posted January 09, 2013 05:54 PM            

I've heard that Mercury square or quincunx Uranus can actually make some of the best astrologers - vs. the trine or conjunction -and I would assume, some really amazing DJs/producers working w/ beats & electronica.

posted January 09, 2013 08:51 PM            

Don't forget parallel (or contraparallel) aspects between them, however. Which, depending on what site you read or which astrologer you talk to, are either equal to conjunctions (or oppositions) or even stronger in intensity.

I'm a whiz-banger, I won't lie. You wouldn't tell from looking at my chart though unless you bothered to check for contraparallels - I have Mercury contraparallel Uranus.

To give a less biased bit of supporting evidence for this...ever see a David Bowie interview? The guy is very bright. No Mercury-Uranus aspect...until you check his declinations; he has Mercury contraparallel Uranus.

Things like Sun-Uranus? Not necessarily. Especially since the sun isn't the thinking processes (Mercury is). The sun would make someone love freedom and need a *lot* of space, or be eccentric in nature, or both. It wouldn't have any effect on their intelligence one way or another.

Also, again, you have to check out what the rest of the chart is doing in general, because sun-uranus doesn't guarantee personal eccentricity, either. Example : My sister has sun conjunct uranus. I posted our synastry on Astrodienst once because I couldn't figure out myself why we couldn't get along. I figured the problem is that I didn't have the objectivity to really be able to interpret it correctly so I thought I needed outside opinions.

I realized I was wasting my time almost immediately when someone came in and declared that the problem was she was very eccentric and unique a quirky thinker, and that I had a problem with that. In fact I actually laughed, because it's the exact reverse - I'm considered the family oddball/black sheep, and she's fairly mainstream and even conventional and rigid.

Her Mercury (thought processes) is in Capricorn. Mercury is also her chart-ruler, and Saturn makes more than a few aspects to her inner planets.

posted January 09, 2013 09:00 PM            

Sun Trine Uranus
Mercury Quincunx Uranus
Jupiter Trine Uranus
Mercury Conjunct Mars
Mercury Sextile Neptune
Pluto Conjunct Uranus.
Mercury Quincunx Pluto.

posted January 09, 2013 09:20 PM            

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:
For whatever it is worth, I have

Sun Trine Uranus
Mercury Quincunx Uranus
Jupiter Trine Uranus
Mercury Conjunct Mars
Mercury Sextile Neptune
Pluto Conjunct Uranus.
Mercury Quincunx Pluto.

Whatever that means. I did pretty well in school.

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It's the Mercury-Uranus aspect.

posted January 11, 2013 04:46 AM            

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Originally posted by StacyLewis:

It's the Mercury-Uranus aspect.

Natural tendency is to say it's easy aspects or cojunctions that do it, but I read years ago on Astrodienst that actually the harsh aspects between those two planets are present the most in the charts of very very smart people. Not the easy ones.

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posted January 11, 2013 06:45 AM            

I've been deemed "gifted" since I was a young child. I tested far higher than any of my classmates, was enrolled in excelled programs since my earliest years of school. Invited to events/competitions thru my middle years..like jojo, every standarized national test I came out in either the top 1 or 2 percent, depending on which year you look at. ..blah blah blah.. I was still SO BORED unless something was completely new and fresh for me to absorb.

H1 Leo H3 Virgo H9 Pisces

H9 Sun

Neptune square Venus/Sun/Merc (fairly wide on the sun/merc square)

Jupiter sextile Neptune forming YOD with my Leo Asc

posted January 11, 2013 06:54 AM            

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Originally posted by vickymadness:
For people listing their own natal aspects, the thread specifically says " genius" so next time ensure to post your developed theory about the propagation mechanism for breaking the electroweak gauge symmetry, it might also work if you tried to disapprove the gauge gravity duality, with regards to the black hole thermal radiation[b].[/B]

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posted January 11, 2013 07:13 AM            

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Originally posted by vickymadness:
For people listing their own natal aspects, the thread specifically says " genius" so next time ensure to post your developed theory about the propagation mechanism for breaking the electroweak gauge symmetry, it might also work if you tried to disapprove the gauge gravity duality, with regards to the black hole thermal radiation[b].[/B]

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...You do know there's more than one type of intelligence right?

posted January 11, 2013 07:17 AM            

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Originally posted by StacyLewis:
...You do know there's more than one type of intelligence right?

/gameover

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posted January 11, 2013 07:31 AM            

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Originally posted by StacyLewis:
...You do know there's more than one type of intelligence right?

/gameover

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And you know I can list more than one example about genius right? and you can finish the game as long as it makes you sleep comfy at night.

The point I was trying to make in here and for some reason you guys weren't able to identify is that I don't get it whenever a post asks about natal aspects for a certain trait, and people just list their natal aspects - I know that some might be true, but what is the proof ?
Shouldn't we after all provide accuracy ? because some people here ARE actually serious about astrology and don't go talking about how " ...." they are.

posted January 11, 2013 07:40 AM            

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Originally posted by vickymadness:
And you know I can list more than one example about genius right? and you can finish the game as long as it makes you sleep comfy at night.

The point I was trying to make in here and for some reason you guys weren't able to identify is that I don't get it whenever a post asks about natal aspects for a certain trait, and people just list their natal aspects - I know that some might be true, but what is the proof ?
Shouldn't we after all provide accuracy ? because some people here ARE actually serious about astrology and don't go talking about how " ...." they are.

I just liked some of the posts here that used scientist and find an astrological explanation, I think that's what everyone is looking for.... you can post yours of course, but prove it!

