Truth about you
Truth about you
What is each of your IQ levels? extent of education? and age?
Re: Truth about you
I estimate north of 97. Let's just say, well into my studies at the School of Hard Knocks. Eternal.Doggy wrote:What is each of your IQ levels? extent of education? and age?
Why do you ask?
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Doggy, do you not understand what 'Genius' means in it's true sense?Doggy wrote:What is each of your IQ levels? extent of education? and age?
I think you will find it in the introduction thread, and even above^ Truth, Courage, Honesty, Logic, Masculinity, Wisdom, Perfection.
IQ age and education have little to nothing to do with it. (I say little as IQ has something to do with it, to the degree that below a certain number, the mind and senses do not process in a way that is conducive to the simplicity of reason)
Personally I think this is reasonable question.
In relation to most human matters, then a bell curve can apply.
There is probably a broad IQ range where the majority of people who become significantly wise in matters of reality would be placed.
Too low and you can't analyse things properly. Too high and the brain becomes too self-satisfied or confused by the amount of detail.
Also while an IQ of 100 might be the mimimum for a 14 year old, as a 40 years old newly made aware of truths of reality, then an IQ of 115 or higher may be required.
Should your IQ be in this optimum range then the degree one can know and live truths of reality, would be most dependant on the degree of suffering that person has experienced.
In relation to most human matters, then a bell curve can apply.
There is probably a broad IQ range where the majority of people who become significantly wise in matters of reality would be placed.
Too low and you can't analyse things properly. Too high and the brain becomes too self-satisfied or confused by the amount of detail.
Also while an IQ of 100 might be the mimimum for a 14 year old, as a 40 years old newly made aware of truths of reality, then an IQ of 115 or higher may be required.
Should your IQ be in this optimum range then the degree one can know and live truths of reality, would be most dependant on the degree of suffering that person has experienced.
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I think the higher your IQ is, the better. But a high IQ doesn't guarantee genius. You could have a high IQ and still be an idiot if you have too many attachments.
Edit: ...or you're too deeply attached to certain things. Forgot about that aspect.
Edit: ...or you're too deeply attached to certain things. Forgot about that aspect.
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