. GOP-Video of "Some More News".

As he said, you would have to begin at an early age like a couple of months or years old. Which means that from an average person no, but from an average person's child, yes. An average person can always hone their skills and become increasingly better at somthing, but the older a person becomes the more difficult it gets to learn and implement the fundamentals of a new skill, or to deepen your understanding and ability in that certain skill. So basically already learned skills can be expanded upon pretty easily, but learning entirely new ones is very hard once a person has already become an adult.

Assassination classroom

😂

After seeing this comment.. I definitely need to improve my marks in mid terms...

@@kshitizsrivastava9429 same here.. 😷

For anyone wondering, here is a book I found on the topic: "How Babies Talk: The Magic and Mystery of Language in the First Three Years of Life"

Not Whiterooms per se, but still Coverage of the Topic of Learning: The 3. GOP-Video of "Some More News".

Yuuichi probably takes manipulation because he shows emotions while doing so, he has the upper hand. Ayano and yuuichi probably on par but I think Yuuichi a little bit better at manipulation

Sad to tell, but I have stopped reading the light novel of the anime. So, I don't know. But, I think Tatsuya is getting married to Miyuki. Because I have been getting spoilers in my previous videos' comment section about it.

@@AMVBURPS thanks for the info man😊

Not Whiterooms per se, but still Coverage of the Topic of Learning/Development: The 3. GOP-Video of " Some More News".

Now one day some rich guy will pay multiple women to make him children and send them into the white room once their 4.

@@JaidynGXbro figured out my plan

Not Whiterooms per se, but still Coverage of the Topic of Learning/Schools/Development: The 3. GOP-Video of "Some More News".