Cognifit with a new product

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Cognifit is on the market with another product, now targeted at schools. The claims of scientific evidence are big and so are the promises, we would like to hear some first-hand experiences as THIS article very recently was very critical of their other claims and products.

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Have you ever heard about Dysrationalia?

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It is new for me but reading the definition from Wikipedia it does explain much what sensible people do.

Dysrationalia is defined as the inability to think and behave rationally despite adequate intelligence.[1] It is a concept in educational psychology and is not a clinical disorder such as a thought disorder. Dysrationalia can be a resource to help explain why smart people fall for Ponzi schemes and other fraudulent encounters.

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How dyscalculia may keep you from gaining a masters degree!

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Read the story in our link for today for a saga about someone wanting to master in English and being held back by dyscalculia. The story ends well and the best quote:

I often wondered why I was put through the trauma caused by my dyscalculia. But after thinking about it long enough, it finally dawned upon me that, unlike teachers for whom K-12 schooling was easy and fun, my suffering made it possible for me to understand firsthand what students with learning disabilities, and students with other problems as well, were going through. I didn’t want them to suffer as I had, so I made sure that I treated them with patience and with respect.

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