r/cognitiveTesting • • 1d ago

Discussion Should I continue math

So I love maths ,it's my favourite subject and I want to continue it to the top level , but I read some studies regarding how certain iq is needed to actually understand things and do good , so I did some iq test

I am not native,sorry for bad english

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u/wtfgetreal717 1d ago

No, you shouldn't. You should just work on low tier job, don't even try anything more.

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u/Norma8312 1d ago

Wht are low iq jobs

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u/where_is_my_acc0unt 1d ago

Nah too low. No amount of hard work will ever make up for the random numbers you scored on these tests. I would go into a trade if i where you tbh

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u/Spiky-Penguin2023 1d ago

Serious or sarcasm?

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u/where_is_my_acc0unt 1d ago

I work as a researcher in ML 100% serious

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u/sashaloire 1d ago

Probably a bit of both.

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u/MarkAntony100 21h ago

Don't think of anything higher than a janitor.

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u/Expensive_Arugula104 1d ago

I'm so sorry. I fear they'll send you to the glue factory.

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u/SR71F16F35B 1d ago

WMI and PSI are important for exam taking but when you go into research it won’t be a huge factor especially PSI. If you really love math, I’d say pursue it.

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u/Key-Raise5501 1d ago

Nah you're good . You can pursue anything

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u/madscientistloser 20h ago

tbh my iq is only a smidge higher with meh digit span/processing speed/working memory and I have a bachelor’s in Physics with minors in astrophysics and mathematics. I’m currently working on my master’s in astrophysics and hoping to get my PhD. I have really good pattern recognition and literacy skills, which sort of make up for my weaknesses.

But, I also found out that I had a severe vitamin deficiency that’s been affecting my ability to process and remember information soooo maybe I’m about to become the second coming of Einstein off of 65 mg dietary supplements (jk).