It's Over The cognitive gap between 170 and 150 IQ is MASSIVE
Even if they are self reported, going by the data that shows a moderate lifetime income and IQ correlation, we can assume that the centibillionaires average an IQ above 140 by regressing their extremely high economic Z-scores to IQ Z-scores (since we know it correlates 0.45 with IQ according to Pumpkinperson)
The incredible correlation between IQ and income (2nd edition)
In this article I summarize all I have learned to date about seven economic classes in the United States: The poorest 0.27%, the poorest 10.5%, the median American, the richest 4% , the richest 0.2…
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Even adjusting for enormous amounts of good luck, sociopathy, and work ethic, a certain degree of intelligence is necessary to rise to the top
Since many here are autistic and often reply before reading posts, I was just making sure
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>0.45Even if they are self reported, going by the data that shows a moderate lifetime income and IQ correlation, we can assume that the centibillionaires average an IQ above 140 by regressing their extremely high economic Z-scores to IQ Z-scores (since we know it correlates 0.45 with IQ according to Pumpkinperson)
The incredible correlation between IQ and income (2nd edition)
In this article I summarize all I have learned to date about seven economic classes in the United States: The poorest 0.27%, the poorest 10.5%, the median American, the richest 4% , the richest 0.2…
Even adjusting for enormous amounts of good luck, sociopathy, and work ethic, a certain degree of intelligence is necessary to rise to the top
Since many here are autistic and often reply before reading posts, I was just making sure
>regresses extreme wealth back to IQ anyway
No no no no no no gookboy, we are not doing this. I am not participating in this gooksect charade.
POST PROOF OR FUCK OFF UNTIL THEN YOUR DAD WAS A LOW IQ NIGGER AND SO ARE YOU MUH "HIGH IQ"
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why are people on this thread so hostile to you jfl
132 over here.
Just kill me already.
Just kill me already.
Is delayed motor skills bad as a child is it over for me?
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no... your average gifted kid who gets a CEO position or gets a math degree will have an iq of 140. will manage to achieve great things, but wont necessarily change the world. a man with a 170 iq is destined for greatness, to do some world changing shit like einstein.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that super genius IQ is destiny, but it is one of the principal determinants of it
Crazy how theres mfs out there with 150 and above iq and Im probably 85-90 at best with learning disabilities
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You seem to be the one coping saar. If he can do fine in school effortlessly that shows high iq. It's not a way to think of yourself as being superior but it is a good leverage to have.
At least you wont end up without a high-school diploma something that is the bare minimum to have.
If you're both low iq, ugly, with high self awareness, and inhibition it really is a game over.
I tried doing the bare minimum but struggled to do even that. High iq mfs will never understand that struggle.
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Iq is a coping mechanism for inferior to feel better about themselves. No body has a higher iq than the other person. It's practice.
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I think I messed up replying to a GrAYcel, i shouldhave known better
What did you reply to? I never said anything.
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low iq moment
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Ok GrAY
Real intelligence is IQ between 115 - 130.Some background on my father:
He is a former math prodigy who dreamed of competing in the Math Olympiad. He would study textbooks on advanced mathematics beforehand. This was entirely of his own volition, as his parents were preoccupied by his older siblings and couldn't spare any time for him. However, due to personal circumstances, he never did get the opportunity to compete in one
However, he did take the Korean College Entrance Strength Test (now known as the CSAT) in the senior year of his high school (passing the test is pretty much the only way to get into a University, which meant most high school seniors in the country took it), and ranked very high in the country on the Mathematics Section of the Exam, which equates to a Math IQ of around 175 (approx. 1 in 3.5 million) accounting for his entire age cohort and adjusting for the exceptionally high math IQs of Northeast Asians
This is even more impressive if you account for my father's extreme laziness (not as lazy as I am though), since he never attended private cram schools like his peers did and only occasionally studied mathematics in his spare time
Now on to me:
I scored 150+ on a nonverbal IQ test around the age of 10, and the composite of my math subtest scores on the ASVAB equated to an IQ of 156 adjusting for sleep deprivation. I never had any passion for mathematics like my father.
