Genius Intelligence By James and Lance Morcan explores methods to increase IQ. The authors, lacking formal education, researched accelerated learning techniques, drawing from fiction (their Orphan Trilogy) and real-world examples. The book examines various methods, including speed-reading, brainwave entrainment, sleep-learning, smart drugs, and the use of technology like virtual reality and brain stimulation. It also explores the lives of historical geniuses to support the idea that intelligence is largely acquired rather than innate, challenging the "born genius" myth. The authors present a range of techniques, from established methods like meditation to more controversial ones such as Ormus consumption and sensory deprivation, with a blend of scientific evidence and anecdotal accounts.
