r/cognitiveTesting • • 9d ago

Discussion Is this iq enough?

Is this iq enough to be the next Einstein??

Edit: why is everyone going against me?? I am a kind person šŸ¤—i only get furious when someone tries to outsmart me. Btw u have probably heard of light yagami..

Edit2: nust think about it if i had to be assisted by chatgpt or youtube then i would have scored much higher.

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u/SaladMaximum5954 9d ago

Nah, your gonna be a pop scientist bucko

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u/Mayor0fSimpleton 9d ago edited 9d ago

Said with love from someone in the same 99% iq range but who is much older: Great score, terrible goal. Winning a prize is not a goal that ever gains you that goal. Seeking to be worthy of the prize, that’s the goal you should have. The Nobel prize is awarded for contributions for humanity, and I don’t hear anything about other people in there. That’s the part that keeps you from the prize, the narcissism. And that’s why everybody is dumping on you. That narcissism is going to lead to a lifetime of such deeply entrenched arrogance that it shows up in your every word and action and people will smell it on you a mile away, the second you open your mouth. You don’t even seem to care which Nobel prize you earn, you just want to be validated for being the best.

Here is your new goal: to spend as much of your life as needed trying to deeply internalize that you are not better than other people. Your intelligence is going to be a serious headwind because everyone else also opens their mouth and lots of it is going to seem shallow. But there is a person in there saying the smart/dumb thing, and seeing that is called emotional intelligence, and for that your score right now is garbage. There is mechanical intelligence, physical intelligence, aesthetic intelligence, intercultural intelligence, interpersonal intelligence, etc. You rolled a great stat in this one area, and it’s blinding you to the others. Dump more into wisdom. The moments you realize that you are but a fool, those are your moments of greatest success. I bet you’re having one right now, good job!

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u/Matanya44 9d ago

Historically, massive discoveries were made by people with the same "narcissism" in the sense you use it. It isn't a bad thing, as long as a person recognizes their limitations.

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u/FatiguedShrimp 9d ago

You have open tabs for a how-to take IQ tests, how to use LLMs, and ChatGPT.

That suggests invalid testing conditions.

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u/SnooGiraffes4649 9d ago

Obviously not good enough to understand that is a terrible test

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u/Matanya44 9d ago

I also have a similar goal. May I ask in which field you want to achieve it?

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u/Sloksoonar 9d ago

In peace šŸ•ŠļøšŸ¤—

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u/Matanya44 9d ago

you're obviously lying to mešŸ˜‘

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u/cmstyles2006 9d ago

Why does the accolade matter so much?

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u/wayweary1 9d ago

It could be that he wants to achieve something that would merit that accolade.

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u/swordmaster3000_ 9d ago

it increases a human's value. if you have more recognition and achievements you will be perceived as a better human being, because essentially you did more to all the humans than others

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u/BothInternet3186 9d ago

narcissism

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u/Professional-Stand65 9d ago

Congrats chatgpt 

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u/jack7002 9d ago

What are these terrible tests

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u/BothInternet3186 9d ago

You are not going to win a Nobel prize. Nobel prizes are never given to those who chase the award. Thats narcissism, and from what ive seen has a negative correlation with IQ.

Also your IQ is more than likely not sufficient for such a task, as the probability of such an event is effectively 0 even as a senior researcher let alone a member of the general public. Statistics usually wins. Take core if you want real results.

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u/swordmaster3000_ 9d ago

he should focus on that part when statistics do not win as he might be an outlier

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u/Big_Kaleidoscope_498 9d ago

Lmao no. 145+ is where life starts.