Several years back, my father had us take a practice Math Olympiad Exam as a father-son bonding opportunity. While I was at an impasse on several of the questions and half my brain melted, my father was able to breeze through most of the questions (except for one particular problem, which he figured out the answer to after a quick smoking break) like a lightsaber through butter despite the fact that HE HADN'T TOUCHED UP ON MATH SINCE HIS UNIVERSITY DAYS.
Later, unbeknownst to me, he told my mother (who told me) that I had no talent for Mathematics, despite the fact that I had a math IQ around 150-160. His 175 IQ brain was simply wired differently from mine: much better equipped at processing highly abstract problems that would show up on tests with extremely high ceilings, such as Hoeflin's MEGA IQ test or the annual Math Olympiad
This is quite similar to 145 IQ midwit Jeff Bezos' experience with that Sri Lankan guy who was able to effortlessly solve a complex math problem that Jeff Bezos struggled for 3 hours on with his roommate merely from a glance
Estimating Jeff Bezos’s IQ
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Pumpkin Person was right again! Jeff Bezos’s IQ
A while back I was delighted to learn that my estimate for Elon Musk’s IQ had proven spot-on and now I discovered I was also spot-on for Jeff Bezos. I discovered a Washington Post article fro…
Watch Jeff Bezos tell the funny story about the moment in college he realized he 'was never going to be a great theoretical physicist'
During an interview at The Economic Club of Washington, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos discussed the time a friend helped him with a difficult math problem in college, and what it made him realize.www.businessinsider.com
After that you're not even smart, you're just a freak. Vast majority of CEOs, Surgeons, Lawyers, and Bankers have an IQ within this range. The people above are just autistic looneybags.
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It's not low, it's, by definition, average.
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Because intelligence is probably the biggest insecurity people have after (before?) looks. The hostility is usually neurotic and egotistical, because, for emotional reasons, people generally dislike braggarts (usually goes back to the ego). I think this hostility is compounded because, as ugly incels, we have nothing else to really cling and latch on to that is a genetic advantage, since the important genes for having a social and sexual life just aren't where we need them to be. So if we happen to have naturally high intelligence, then that's something we would greatly cherish, despite how useless it may be in finding mates and being liked by others.
True or not, who cares? Let the brother cope in peace. If he's a super genius, so what? If he's delusional, again, so what? The hate I've seen for this user is irrational, but then again, most hate is.
it's unverifiable and cringe. also bragging about IQ on this small, obscure, and autist filled space is ironically low IQ AF making his claims even more questionable.
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Cringe is just a value judgment. What's cringe to you might not be cringe to the next. But you're right, it's unverifiable, but so are nearly every other claims made on the internet.
I don't think OP deserves the hate.
knowing this forum it's cringe to most here.
this forum has a no brag policy which is why he should have come prepared. incels get mogged constantly at work and in public this isn't the place for a dick measuring contest. I don't mention the few good specs I have for the same reason.
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I understand. Tbh, it doesn't seem like he's dick-measuring, but I don't know him, so I could easily be wrong about his intents.
i don't know him well but this isn't at all the first time he has done this.
I think people just have their ego hurt tbh, but the thread does reek of outright bragging in the form of putting down IQs lower than his; the fact that he calls 145 IQ midwit is fucking preposterous, additionally he calls the average/median IQ "extremely low". No humility.
