Venting Am i an iqcel?

[justrottingatp]

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Since kid, i'm not gonna say that i was a genius or something but i was mostly capable of doing basically anything that i consider or i was asked to from adults, once i got in highschool, i was still able to do most things (not all, as kid) because it was easy. Problem came with last year, i was still mostly capable but not near as i was in middle and as a kid, pretty much i idiotize, and also i did discover blackpill by this time.

Now, here in college, i just can't fucking learn or remember absolutely nothing, not matter how hard i try, my brain just fucking learns nothing, i'm unable to focus, i have brain fog 24/7, i'm just passing my subjects out of luck, and pretty much with average notes, sometimes higher, some other times lower, but mostly average.

Does anyone feels like this? I'm not able to tell if i always were this retarded but i remember myself as if i was normal or a little above, or just going adhd, depression or something, because fuck, i'm just so fucking unable to focus

 

[justrottingatp]

Dammit, i'm stupid

 

[grimlockcel]

Title

Since kid, i'm not gonna say that i was a genius or something but i was mostly capable of doing basically anyth

If you were placed into gifted as a child then that means you met the 130 iq requirement

 

[MuhDigitalFootprint]

Title

Since kid, i'm not gonna say that i was a genius or something but i was mostly capable of doing basically anyth

Dammit, i'm stupid

yes

 

[Diddy]

If you were placed into gifted as a child then that means you met the 130 iq requirement

Can't you retake the gifted exam multiple times?

 

[grimlockcel]

Can't you retake the gifted exam multiple times?

"

Public School Gifted Program (K–12)​

• Many districts do not allow immediate retakes.
• Some allow retesting after 1–2 years.
• Some only allow retesting if there were extenuating circumstances (illness, testing error, etc.).
• Others allow private evaluation by a licensed psychologist instead.

You’d need to check your specific school district’s gifted policy."

 

[justrottingatp]

If you were placed into gifted as a child then that means you met the 130 iq requirement

Never was

 

[justrottingatp]

yes

I see it now

 

[Angry]

Title

Since kid, i'm not gonna say that i was a genius or something but i was mostly capable of doing basically anything that i consider or i was asked to from adults, once i got in highschool, i was still able to do most things (not all, as kid) because it was easy. Problem came with last year, i was still mostly capable but not near as i was in middle and as a kid, pretty much i idiotize, and also i did discover blackpill by this time.

Now, here in college, i just can't fucking learn or remember absolutely nothing, not matter how hard i try, my brain just fucking learns nothing, i'm unable to focus, i have brain fog 24/7, i'm just passing my subjects out of luck, and pretty much with average notes, sometimes higher, some other times lower, but mostly average.

Does anyone feels like this? I'm not able to tell if i always were this retarded but i remember myself as if i was normal or a little above, or just going adhd, depression or something, because fuck, i'm just so fucking unable to focus

steak too juicy, lobster too buttery​

 

[Ryo_Hazuki]

i'm just passing my subjects out of luck, and pretty much with average notes, sometimes higher, some other times lower, but mostly average.

Well if you're able to pass college coursework even with average to below average grades, you're probably not low IQ. You're probably around average.

What was your SAT score (or ACT or whatever)? You can extrapolate that to get a very rough idea of what your IQ is.

 

[LeFrenchCel]

You were seen as gifted at an early age and your brain stopped to do any kind of effort, leading to you thinking you're dumb when you're above average IQ

 

[Sex-Starved Beast]

You were seen as gifted at an early age and your brain stopped to do any kind of effort, leading to you thinking you're dumb when you're above average IQ

Or maybe he was never that smart. The "gifted kid syndrome" that you described is real but very rare, and it's mostly used as cope by midwits. In college I knew real geniuses, they were gifted and got top grades when kids, and they never stopped with age. They thought that college was too easy just like how they had thought that middle school was too easy.

 

[ImperialArk]

me too, sounds like burnt out

 

[justrottingatp]

Well if you're able to pass college coursework even with average to below average grades, you're probably not low IQ. You're probably around average.

What was your SAT score (or ACT or whatever)? You can extrapolate that to get a very rough idea of what your IQ is.

I've read the difference (at least what Google tells) between college and university, and from what i can tell, my school is actually more like an university, so sorry about that, i didn't read it before posting and i confused the terms, thinking it was the same.

I'm not from the US, but i can tell what was my score from the exam that allowed me to enter the highschool that, as it is part of the university institution, allows me a direct pass if i have the grades to the career i want to study, and it was 7.5/10, which it was an exam of 128 questions that included various subjects like maths, biology, physics and more

 

[justrottingatp]

Or maybe he was never that smart. The "gifted kid syndrome" that you described is real but very rare, and it's mostly used as cope by midwits. In college I knew real geniuses, they were gifted and got top grades when kids, and they never stopped with age. They thought that college was too easy just like how they had thought that middle school was too easy.

Mostly probably my case, i highly doubt that i was really any near to genius, and in top of that, not ignoring the fact that a lot of geniuses are lazy asf, i'm also lazy as fucking shit, between even trying to study to at least try to learn, even if it doesn't work, and rot.

I choose rot

 

[Ryo_Hazuki]

I'm not from the US, but i can tell what was my score from the exam that allowed me to enter the highschool that, as it is part of the university institution, allows me a direct pass if i have the grades to the career i want to study, and it was 7.5/10, which it was an exam of 128 questions that included various subjects like maths, biology, physics and more

Ok, I now know exactly what test you took. You scored around the 80th to 85th percentile. You're not low IQ.

 

[Rapistcel]

Title

Since kid, i'm not gonna say that i was a genius or something but i was mostly capable of doing basically anything that i consider or i was asked to from adults, once i got in highschool, i was still able to do most things (not all, as kid) because it was easy. Problem came with last year, i was still mostly capable but not near as i was in middle and as a kid, pretty much i idiotize, and also i did discover blackpill by this time.

Now, here in college, i just can't fucking learn or remember absolutely nothing, not matter how hard i try, my brain just fucking learns nothing, i'm unable to focus, i have brain fog 24/7, i'm just passing my subjects out of luck, and pretty much with average notes, sometimes higher, some other times lower, but mostly average.

Does anyone feels like this? I'm not able to tell if i always were this retarded but i remember myself as if i was normal or a little above, or just going adhd, depression or something, because fuck, i'm just so fucking unable to focus

I still don't know you.

 

[Rapistcel]

Ok, I now know exactly what test you took. You scored around the 80th to 85th percentile. You're not low IQ.

Do you think those tests actually mean something? It seems strange that the intelligence of a person can be showed in a number just because of some geometric figures patterns.

 

[Rapistcel]

Do you think those tests actually mean something? It seems strange that the intelligence of a person can be showed in a number just because of some geometric figures patterns.

If IQ tests were real I would be receiving NEETbux for intellectual disability.