Dawson

Hello, as a 15 year old, I have recently got into reading educational books. I have been reading more each day and I eventually want to go through a few books a week. I started recently reading books about brain training, memory, physics, and math (which is different because I have to study and it takes a few months to complete one subject). I want to be extraordinarily smart and knowledgable so I'm expanding to new subjects. I want to read whole series about broad subjects such as psychology, medicine, criminology, philosophy, history, language, neuroscience, chemistry, art, music, economics, self help, ADHD(because I have it), and other general topics. Does anybody have any recommendations? Sorry for any grammar or spelling mistakes, as I typed this on my phone.

I have done my research, and I know that is possible to increase your IQ to genius levels. Those of you who who say that is is genetics obviously have not looked into psychology and neuroscience papers from the twenty first century. I already have a superior intelligence but want to increase it well above 150. I already know that changing your scedule and doing puzzles and learning new things is effective but I know that there are many secret techniques in expensive programs. Can anybody tell me any other ways or things that I can do? I would rather not may much more money than I already am on books in math and physics.

Hello, I'm 15 and very interested in physics. I'm building a safe nuclear fusion reactor. (I know how to safely handle high voltage and radiation) I have a question about the power supply. First off, fusion takes around 40 Kilo-volts and it needs to have a negative polarity. I'm on a budget and cant spend hundreds of dollars on a high voltage negative polarity power supply. The only cheap power supplies I found find had no specification on polarity. So, I decided that if I could not find one, I might as well solder a circuit together to make my own. I would also like to add that I am never under any circumstances plugging it into the wall. I may use a battery or cap. bank. Also, if there are any power supplies under $75 at the most that are like this, please direct me where to get one. This is for science purposes, not to cause any kind of harm or anything like that. Lastly, I would like to know if there is just an IC that reverses polarity, and if I could just use that and a boost converter.