Lifefuel for meThere is when it comes to processing abstract concepts, problem solving speed, and predicting median income for an IQ cohort
Hypocrites who deny linear IQ income correlation
Evidence continues to debunk the popular idea that IQ is largely irrelevant to success above 120, and my less successful readers are going absolutely ballistic. The reason this idea is so popular (…
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The relationship between IQ and median income is almost perfectly linear even up to the 150s
The incredible correlation between IQ and income (2nd edition)
In this article I summarize all I have learned to date about seven economic classes in the United States: The poorest 0.27%, the poorest 10.5%, the median American, the richest 4% , the richest 0.2…
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Cognitive Z score is correlated to economic Z score (Median wealth and median IQ of each socioeconomic class correlate)
The median centibillionaire (151 IQ) is smarter than the median multi-billionaire (131 IQ) et cetera
Bill Gates vs Elon Musk: Who’s the richest living person of all time?
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170 IQ Bill Gates had a higher wealth z-score at the height of the Dot-Com Bubble in the late 1990s than 140 IQ midwit Elon Musk in the 2020s
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Brutal generational degradation, youre much uglier than him too right?Some background on my father:
He is a former math prodigy who dreamed of competing in the Math Olympiad. He would study textbooks on advanced mathematics beforehand. This was entirely of his own volition, as his parents were preoccupied by his older siblings and couldn't spare any time for him. However, due to personal circumstances, he never did get the opportunity to compete in one
However, he did take the Korean College Entrance Strength Test (now known as the CSAT) in the senior year of his high school (passing the test is pretty much the only way to get into a University, which meant most high school seniors in the country took it), and ranked very high in the country on the Mathematics Section of the Exam, which equates to a Math IQ of around 175 (approx. 1 in 3.5 million) accounting for his entire age cohort and adjusting for the exceptionally high math IQs of Northeast Asians
This is even more impressive if you account for my father's extreme laziness (not as lazy as I am though), since he never attended private cram schools like his peers did and only occasionally studied mathematics in his spare time
Now on to me:
I scored 150+ on a nonverbal IQ test around the age of 10, and the composite of my math subtest scores on the ASVAB equated to an IQ of 156 adjusting for sleep deprivation. I never had any passion for mathematics like my father.
Several years back, my father had us take a practice Math Olympiad Exam as a father-son bonding opportunity. While I was at an impasse on several of the questions and half my brain melted, my father was able to breeze through most of the questions (except for one particular problem, which he figured out the answer to after a quick smoking break) like a lightsaber through butter despite the fact that HE HADN'T TOUCHED UP ON MATH SINCE HIS UNIVERSITY DAYS.
Later, unbeknownst to me, he told my mother (who told me) that I had no talent for Mathematics, despite the fact that I had a math IQ around 150-160. His 175 IQ brain was simply wired differently from mine: much better equipped at processing highly abstract problems that would show up on tests with extremely high ceilings, such as Hoeflin's MEGA IQ test or the annual Math Olympiad
This is quite similar to 145 IQ midwit Jeff Bezos' experience with that Sri Lankan guy who was able to effortlessly solve a complex math problem that Jeff Bezos struggled for 3 hours on with his roommate merely from a glance
Estimating Jeff Bezos’s IQ
Commenter Deeru asked me to blog about Jeff Bezos’s IQ. I don’t know much about him beyond seeing him on Oprah way back in the 1990s or early 2000s. What I most remember is that he wa…Pumpkin Person was right again! Jeff Bezos’s IQ
A while back I was delighted to learn that my estimate for Elon Musk’s IQ had proven spot-on and now I discovered I was also spot-on for Jeff Bezos. I discovered a Washington Post article fro…Watch Jeff Bezos tell the funny story about the moment in college he realized he 'was never going to be a great theoretical physicist'
During an interview at The Economic Club of Washington, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos discussed the time a friend helped him with a difficult math problem in college, and what it made him realize.
