Post your IQ level

[Pierce Manhammer]

Ahh, regardless of that mashup of "irrespective" and "regardless" (see what I did there?) irregardless is actually in the OED.

Hate it myself.

Smacks of trying to use $5.00 words to sound more edumacated.

 

[Epicenter]

 

[Epicenter]

What do you guys think Joe Rogan's IQ is? I think it is at least 120

 

[CornbreadFed]

What do you guys think Joe Rogan's IQ is? I think it is at least 120

120-125 seems sufficient, he is curious minded, has the typical above intellect anxiety, has high perceptual skills, and able to carry conversations with everyone well. However, you can see where his IQ limits him with certain conversations like his criticism for not having his own opinion, he is super relatable to normies, and he has not hit the awkward/solo smart person personality yet.


Andrew Tate claims to have an IQ of 148, do you agree with that?

 

[Epicenter]

120-125 seems sufficient, he is curious minded, has high perception skills, and able to carry conversations with everyone well. However, you can see where his IQ limits him with certain conversations like his criticism for not having his own opinion, he is super relatable to normies, and he has not hit the awkward/solo smart person personality yet.


Andrew Tate claims to have an IQ of 148, do you agree with that?

I am not shure Joe might even have higher IQ. He has also almost a photographic memory. He has a very healthy self improvement system

Shure tate could have 148. Obviously he is extremely smart. No doubt.
He says a lot of dumb stuff but I think he focused his energy into business and social manipulation. That is why he sounds idiotic when he talks about science stuff.

 

[Epicenter]

 

[CornbreadFed]

I am not shure Joe might even have higher IQ. He has also almost a photographic memory. He has a very healthy self improvement system

Shure tate could have 148. Obviously he is extremely smart. No doubt.
He says a lot of dumb stuff but I think he focused his energy into business and social manipulation. That is why he sounds idiotic when he talks about science stuff.

125 is considered above average, so Joe Rogan is a smart person. Would I classify him as a genius or exceptional thinker???No.

Andrew Tate is definitely a thinker and rather aggressive/brash one to be honest. I wouldn't call him an idiot because I am confident that he could grasp any scientific subject easily if he put the effort into it. In addition, he can formulate his own opinion and defend it too. Last, Andrew Tate definitely has the personality and social stigma for a rogue genius (he is hated by a lot of people), and he is pretty self-interested.

 

[Epicenter]

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[CornbreadFed]

IMHO, I would say an IQ of 115-125 is the most ideal. You are smart enough to reap the perks of being intelligent and integrating into society, but you do not have the cons and burdens of being too smart that 130s and above have. This person can easily excel in school, be popular, and be classified as exceptional or gifted by society. While someone with 135 might suffer from anxiety/ADHD that limits his education and be considered a heretic by normies.

 

[CornbreadFed]

I must have a gift for this: I had my GF and 2 friends take an IQ test and I gave them my predictive range (like 5-point increments 120-125) and I was correct on all 3. In addition, I have the ability to read someone and analyze their personality, strength/weaknesses pretty quickly too.

 

[Murk]

regardless

I know you want to show off your brilliance, but don't embellish words that don't need embellishing.

Irregardless of your opinion, the fact remains the word “irregardless” has been used long before your grandparents were conceived. Fall back son and live to cry another day.

Most high IQ people end up having bosses that are low IQ but socially savvy.

I count myself blessed I don’t have a boss. Too smart for that.

 

[Murk]

Just because it has been misappropriated for ages doesn't suddenly make it correct.

Also, don't call me son, I could be your father (except that you wouldn't have been such a douche nozzle). I was wandering this wasteland when you were still in your daddy's nutsack.


I don't believe in blessings, only fools believe in that shyte.
And I retired at 44, let's see if you can do that in ten years.

You retired at 44… but the last time I was in here a month ago, calling you out for your outrageous post count to existence ratio… you said you come here during work.

Either way, you have too much time on your hands, I’d use your inferior intelligence in the pursuit of more worthwhile and/or lucrative deeds.

