To the general public, gifted people will achieve more and have greater success than ordinary ones. Evan though, I am inclined to believe that talents would be same as or even worse than common people if they are lack of appropriate guidance and well education.

Talents are born with special abilities which make they feel much more confident, optimistic and superior to others. For instance, however, if they are sent to the normal school for study, they may find nothing desirable or attractive to learn at those schools and it difficult to attend to anything less interesting than their own thoughts, with a result that they will find no challenges and consequently lose interests. The situation will be going worse if nothing done to help them.

On the contrary, many ordinary people without the so-called gift also achieve great success in their lives. Because they have realized their own disadvantages and are willing to try any approaches available to be educated, by doing so, they come to find out appropriate ways to learn for their own, consequently, they become intelligent gradually.

Still, there are some people who claim that gifted people are superior to normal ones. They pointed out that intellectual people do, to some extent, possess special abilities that will help them to obtain achievements and success much easier. Though, if their aptitudes have not developed properly, they would become burdens rather than benefits to people.

            Taking these points into consideration, I would say that intelligence is a product much more depending on the external factor than hereditary, the environmental factor plays a key role during the process of people to be a real talent.