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Debunk of Anition Yokoya’s FSIQ: Liar Game - Continuation

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Debunk of Anition Yokoya’s FSIQ: Liar Game - Continuation By: @ReincarnatedDeveloped Supremacy (Discord) As per last time, when I released Yokoya’s debunk on speed reading it was rebunked with reasoning and evidence of what WMI is and some misconceptions with attention. However I would like to put out a few points regarding the topic of FSIQ vs Speed Reading. As always let this try to be a constructive opinion to all those reading this. Points: Point #1: Lack of cumulative evidence of potentially beating the world’ fastest reader Proof: Once again, I’m going to bring back this point: “It is most generally known that feats > statements, and it is also known that quality > quantity. So what was compared is only one instance of Yokoya’ reading feat. Additionally it is stated how he spent much of his childhood studying university level knowledge. However, that is a statement, if we compare Akiyama, he was able to get to the top of Kyoto University (I think it’s this one) in the field of psychology. How is this relevant? Well since we have a statement of Akiyama placing first place in Psychology, and Yokoya studying university at an early childhood, who is to say that Akiyama could have done it by using proven ability of his feats in Liar Game? Using this point, we can infer that the speed reading feat can be filled with statements, similarly to the Ayanokouji Chess Feat document.” (Narrative - Extra: Since Liar Game is manga that heavily relies on feats/statements that …

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