Playing games can affect children's IQ

Playing video games can affect children's IQ in surprising ways, depending on the type of game, the amount of time spent playing, and how they play. Here are some notable effects.

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Improve problem-solving and logical thinking skills

Many games require players to think strategically, plan, or solve complex puzzles. This can help develop logical thinking and analytical skills, contributing to increased intelligence.

Increase reflexes and concentration

Some action games require intense concentration, quick reflexes, and rhythmic hand-eye coordination. This can help improve attention and quick information processing.

Develop multitasking and time management skills

Some games have multiple tasks or elements at the same time, helping children practice their ability to manage multiple tasks at once, which can support multitasking skills.

Negative effects of playing too much or playing inappropriate games

If children spend too much time playing games, especially violent or non-educational games, it can have a negative impact on their psychology, reduce their time for studying and outdoor activities, leading to reduced learning efficiency and lower IQ relative to their potential.

In addition, excessive gaming can lead to fatigue, stress, or even sleep disorders, affecting brain development.

Social impacts

Some games with social interaction elements (online games, group games) can help children develop communication and cooperation skills, but can also isolate children if not properly controlled.

In summary: Playing games properly, with control and selection can help improve some cognitive skills, which can have a positive impact on children's IQ and thinking ability. However, if played excessively or played inappropriately, the impact can be the opposite, harming children's intellectual development and health.

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James Cameron once shared that he made the movie Avatar not for the purpose of making money

James Cameron once shared that he made the movie Avatar not for the purpose of making money, but because of his passion for creativity and the desire to explore new limits in filmmaking technology. For him, Avatar is a groundbreaking art and technology project, aiming to create an unprecedented cinematic experience, while telling a meaningful story about the environment and people. 

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He wanted to use the most advanced 3D imaging technology at that time to convey a vivid, realistic, and deeply humane fantasy world rather than simply a commercial product. 

Below is a summary of James Cameron's career and outstanding views. 

James Cameron's career 

Beginning: James Cameron began his career as a film director and screenwriter in the 1980s. 

Notable works 

The Terminator (1984): The science fiction action film that made his big name. 

Aliens (1986): The sequel to Alien, which was highly praised for its special effects and plot.

Titanic (1997): The romantic-disaster film won the Oscar for Best Picture and many other awards, becoming the highest-grossing film at that time.

Avatar (2009): The film used advanced 3D and CGI technology, becoming the highest-grossing film of all time (until many years later).

Cameron's filmmaking style is famous for investing heavily in technology, special effects, and building detailed fantasy worlds. He always pushes the limits of film technology to new heights.

James Cameron's views

On art and technology

Cameron sees cinema as a combination of art and science and technology. He believes that new technology will help tell stories more effectively, creating a unique cinematic experience for the audience.

On the environment.

 In films like Avatar, Cameron conveys a message of protecting nature, harmony between humans and the environment, and warns about the dangers of indiscriminate exploitation.

On success and passion.

Cameron emphasizes that filmmaking is a job of passion, not just for making money. He persistently pursues his ideas and artistic vision even when facing difficulties and financial risks.

On innovation

He always seeks to innovate and improve, willing to risk experimenting with new technology to improve product quality.

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Outstanding images of female volleyball players voted as the most beautiful 2025

Outstanding images of the most beautiful female volleyball players, especially Zehra Güneş - one of the top representatives in the 2025 list.

Most beautiful female volleyball players of 2025

Zehra Güneş

International highlights: Zehra Güneş (Türkiye)

Ranked No. 1 in the list of “Most Beautiful Female Volleyball Players of 2024” voted by Me 24 News.

On the Wonderslist page, she also leads the list of the most beautiful female athletes in Turkey.

Zehra stands out not only because of her impressive 1.97 m figure but also because of her all-round appeal both on the court and on social networks (more than 3.5 million Instagram followers).

Other international faces often mentioned:

Maria Stenzel

Maria Stenzel (Poland), ranked 2nd in the list of top 10 most beautiful in 2024.

Sabina Altynbekova

Sabina Altynbekova (Kazakhstan), also often appears in the rankings of outstanding beauty.

