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>>23
I don't play any games. What are some good ones that will also train my intelligence?
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  No. 7
TIS-100, Shenzhen I/O
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Subway Surfers
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The common misconception is that the IQ boosting game genre would be turn based strategy, but this is a falsehood. The correlation is there of course, but the causal link is entirely in the other direction: smart people enjoy TBS games, TBS games don't make you smart.

It's actually real time reflex games that improve and maintain your neuron connections better, the more intense the better. A QuakeLive match a day keeps the Alzheimer's away.
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>>6
bjsdc
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>>22
source?
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engine

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