Who wears glasses is smarter than others?

Not only is a common concept, scientists have recently published an interesting study of finding smart people who often wear glasses.

According to The Telegraph, in the largest study ever, scientists from Edingburh University (Scotland) analyzed genetic data and compared it to the IQ of more than 300,000 people aged 16. -102 in 57 countries in North America, Europe and Oceania.

As a result, they found a very intimate connection between intelligence and a decrease in vision.

Dr. Gail Davies from Edinburgh University said that the research team has investigated 148 genes related to brain awareness, memory, logical reasoning ability, cognitive ability . of which 58 genes have not been reviewed before. here.

Wearing glasses "proves" intelligence is real?- (Photo: Getty Images).

They found that many genes in these 148 genes are not only related to intelligence but also the ability of poor vision in humans.

In the survey, smart people among volunteers were able to own poor vision-related genes at a rate 30% higher than normal people.

In addition, the study also showed a link between the level of thinking and the genes related to health, diseases, such as sore throat, cardiovascular, or poor physical.

The study is published in Nature Communication.

Before society, it is often assumed that people who wear glasses are smart, independent, diligent and more sincere.

Lawyer Harvey Slovis is working in New York, USA said: "Wearing glasses often" softens "a person's appearance: making people feel like they are kind and less likely to commit crimes. attend a trial in which there is very little evidence, but my client has glasses and they have won the case. "

According to The Guardian, today many people wear sunglasses but like prescription glasses to look "cool" and feel more knowledgeable and mature.

Although the connection between intelligence and nearsightedness has not been explained clearly, as well as many factors that work together to influence one's intellectual ability, however, this study is still considered a background. to find other treatments for future cognitive diseases such as.