Charlie wants more than anything to be smart, so much so that he undergoes an experimental procedure in an attempt to increase his intelligence. As rather intellectually gifted individuals, what value do you place on your intelligence? How much does being smart play into how you define yourself? How would a dramatic increase or decrease of intelligence change your life?
Whether your intelligence is boosted or torn, the caliber of the effect will be the same. Intelligence makes you who you are, whether you aren't smart enough to finish high-school, or you have made your way into history. I feel that on a personal scale my intelligent is me and that changing it is a crime of nature
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