Take care kid.

 

[MatureDJ]

Based on my ACT score, I am at 150, which BrainMogs 999/1000 of folks.

 

[Epicenter]

I'm not impressed. IQ is like an empty measuring cup. Until you do something with it, you're like a Lamborghini on wooden blocks.

It is over for braincells

 

[Modern Man Advice]

If you need to take an IQ test or feel the need to know or tell the world your IQ, then you lack true intelligence.

 

[FlexpertHamilton]

I have no idea, but I'd be very surprised if it's above 110-115. Yes, I am aware of the Dunning Kruger effect.

If you need to take an IQ test or feel the need to know or tell the world your IQ, then you lack true intelligence.

That has more to do with wisdom...IQ measures general intelligence "G" which is absolutely real. The validity of the test themselves is something to consider and I question that myself, but general intelligence is absolutely a thing and it's highly correlated with life success although I have heard that very high IQ people have some unique disadvantages too.

If you know your IQ is 105 you'll know to not bother trying to become a software engineer, because you're quite literally not smart enough. It's not a self-limiting belief to recognize your actual limits.

 

[CornbreadFed]

If you know your IQ is 105 you'll know to not bother trying to become a software engineer, because you're quite literally not smart enough. It's not a self-limiting belief to recognize your actual limits.

I know people with high IQs that would scoff at being software engineers due to not being mentally dedicated to schooling. I also know people with lower or average IQ in similar higher skilled professions because they had the discipline and resources to make it through school. Their abilities are limited though, but they still made it.

 

[FlexpertHamilton]

I know people with high IQs that would scoff at being software engineers due to not being mentally dedicated to schooling. I also know people with lower or average IQ in similar higher skilled professions because they had the discipline and resources to make it through school. Their abilities are limited though, but they still made it.

You know what their IQs are? You can't possibly claim to intuit everyones IQ to a T.

And yes, high IQ people can be lazy, and low IQ people can be hard working. So what, that has nothing to do with anything. That doesn't mean the people in your examples have the optimal jobs for themselves. You don't want to the smartest person in the room nor do you want to be the dumbest.

 

[sevbucmash]

Between 145 and 155

If you had that much IQ, you wouldn't be sitting here. Post a pic, then I'd believe you.

104, I'm smarter than George Bush, and Bruce Willis. App said it.

 

[Pierce Manhammer]

I think most folks nowadays have never truly had IQ tests, it was much more common for bommers and gen x to have had IQ tests - real ones - not the online BS ones. Here are some IQ's:

1. Albert Einstein: While Einstein never took a modern IQ test, estimates suggest that he had an IQ of around 160.
2. Stephen Hawking: Like Einstein, Stephen Hawking is believed to have had an IQ of around 160.
3. Leonardo da Vinci: Though IQ testing didn't exist in the Renaissance, some experts have retroactively estimated da Vinci's IQ to be around 180-190, based on historical accounts of his abilities.
4. Marilyn vos Savant: Listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for the highest IQ (reported to be between 228 and 230), she is best known for her "Ask Marilyn" column in Parade magazine.
5. Magnus Carlsen: The Norwegian chess Grandmaster reportedly has an IQ of 190.
6. Terence Tao: A mathematician who has made significant contributions to a variety of areas in mathematics, Tao reportedly has an IQ of around 220-230.
7. Christopher Hirata: A child prodigy who was working with NASA at age 16, Hirata reportedly has an IQ of around 225.
8. Isaac Newton: Although IQ tests were not available in the 17th century, Newton's IQ has been estimated to be around 160-170 based on historical accounts.
9. Judit Polgár: Considered the strongest female chess player of all time, Polgár is reported to have an IQ of around 170.
10. James Woods: The American actor reportedly has an IQ of 180.
11. Sharon Stone: The actress is reported to have an IQ of 154.
12. Bill Gates: Although not confirmed, it's widely speculated that Gates has an IQ of around 160.