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>>23160563
50% of the population has an iq < 100. They tend to concentrate on boards like this.

>>15495394

not a therapist or anything like that. However, here comes an advice not only for you, but also for OP and others autistic frens.

Above everything:

Buy/download/whatever ''wake up productive'' from Eben Pagan.

This program literally changed my life for the best.

If you can also read a lot. Books that teach you how to be more productive and/or give you interesting ideas and insights about yourself. I suggest starting with:

1) seneca ''on the shortness of life'',

2) Joseph Campbell ''the power of the myth''

3) Viktor Frankel ''Man's search for meaning''

Unfortunately most psychologists/psychotherapists are normies with average IQ and don't have the capacity to understand that some people function differently.

If you are NOT a normie and therefore try to become happy or have a goal applying normie standards you will get fucked. Most of this shit is not for you because you are not a normie.

Understand something guys, society is made for those with average IQ. Nearly 70% of the population score is between 85 and 115 and 84% of those is between 70 and 130 therefore the world is made for those.

Anyway, my point is: if you want to be understood and to learn really learn something valuable try to learn from people who might have experienced same struggles.

Lots of people get prescribed different meds or get fucked because ''Medicine A cures 80% of people, therefore it is better to use this med on 80% of the population and then if it doesn't work we will see what we do''

Sure, business wise is more efficient to do that, but don't fall for that meme. Normies will try to find normie solutions, most likely they won't work out.

Wish you all the best frens

>>11208605
> we

Anyone else constantly feel like maybe there aren't smart enough to really make it in life? I work hard as hell, and I can change that, but my IQ I am stuck with.

I was tested by a psychologist at 16 and 18. Legit test, took around ~10 or so each time if I remember correctly. My IQ in different categories was around 138 to 145, so pretty good but not top tier.

I always felt like I was smart, and my dad who is a physician said i am smarter than him, but I see he and other accomplished and think I could never do that.

>I'm now 27
>BS in economics
>retirement analyst for a fortune 200
>75k a year

>all these 130+ IQs

Gee, it’s almost like you’re all delusional