A bit uglier
My father was around HTN in his prime if facial attractiveness is normed to first world white standards, not chad
Seems like we have a fakecel on our hands
Regression to the mean implies I'm merely average to below average facially among first world whites
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I think I'm a midwit as well. 150 IQ is also not that high
I suffer from cognitive limitations at the high end that people smarter than me don't have
I wish I was a one in a million intellect
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Gaps don't always equate with SD correlation.Some background on my father:
He is a former math prodigy who dreamed of competing in the Math Olympiad. He would study textbooks on advanced mathematics beforehand. This was entirely of his own volition, as his parents were preoccupied by his older siblings and couldn't spare any time for him. However, due to personal circumstances, he never did get the opportunity to compete in one
However, he did take the Korean College Entrance Strength Test (now known as the CSAT) in the senior year of his high school (passing the test is pretty much the only way to get into a University, which meant most high school seniors in the country took it), and ranked very high in the country on the Mathematics Section of the Exam, which equates to a Math IQ of around 175 (approx. 1 in 3.5 million) accounting for his entire age cohort and adjusting for the exceptionally high math IQs of Northeast Asians
This is even more impressive if you account for my father's extreme laziness (not as lazy as I am though), since he never attended private cram schools like his peers did and only occasionally studied mathematics in his spare time
Now on to me:
I scored 150+ on a nonverbal IQ test around the age of 10, and the composite of my math subtest scores on the ASVAB equated to an IQ of 156 adjusting for sleep deprivation. I never had any passion for mathematics like my father.
Several years back, my father had us take a practice Math Olympiad Exam as a father-son bonding opportunity. While I was at an impasse on several of the questions and half my brain melted, my father was able to breeze through most of the questions (except for one particular problem, which he figured out the answer to after a quick smoking break) like a lightsaber through butter despite the fact that HE HADN'T TOUCHED UP ON MATH SINCE HIS UNIVERSITY DAYS.
Later, unbeknownst to me, he told my mother (who told me) that I had no talent for Mathematics, despite the fact that I had a math IQ around 150-160. His 175 IQ brain was simply wired differently from mine: much better equipped at processing highly abstract problems that would show up on tests with extremely high ceilings, such as Hoeflin's MEGA IQ test or the annual Math Olympiad
This is quite similar to 145 IQ midwit Jeff Bezos' experience with that Sri Lankan guy who was able to effortlessly solve a complex math problem that Jeff Bezos struggled for 3 hours on with his roommate merely from a glance
Estimating Jeff Bezos’s IQ
Commenter Deeru asked me to blog about Jeff Bezos’s IQ. I don’t know much about him beyond seeing him on Oprah way back in the 1990s or early 2000s. What I most remember is that he wa…Pumpkin Person was right again! Jeff Bezos’s IQ
A while back I was delighted to learn that my estimate for Elon Musk’s IQ had proven spot-on and now I discovered I was also spot-on for Jeff Bezos. I discovered a Washington Post article fro…Watch Jeff Bezos tell the funny story about the moment in college he realized he 'was never going to be a great theoretical physicist'
During an interview at The Economic Club of Washington, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos discussed the time a friend helped him with a difficult math problem in college, and what it made him realize.
I can confirm his score. He showed pictures of two tests where he performed as perfect and 152 IQ sd 16
Fucking gigachink slave shit. White fathers bond with their sons by playing baseball, and fishing. While you and your dad are competing to see who has more autism. Korea is fucked. Reminds of that violinist post from @SlayerSlayer
Lol
You sound like a certain schiz commentor from Pumpkinperson's blog JFL
Also, I'm neither a supergenius nor passionate in mathematics like my father, which is why he gave up on tutoring me AND told my mother I have no great talent for high level math problem solving. I didn't do it as a hobby nor did I do it frequently with my father
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@Horatio Alger Do you have any interest in philosophy?
I like reading about neoclassical Realism (specifically Offensive Realism), and grand theories on IR in general. Maybe a dash of sociology
Not much else
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Sociology isn't philosophy.
What are you other intellectual and academic interests?
my bad, I'm not particularly well read in philosophy so I conflated it with the social sciences
Maybe a bit of economic history, but only to the extent it can be applied to International Relations since economic wealth is the building block of power for Great Powers
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I see. I know very little about the study of statecraft, so I can't comment anything useful there. Whatever you choose to do, don't waste your brain.
Thanks for the advice
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