Archive | November, 2008

I recently came across an interesting article on MSN asking the question, “Are Left-Handed People Smarter?”.  This article suggests that indeed left-handed people do historically have a higher IQ score than right-handed people.  The downside is that they tend to have worse memories. Famous “smart people” such as Isaac Newton, Ben Franklin, Albert Einstein, and […]

One very interesting and hotly debated theory among intellectuals is the idea that music directly affects intelligence.  Some live their lives by this theory such as expectant mothers who play Mozart for their unborn babies in hopes of increasing their child’s IQ score once they are born.  Of course there are skeptics as well. There […]

Throughout the millennia, there are countless stories of men and women who have spent their lives searching for the meaning of life. However, is this a worthwhile pursuit or a waste of time? Let us suppose that there is a meaning of life. If it cannot be discovered after hours, days, weeks, months or even […]

Here at FunEducation, we are committed to providing quality testing that is backed by years of research and development by PhD-level clinical psychologists.  For years, we have offered such “PhD-Certified” tests and quizzes as our Free IQ Test, Kids IQ Test, and Personality Test.  These assessment tests have been enjoyed by over 3 million people […]

Another time [the Buddha] said, “Suppose a man is struck by a poisoned arrow and the doctor wishes to take out the arrow immediately. Suppose the man does not want the arrow removed until he knows who shot it, his age, his parents, and why he shot it. What would happen? If he were to […]

The holiday season is a great time to begin practicing for this year’s upcoming standardized practice tests that most students will be taking in the spring.  These tests are becoming ever more important as they are used as a basis for admission to some private schools and colleges, as well as used for evaluating the […]

How well we put together our presentations for our job can say a lot for who we are.  A sloppy presentation with unintelligible charts and graphs can not only say that we are lazy but can also vie towards our level of visual intelligence.  On the flip side, a good presentation can attest to our success.  […]

“I mean, yes idealism, yes the dignity of pure research, yes the pursuit of truth in all its forms, but there comes a point I’m afraid where you begin to suspect that if there’s any real truth it’s that the entire multi-dimensional infinity of the Universe is almost certainly being run by a bunch of […]