/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10937363
You've barely scratched the surface. If you liken 'IQ' to intelligence, and intelligence to success, then you have seen nothing but the tip of the iceberg. I'd wager that having a high EQ is much more important than having a high IQ, because success in life requires good people skills. Those with can navigate socially in life are far more likely to succeed than 140-150 IQ autist bums, even if they are one or two standard deviations below.

>>10936560
No, you simply don't understand, but it's okay, because you won't have to trust me eventually. So just wait.