No
Can you please elaborate on this?
I agree with, "No." Most research you'll find on this topic suggests that intelligence (as commonly, clinically defined) is relatively static after pubescence is reached. Your IQ is locked in, and even with perfectly optimal diet, exercise, sleep and mental training your performance on general intelligence tests will remain within the same standard deviation. I think the cause and effect you've investigating is flipped: more intelligent people are possibly more likely to be attracted to, and subsequently succeed at, studying math. That gives no indication studying math leads to higher intelligence. Or more simply stated, correlation does not (as ever) demonstrate causation.
Yes, learning by intuition would definitely
Yes sir
Can practicing baseball improve general athleticism or not? I mean, I guess. I feel like this is the kind of question you're asking.
A better way to put your question would be, what would happen if a baseball player played tennis or cricket or golf? I was actually trying to ask, whether intelligence can be transcended?
Yes. But on the contrary I have a coworker who has a couple of degrees in math from Canada and is dumb as fuck.
You're dumber than your dumb 'name'. Did you learn statistics? Use one dumb coworker to disprove correlation between math and intelligence. Nice job, msft
Which is why my answer was “Yes” you dumbass. Just pointing out it’s not definitive.
It would improve quantitative analysis and fluid reasoning. I wouldn't bet on short term memory or geo understandings or a lot on visual or spatial reasoning. It's equivalent to asking if someone learning and understanding about world history in detail improves intelligence.
I think some geometry experts might disagree on the visual and spatial reasoning part. I’m not saying high school geometry. Professors I’ve had in classes like differential geometry and algebraic geometry were as far as I could tell very adept at visual and spatial reasoning.
You have to have ability to see and visualise the maths to experience its full glory.
All I know is common sense can’t be taught.
Why not? You weren't taught what you consider to be common sense? What do you define it to be, instinct?
Watch 3blue1brown in youtube. You will love maths.
Mathematics definitely helps you in being conscious. As a child, how do you know displacement is quicker than distance in a particular scenario where you need to grab a toy until when you are taught the difference between the two. A machine can be intelligent too if taught how to react to situations by code. Mathematics helps you in looking at the world in a different and higher dimension than you can ever imagine. Do you want to be intelligent or conscious?
FYI, I am sure we all studied calculus, algebra etc but who thought it can be applied to data and evolve a completely new branch called Machine Learning. Mathematics is divine!!
You can't fix stupid. 😏 ... Mathematics can only do so much
Yes
Updated the question. Can you please elaborate on this?
Mathematics is more a way of thinking than a discipline. More often than not I find that the way a mathematician thinks is if not more intelligent, comes across as if it is.