Joe Goldberg crazy cognitional skills as a child

Bookstore feat By slick_editzzz on discord Summary In season 1, both episodes 2 and 10, it shows Joe as a child being forced to read and fully comprehend all books in the bookstore to make him not an “illiterate,” in Mooney’s own words. Mooney also admits that he strives for perfection, meaning that the comprehension present in this feat is perfect or at least close to perfect in nature (Would also apply to Joe’s composure in this). VCI/Crystalized Intelligence/GK/KA aspect A singular series of books that go over multiple languages has a count of 65 languages and all of such are taught at the levels of the CERF. Seeing as Mooney was described by Joe as someone who asks for the highest extreme possible or else he would be beneath his standards, it is more likely to be true that he made Joe learn all 65 languages at the highest level possible, that of which being C2 proficiency. To have C2 proficiency is to able to do all of this: Joe would also learn a large number of mathematical concepts. Examples of these are calculus, differential equations, theory of relativity, Taylor series, topology, combinatorics, number theory, algebra, mathematical physics, dynamical systems, geometry, information theory, probability, statistics, trigonometry, set theory, hilbert space, and more. He knows all topics in these subjects as well. (Too lazy to name them💔) He would also have full mastery and knowledge of almost if not all topics chemistry, science, history, and many other fields. …