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I'm not gonna sit here and argue with you because you're on your period and your boyfriend never called you back.

Look, it's real simple. You went on some nonsensical diatribe that gave an example of one form of intelligence. One.

Google it, there's multiple forms. And no, you don't have to excel at all of them in ordered to be classified a genius. Stop being lazy and do a little research.

But let's be honest here - this isn't about this subject, it's about you wanting to pick a random fight...because you're mad...that you have the cramps from hell and Pauly don't love you no mo'.

Look, go punch your pillow or something instead of taking it out on random folks. It makes you look bad, and like you aren't altogether bright, yourself.

posted January 11, 2013 07:49 AM            

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Originally posted by StacyLewis:
It makes you look bad, and like you aren't altogether bright, yourself.

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posted January 11, 2013 07:51 AM            

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Originally posted by StacyLewis:
I'm not gonna sit here and argue with you because you're on your period and your boyfriend never called you back.

Look, it's real simple. You went on some nonsensical diatribe that gave an example of one form of intelligence. One.

Google it, there's multiple forms. And no, you don't have to excel at all of them in ordered to be classified a genius. Stop being lazy and do a little research.

But let's be honest here - this isn't about this subject, it's about you wanting to pick a random fight...because you're mad...that you have the cramps from hell and Pauly don't love you no mo'.

Look, go punch your pillow or something instead of taking it out on random folks. It makes you look bad, and like you aren't altogether bright, yourself.

Feel free to respond to try and save face and your keyboard-gangsta credibility if you want. I just don't care, so I won't be back in here.

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posted January 11, 2013 07:53 AM            

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Originally posted by vickymadness:
And you know I can list more than one example about genius right? and you can finish the game as long as it makes you sleep comfy at night.

The point I was trying to make in here and for some reason you guys weren't able to identify is that I don't get it whenever a post asks about natal aspects for a certain trait, and people just list their natal aspects - I know that some might be true, but what is the proof ?
Shouldn't we after all provide accuracy ? because some people here ARE actually serious about astrology and don't go talking about how " ...." they are.

I just liked some of the posts here that used scientist and find an astrological explanation, I think that's what everyone is looking for.... you can post yours of course, but prove it!

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Providing 'proofs' in an internet forum would be highly subjective.

posted January 11, 2013 07:55 AM            

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Originally posted by StacyLewis:
I'm not gonna sit here and argue with you because you're on your period and your boyfriend never called you back.

Look, it's real simple. You went on some nonsensical diatribe that gave an example of one form of intelligence. One.

Google it, there's multiple forms. And no, you don't have to excel at all of them in ordered to be classified a genius. Stop being lazy and do a little research.

But let's be honest here - this isn't about this subject, it's about you wanting to pick a random fight...because you're mad...that you have the cramps from hell and Pauly don't love you no mo'.

Look, go punch your pillow or something instead of taking it out on random folks. It makes you look bad, and like you aren't altogether bright, yourself.

Feel free to respond to try and save face and your keyboard-gangsta credibility if you want. I just don't care, so I won't be back in here.

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posted January 11, 2013 08:10 AM            

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Originally posted by vickymadness:
For people listing their own natal aspects, the thread specifically says " genius" so next time ensure to post your developed theory about the propagation mechanism for breaking the electroweak gauge symmetry, it might also work if you tried to disapprove the gauge gravity duality, with regards to the black hole thermal radiation[b].[/B]

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I don't have that. I'm not a scientist. However, I can discuss finance and economic theory until I bore you to sleep. I gather you prefer not for me to jabber on.

posted January 11, 2013 12:00 PM            

1. Fabiola Mann
Age tested: 15
IQ score: 162
Fabiola, who was born in Goa, India, but currently lives in the U.K., recently begged her parents to pay the fee and let her take Mensa's IQ test. The 15-year-old "has a purple belt in karate and is now taking tae kwon do in school," says Forbes. She enjoys the classic genius hobby of chess, plays the piano and guitar, and can sing as well. "Yes, she is a human being and not an Indian cyborg."

2. Olivia Manning
Age tested: 12
IQ score: 162
"Everyone knew 12-year-old British schoolgirl Olivia Manning was smart," says Madeline Holler at Babble. A quick learner, she required only 24 hours to learn all her lines for a performance of Macbeth. But even she was "surprised when the results of an IQ test came back," and she scored a 162 — higher than astrophysicist Stephen Hawking, Bill Gates, and yes, Einstein himself.

3. Jacob Barnett
Age tested: 12
IQ score: 170
At age 2, Jacob Barnett was diagnosed with a mild form of Asperger's. Turns out, he was just functioning at a higher level than everyone else. Jake, who appears to have an affinity for wearing caps backwards, is already taking advanced college math and astrophysics classes near his home in Indiana. As revealed during a 2011 appearance on Glenn Beck's Fox News show, Jacob would like to become a professor at a high-ranking college and make high-level math textbooks easier to understand.

4. Pranav Veera
Age tested: 6
IQ score: 176
When he took the test in 2009, this young resident of Loveland, Ohio, could recite the U.S. presidents in order, say the alphabet backward, and tell you the day of the week of any given date going back to the year 2000. He was also 6. Blessed with a photographic memory, Pranav says that one day he'd like to be an astronaut.

5. Victoria Cowie
Age tested: 11
IQ score: 162
Victoria Cowie, another British schoolgirl, "isn't glued to her studies," says her mother. "She loves drama and music and plays football too." But the young girl scored a whopping 162 on her IQ test in 2011, and has been offered scholarships from high-ranking secondary schools. When asked what she wants to be when she grows up, Victoria says she'd like to work with animals and become a vet.