Post all high IQ users in this thread

[Darkeningstar]

more impulsive and think they're smarter (dunning kruger

Dunning kruger especially affects people with above-average iq (115-125)

 

[Vantablack]

Dunning kruger especially affects people with above-average iq (115-125)

115-125 is not high iq

 

[Darkeningstar]

115-125 is not high iq

“Above average”

 

[messi1]

Low t cope

no t for your face

 

[emeraldglass]

sounds like cope tbh
Same argument as what normies argue about looks and personality



Rarely happens past adolesence, plus low iq people are generally more arrogant, more impulsive and think they're smarter (dunning kruger)

Wisdom is less about raw processing power and more about life navigation and insight, something IQ only loosely touches.

In longitudinal studies, reflective and compassionate dimensions correlated more with life experience, ego integrity, and personal growth than with IQ.
Ardelt (2003)

People with average intelligence could score highly on practical wisdom when they showed rich life insight and emotional maturity.
Staudinger & Baltes (1996)



The Dunning Kruger effect is oversimplified. It’s not that only low IQ people overestimate themselves. Everyone is prone to miscalibration in some domains.

Dunning himself clarified this in later interviews: “The effect is about domain-specific incompetence, not general intelligence.”

Personality does evolve with age, contrary to the “maturity freezes after adolescence” claim



Consistent findings that personality traits, especially conscientiousness and emotional stability, tend to improve with age.
Roberts & Mroczek (2008)


Socioemotional selectivity theory by Carstensen found that older adults develop greater emotional regulation, gratitude, and perspective.


Viktor Frankl emphasized that meaning and growth emerge not from intellect but how suffering is processed, measurable IQ misses this.

Wisdom is a moral emotional achievement, not just a mental one. IQ is a tool. Wisdom is how you use it.

 

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Wisdom is less about raw processing power and more about life navigation and insight, something IQ only loosely touches.

In longitudinal studies, reflective and compassionate dimensions correlated more with life experience, ego integrity, and personal growth than with IQ.
Ardelt (2003)

People with average intelligence could score highly on practical wisdom when they showed rich life insight and emotional maturity.
Staudinger & Baltes (1996)



The Dunning Kruger effect is oversimplified. It’s not that only low IQ people overestimate themselves. Everyone is prone to miscalibration in some domains.

Dunning himself clarified this in later interviews: “The effect is about domain-specific incompetence, not general intelligence.”

Personality does evolve with age, contrary to the “maturity freezes after adolescence” claim



Consistent findings that personality traits, especially conscientiousness and emotional stability, tend to improve with age.
Roberts & Mroczek (2008)


Socioemotional selectivity theory by Carstensen found that older adults develop greater emotional regulation, gratitude, and perspective.


Viktor Frankl emphasized that meaning and growth emerge not from intellect but how suffering is processed, measurable IQ misses this.

Wisdom is a moral emotional achievement, not just a mental one. IQ is a tool. Wisdom is how you use it.

Ye not reading allat tbh

 

[Сигма Бой]

They don’t realize that IQ is just a rating system created decades ago, flawed at its core. The only real measure of intelligence is wisdom, and wisdom is doing the right thing, in the right way, at the right time.

Intelligence'z tha facility fa discerning good against evil.

 

[Сигма Бой]

Wisdom is a moral emotional achievement, not just a mental one. IQ is a tool. Wisdom is how you use it.

That's discernment.

 

[Сигма Бой]

@optimisticzoomer's the Most High among righteous IQ.