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Do you feel you are intelligent?
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hopkins_student
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I don't study very much and I do pretty well, so I guess I'm getting a little bit of help from somewhere. We'll see how it impacts my success come next March.
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A lie. You have, at best, an average number of legs.Originally Posted by LA Guy
You obviously didn't read the article, dummy. Since [almost] no one has more than 2 legs, and many people have less, 2 is more than average.
Anyway, to answer the question, I'm both too smart for my own good, and too dumb to figure out a lot of important stuff. So basically, I fail.
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You obviously didn't read the article, dummy. Since [almost] no one has more than 2 legs, and many people have less, 2 is more than average.Originally Posted by j
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When I was in grad school in clinical psych, one of my professors observed that IQ for the (then) 20th century American was like birth (or class) for a 19th centruy Englishman. His implication was that it is relevant for those who put stock in such things for their own sake, but ultimately of peripheral importance when it comes to results.
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When I was in grad school in clinical psych, one of my professors observed that IQ for the (then) 20th century American was like birth (or class) for a 19th centruy Englishman. His implication was that it is relevant for those who put stock in such things for their own sake, but ultimately of peripheral importance when it comes to results.Originally Posted by Droog
I think that is very accurate. I think of it like hieght - it is an objective trait that does have some basic benifits, but is far from the most important thing, and can be limiting at the far ends of the curve. it opens up some possibliities, but doesn't dictate where your life is going.
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You obviously didn't read the article, dummy. Since [almost] no one has more than 2 legs, and many people have less, 2 is more than average.Originally Posted by j
Anyway, to answer the question, I'm both too smart for my own good, and too dumb to figure out a lot of important stuff. So basically, I fail.
Why would I read the article when I have you to give me the executive summary? See, that's real life smarts for you.
leftover_salmon
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I believe I'm probably top 10-15%...a couple years ago, I probably would have voted top 5%, but I've been humbled ever since I got to college. I'm probably top 30% here.
In terms of IQ, I'm in the top 5%, but I don't place a lot of stock in that.
In terms of IQ, I'm in the top 5%, but I don't place a lot of stock in that.
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