Thank you for the clarification.
Thank you for the clarification.
For even more clarification, IQ isn't something you can "work on", it's just an objective measurement no different than someone's height. Just like I wouldn't applaud someone for being really tall, I wouldn't do the same for someone (myself included) for being really high IQ. That said, it's always nice to be around people generally like yourself. Just like someone with cancer joins a cancer support group with other people with cancer. People to relate to.
Really high IQ is more of a condition than an achievement. Actually we wish more people would see it that way. It's like a weird burden that no one see that way, and, even resent you for...that you never asked for.
For even more clarification, IQ isn't something you can "work on", it's just an objective measurement no different than someone's height. Just like I wouldn't applaud someone for being really tall, I wouldn't do the same for someone (myself included) for being really high IQ. That said, it's always nice to be around people generally like yourself. Just like someone with cancer joins a cancer support group with other people with cancer. People to relate to.
Really high IQ is more of a condition than an achievement. Actually we wish more people would see it that way. It's like a weird burden that no one see that way, and, even resent you for...that you never asked for.
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