Soupchan - Feel #4232

#4232 1 week ago edited

I've never done an IQ test but I think my IQ is probably 105-110. I don't think that IQ matters as much as people say it does though. It has a general usefulness but you have to think about what are you actually using it for? What is the context? What we call smart in everyday life does not always correlate neatly with what one might get on a test. Someone with 110 IQ might do better at many more things and be more functional than someone with 125 iq. I actually think Trump would score relatively pretty low on an IQ test (not the choose the animal ones his approved doctors give him) but I don't think he is stupid, he is kind of clever in his way. An IQ test is one tool you can use to assess a person but if you use it solely or exclusively you miss out on a lot of treasure, people can't be quantified with the preapproved norm metrics

#4233 1 week ago edited

With Trump you can't deny that he is either very smart and saving America or if you are a critic that he is doing a great job getting the goys to enrich him and his cronies and getting away with everything and ruining AMerica for profit, a stupid person couldn't do all that. But I just don't see him doing well solving all the gay ass patterns on an IQ test I think he'd say this is gay and ignore the test

#4234 1 week ago

Those are a lot of words to say "I don't think IQ matters cause there are different competencies." Yeah, I mean, having a high IQ doesn't guarantee success. There are literal geniuses working low paid jobs. But statistically, people with a higher IQ achieve more academically and have higher life-time earnings. So your main idea that it doesn't decide every outcome is true, just generally it is meaningful.

#4236

>>4238

1 week ago

^ yes, there are different competencies not tested in an IQ test like social competency, knowing how to communicate with others so they will like you

#4238 1 week ago

>>4236
well i like all feelers and especially you