Academy of Sciences of Heroesland

Explain why I didn't become smarter from absorbing and using a vast amount of information and from gaining valuable experience in many areas of life?

Your so-called "vast amount of information" could contain data beyond just your knowledge of various subjects. This is not a criterion for intelligence. The fact that you have gained some experience certainly says something, but the way you boast about it speaks to its imperfection.

And yes. Moral needs do not negate the fact that new drugs should first be tested on animals. Mathematical modeling doesn't work; medicine is phenomenological.
Experiments on humans are even less ethical.

A person has the right to sacrifice themselves in the name of their moral beliefs. No one is forcing you to eat ZP, so don't eat it. But don't dictate to others how they should act.

Are you saying that a person doesn't become smarter in the process of learning?

I meant that sitting at a desk and satisfying one's personal ambitions is not the foundation of learning