disillusioned
Kraken
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Being within the top 20% of something is nowhere near as impressive as it sounds. Not just for looks but just literally everything. Understand that this doesn't work like a staircase. It's more like a curve, and only people near the edges of the curve actually have large and meaningful advantage.
Consider IQ. In order to be considered cognitively gifted (aka the intelligence version of a chad) you need to have an IQ that is at least within the 120 range. And that's just the bare minimum. Ideally it should be about 130.
If you are the top 20% in IQ then your IQ is...113.
One hundred and fucking thirteen. This is all you get for being smarter than literally 80% of normies. And your IQ advantage is barely halfway towards being good enough for chad level intelligence.
Do you know how gifted you must be to have chad tier IQ (120 or 130)?
120 IQ is top 10% and 130 IQ is top 5%
So basically if you want an actually MEANINGFUL advantage then you must be top 10% at minimum and ideally top 5%. There are no doctors or high level programmers with an IQ of 113. They are all 120+.
The 80/20 rule is massive cope. Being somewhat above average is completely meaningless and just LOL if you think any amount of 'self-improvement' is going to close the gap between yourself and your superior competitors. It's chad tier or nothing. And this goes for everything be it looks, IQ or whatever. 90% of everything is literally shit.
Consider IQ. In order to be considered cognitively gifted (aka the intelligence version of a chad) you need to have an IQ that is at least within the 120 range. And that's just the bare minimum. Ideally it should be about 130.
If you are the top 20% in IQ then your IQ is...113.
One hundred and fucking thirteen. This is all you get for being smarter than literally 80% of normies. And your IQ advantage is barely halfway towards being good enough for chad level intelligence.
Do you know how gifted you must be to have chad tier IQ (120 or 130)?
120 IQ is top 10% and 130 IQ is top 5%
So basically if you want an actually MEANINGFUL advantage then you must be top 10% at minimum and ideally top 5%. There are no doctors or high level programmers with an IQ of 113. They are all 120+.
The 80/20 rule is massive cope. Being somewhat above average is completely meaningless and just LOL if you think any amount of 'self-improvement' is going to close the gap between yourself and your superior competitors. It's chad tier or nothing. And this goes for everything be it looks, IQ or whatever. 90% of everything is literally shit.
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