If your answer is yes, please give an example by answering one of the questions below.

 1- In the American universities, the ability to play sports and to become a sporting champion matters greatly. Can the athletic agility and physical strength enhance the capability of becoming a good doctor, engineer, mathematician, writer or economist? (Factors in support: strength and  hard work)

 2- can the intelligence be enhanced by possessing artistic talent or musical ear? (Factors in support: natural talent)

3- can the context  in which one lives, works or studies improve intelligence. It is said that to win a Nobel Prize one must attend other Nobel laureates. Princeton is an example (Factors in support: good school, good education and environment, and good friendships);

4- are your chances of winning the Nobel Prize for Economics increased if you are a mathematician (Factor in support: interdisciplinary approach);

5- is it better to choose good parents either genetically (!) or culturally (Factors in support: good genetic or educated "parents")?

I would like to know your ideas and comments.

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