Photo Klara Perić

Klara Perić (Croatia), Anita Sobočan (Slovenia) are also highly appreciated for their beauty and demeanor on the field.

Vietnam: Attractive faces:

Photo Hoang Thi Kieu Trinh 

Hoang Thi Kieu Trinh - known as "the most beautiful setter in Vietnamese women's volleyball", once released a series of photos celebrating her 24th birthday, attracting attention.

Nguyen Thi Phuong - main striker of the Vietnamese women's team, is commented to have an outstanding appearance, a bright smile and is the new "muse" of the team.

Pham Thi Hien - a pretty middle blocker, stands out with the nickname "little squirrel" thanks to her ability to jump flexibly despite her modest height.

 Highlights:

At the AVC Nations Cup 2025, names like Kamilla Sultanbek and Saniya Balagazinova (Kazakhstan) also gained attention thanks to their outstanding looks, especially in photos posted on Instagram.

Palshina Elizaveta (Russia) was considered “Miss VTV Cup 2025” thanks to her beauty and great appeal in the final round of the tournament in Vietnam.

On an international level, Zehra Güneş is considered by many sources and fans to be the most beautiful female volleyball player of 2024–2025. However, in Vietnam, faces like Hoang Thi Kieu Trinh, Nguyen Thi Phuong, or Pham Thi Hien also stand out and are loved by many people for their beauty and unique style.

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Rosé blackpink just set a new record

BLACKPINK's Rosé has just added another impressive milestone to her solo career—with her collaboration with Alex Warren, "Oh my mind," she has officially become the female K-pop soloist with the most #1 songs on the iTunes Worldwide Songs Chart. She now has a total of four songs that top iTunes worldwide: On the Ground, Number One Girl, APT., and Oh my mind.

Photo image Neko Rose Rosé blackpink 

What other records does Rosé have?

In addition to her latest record on iTunes worldwide, Rosé has a number of notable solo achievements, such as:

First K-pop solo artist to achieve a "Perfect All-Kill" on the Korean charts with *On The Ground.

Fastest solo debut MV by a female K-pop artist to reach 100 million views on YouTube (*On The Ground took just 7 days).

Best-selling first-week solo album by a female K-pop artist according to Hanteo (R – over 448,000 copies). 

Highest-charting solo song on the Billboard Hot 100 for a female K-pop idol (On The Ground ranked #70).

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Countries with the most powerful missiles in the world

Below are the countries with the most advanced missile technology in the world (as of 2025), considering factors such as: range, accuracy, nuclear warhead capability, multi-layered defense - attack, and reusable launch technology:

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1. United States (US)

Notable missiles:

ICBM: Minuteman III, LGM-35 Sentinel (replacing Minuteman III)

Cruise missiles: Tomahawk, JASSM, AGM-158C LRASM

Defense missiles: THAAD, Patriot, SM-3, SM-6

Space missiles: Falcon 9, Starship (SpaceX)

Advantages: High-precision guidance technology, the world's strongest multi-layered missile defense system, reusable capability (SpaceX).

In particular: 3-layer nuclear deterrence system (nuclear triangle - aircraft, submarines, ICBM).

 2. Russia

Notable missiles:

ICBM: RS-28 Sarmat ("Satan II") – hypersonic, range 18,000 km

Hypersonic missiles: Avangard, Kinzhal, Zircon

Air defense/defense: S-400, S-500 (Patriot)

Advantages: Penetration of defense, hypersonic missiles, very long range, large payload.

Special: Development of strategic weapons such as nuclear missiles with unlimited range (Burevestnik).

 3. China

Notable missiles:

ICBM: DF-41 (range 15,000 km, carrying multiple warheads)

Hypersonic missile: DF-ZF

Anti-ship missile: DF-21D (called “aircraft carrier killer”)

Space missile: Long March

Advantages: Large quantity, rapid improvement, anti-satellite system (ASAT).

Special: Integrating AI and cyber warfare in missile control system.

4. France

Notable missiles:

Submarine-launched ICBM: M51 SLBM

Cruise missile: MdCN, Exocet (anti-ship)

Advantages: Modern SLBM missiles, independent nuclear deterrent force.

Special: Being an EU country with full nuclear – sea – air missile capabilities.

