Some experts claim that most of the outstanding innovations and breakthroughs have been made by people with a high level of so-called ‘innate intelligence’. What are the advantages and disadvantages of relying on this theory in order to succeed in life for an ordinary people?

Nowadays the kind of experts
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that
people
with
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a high
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high level
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innate
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intelligence
do the majority of all innovations and breakthroughs.
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main minus and plus of believing
this
theory
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common
people
. The main advantage of
this
theory
is an opportunity to inspire the person by
this
to reach new peaks. According to primary psychology, everyone
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to count himself as a unique one, thereby
this
theory
will only back their self-esteem and motivate them to become innovator
,
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because they already have what is needed for that in their opinion. Napoleon Bonapart can be an example of
this
,
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since he always believed he was born to change the world. The dark side of relying on
this
theory
is that
people
may be looped on
intelligence
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they were born with, so won’t develop their lifelong
intelligence
. It is possible that some very strong adepts of
this
theory
decide that congenital
intelligence
is all they need to succeed,
however
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it is
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delusion. In conclusion,
this
phenomenon has both positive and negative sides in the faces of
people
inspiring and misleading them.
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