Imhotep FSIQ doc

Imhotep FSIQ Doc (This is likely ass) Schooling Teacher Feat Imhotep was able to learn and understand the math subject by reading an entire textbook within mere moments, despite not even knowing addition and subtraction before this. Imhotep read about 32 pages at once (I counted). Textbooks usually range from 6 x 9 to 8.5 x 11 inches. Ignoring images, the average word count should from 300-400 words per page (for a 6 x 9) to around 500 words (for a 8.5 x 11). This means Imhotep can read 9,600 to 16,000 words per second (576,000 to 960,000 words per minute). This means he can read anywhere between 23 to 38 times faster than Howard Stephen Berg, the world’s fastest reader. The question is a multivariable calculus problem, which is taught during college or university. College students are usually around the ages of 18-24 when they learn this subject. To learn math from scratch, it would take anywhere from 10,320 to 13,584 hours (1.17 to 1.55 years). He also learned Japanese (which should take 1-18 years to do), English (11-16 years), and Biology, likely in a similar manner. Lowballing the timeframe by 1 minute means that Imhotep can process 146 to 2,627 hours (6 days to 3.5 months) worth of information per second. Overall Categories: PSI+WMI+FRI+TRI