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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't see being smart as ever a problem in sports. Sports requires quick thinking. The main issue with being smart and playing sports is that you could get a concussion that might have a lasting effect on your brain.[/quote] I'm not sure if you're replying to OP or to other posts here, but the point of this topic is for gifted kids, not smart ones. Those terms are not interchangeable.[/quote] Oh my god. I used smart instead of gifted! You're not sounding that intelligent yourself with your little quip. My point was that while being gifted isn't a detriment in sports, kids who are "gifted" can get brain injuries by playing sports which then affect their future intellect. So sports can be a detriment to intellect.[/quote]
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