You'd most likely be highly autistic, and if you somehow were still able to feel any form of emotions, you'd feel so lonely that you'd probably kill yourself.
In other words, not a fun time
In other words, not a fun time
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(Jan 30, 2017 10:13 AM)ElasticWeed Wrote: You'd most likely be highly autistic, and if you somehow were still able to feel any form of emotions, you'd feel so lonely that you'd probably kill yourself. Having a high IQ relationship doesn't necessarily mean you'll be some type of autistic savant mate. It's probable but doesn't increase or lower the chances.
Jan 30, 2017 10:23 AM
(This post was last modified: Jan 30, 2017 10:28 AM by ElasticWeed.)
(Jan 29, 2017 01:03 PM)Nerdi Wrote: This is very relatable. I am not a genius, but have an IQ of just under 140. If you have an IQ of close to 140, you are by definition a "genius" (although we no longer classify people based on their IQ with such terms). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IQ_classif...ion_tables (Jan 30, 2017 10:14 AM)hfwallofshame Wrote: Having a high IQ relationship doesn't necessarily mean you'll be some type of autistic savant mate. It's probable but doesn't increase or lower the chances. If we assume that a high IQ level equals to superior intelligence, and we also assume that people with a high level of intelligence are at a higher risk of suicide, then yes, they most certainly have an increased risk of taking their own life. Now, this is of course a purely hypothetical scenario, seeing as: 1. 100 is the average on an IQ scale (thus, above or below average). 2. Seeing as we do not count IQ levels above 140, and we have yet to find a single person who would even in a hypothetical scenario have an IQ of above 200, the whole idea of a 700 IQ is bizarre, seeing as we wouldn't have someone able to measure such a high level, since no one would really understand what the creature was doing/saying. (That is, assuming that it is made of material matter to being with.)
Feb 1, 2017 07:30 PM
(This post was last modified: Feb 1, 2017 07:31 PM by killcode567.)
I'd probably keep to myself if I was that smart. Maybe help some people and have fun with experiments. Create things and find ways to make things better. Thing is though I already feel isolated with the things I know so... it would potentially get worse if I was that smart... or to counter isolation I'd improve social skills to adapt. I don't really think people really understand how people truly are but their is lots of elements to consider with that. I think if I was that smart... would I still encounter challenges with things? The challenge in learning or doing something makes learning something fun for me... so if you take out the challenge then I could get bored... maybe I'd resort to pranks? I don't think I'd turn cruel either... but with intelligence like that... Idk if I'd think anything would matter... so it would resort to personal needs... so I'd probably have lots of money, have two gfs and spoil them rotten while making memories together with them... at least that would be my ideal way of using that kind of knowledge.
![]() (Jan 25, 2017 11:23 AM)ZuGgY Wrote: I don't know if I would come right away...wouldn't want everyone all over me right away. Is that what she said, or.... nahhh... Earning for the year 2017:
super spooky
Feb 1, 2017 07:52 PM
(This post was last modified: Feb 1, 2017 07:53 PM by LiquidBarcode.)
Not tell anyone. Act dumb. Assimilate with the non-intellectuals. Nothing is cooler than having an IQ of 700 and not a single person knowing.
--EDIT-- Learning to work with dumb people when you're that smart is extremely important. I have trouble communicating with people myself sometimes, and I'm definitely not the most intelligent person I know. |
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