Can you increase intelligence by thinkin...

The pressure to come up with a solution quickly can be counter-productive in certain situations. 

Western culture has a history of emphasising rational thought and individuals identifying with their conscious mind. 

Tacit knowledge is difficult to transfer but a culture that allows space for slower forms of thought can help 

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