 5. India

Notable missiles:

ICBM: Agni-V (range >5,000 km), Agni-VI (under development)

Hypersonic missile: BrahMos-II (with Russia)

Defense: Indigenous anti-ballistic missile system (AAD + PAD)

Advantages: Self-sufficient technology, technology linkage with Russia, rapid development.

Special: Achieved 3-layer nuclear deterrence capability.

6. Israel

Notable missiles:

Ballistic missile: Jericho III (range 6,500 km)

Defense: Iron Dome, David's Sling, Arrow-3

Advantages: World-leading short-medium-high-altitude missile defense.

Special: Capable of precise attack, rapid deployment, latent nuclear capability.

 7. North Korea

Notable Missiles:

ICBMs: Hwasong-17, Hwasong-18 (range to US)

Advantages: Significant deterrence despite sanctions.

In particular: Tested missile launch over Japanese airspace, causing regional impact.

Other countries with notable missile technology:

UK: No ICBM development of its own, relies on Trident missile (in cooperation with US).

Iran: Shahab, Sejjil – mainly medium range, moving towards ICBM technology.

South Korea: Hyunmoo series – modern ballistic/anti-ship missiles.

Japan: Developing missile defense with US (SM-3, Aegis Ashore).

Summary

Hypersonic ICBM Nation Multilayered DefensevSpace. Nuclear                                          🇺🇸 USA✅✅✅✅✅                                                  🇷🇺 Russia✅✅✅✅✅                                              🇨🇳 China✅✅✅✅✅                                              🇫🇷 France✅❌⚠️✅✅                                              🇮🇳 India✅✅ (BrahMos)⚠️✅✅                              🇮🇱 Israel⚠️❌✅❌⚠️                                              🇰🇵 North Korea✅⚠️❌❌✅ 

in-depth comparison of a specific missile (e.g. DF-41 vs Minuteman III, or Avangard vs Kinzhal).                                                                    DF-41 vs Minuteman III, or Avangard vs Kinzhal), detailed analysis table.                                                Below is a detailed comparison between two pairs of the world's leading missiles, representing the advanced technology of China, Russia and the US:

Comparison 1: DF-41 (China) & Minuteman III (US)

These are the two main types of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) of China and the US, carrying nuclear warheads.

CriteriaDF-41 (China) Minuteman III (US) Maximum range~12,000 – 15,000 km~13,000 km Flight speed Mach 25+Mach 23+Number of warheads (MIRV) 10–12 independent nuclear warheads 1 (current), once capable of carrying 3 (MIRV) Accuracy (CEP)~100 – 150 m (estimated)~90 m Date of introduction 2017 (official) 1970 (gradually being replaced by LGM-35 Sentinel) Launch platform Mobile (TEL), silo Fixed silo Guidance technology Inertial + BeiDou (equivalent to GPS) Inertial + GPS Penetration probability High (MIRV + decoy) Lower (single warhead, more vulnerable to interception) 

DF-41 is superior in warhead number and maneuverability  dynamic, can deceive defense systems.

Minuteman III is more accurate, is maintained and upgraded continuously but is outdated compared to DF-41 and will be replaced.

Comparison 2: Avangard (Russia) & Kinzhal (Russia)

Both are hypersonic missiles, but for very different purposes.

Criteria Avangard Kinzhal (Kh-47M2) Weapon type Hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) Air-launched ballistic missile Speed Mach 20 – 27 Mach 10 – 12 Range ~12,000 km (when attached to ICBM RS-28 Sarmat) ~2,000 km ICBM launch platform (e.g. UR-100N, RS-28) Aircraft MiG-31K or Tu-22M3 Warhead Nuclear (MIRV capability) Nuclear or conventional (depending on target) Maneuverability Very high – changes trajectory after separation from ICBM Medium – ballistic trajectory Accuracy (estimated) Very high due to flexible guidance Fairly high (~1–10 m CEP) Target Strategic nuclear deterrence Tactical operations – strike aircraft carriers, bases 

Conclusion:

Avangard is the ultimate strategic deterrent weapon, almost  Kinzhal is also hypersonic but belongs to the tactical level, effective in medium-range precision attacks.

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