true. it's more about passion and confidence. One of the richest guy in our country has IQ of 90. He sells tires and have a huge company. simple, but works.
Guess thats what happens when theres just thoughts and not much action. Easy to become like that with a great mind i guess. I got about 125 IQ ish and im just stuck in my room and unemployed with no motivation or clue what i should do.
@@bageda3109I am assuming ur really smart, but you don't have the confidence to take action. I tried many IQ tests and never understood the questions mid test. My brain didn't want to understand the questions and it was really hard. If I had an approximate IQ of 125 like you, I was a millionaire by now. If I was you, with an Approximate IQ of 125 I'd immediately get in to crypto currency. You'd understand it so quickly and effortlessly. You would be financially free in no time! Get in to crypto and watch allot of guides, learn the patterns and most importantly learn the strategy. I wish you success in your life, don't let negative thoughts crush your ambitions.
You are a hero for sharing this content. Thank you for being open and forward. I have been inspired by two of your videos. From what I've seen, you seem a decent fellow. I see your struggle and celebrate your drive to improve yourself and overcome the diversity you face.
You sound quite well spoken and you use words like plateau and sustainable in a natural way so you probably have more capacity than IQ 70 would suggest. Sometimes people have a blindspot for certain things but can be quite capable in other matters. Also mcdonalds and restaurant jobs, those are not necessarily easy jobs, more ungrateful jobs for young people. There can be surprisingly easy and well paid jobs.
It's not about having trouble speaking or looks. IQ affects whether or not the person can do certain tasks/instructions. Not _"Ohh he can read/talk good"_
@@miamitten1123 I'm quite intelligent and I think it's pretty certain that eloquence is associated with IQ. That's why Kanye West says erf and gorillas can only form crude sentences below toddler level.
@@miamitten1123Actually not only vocabulary is highly correlated with IQ, unless there's a specific deficit (dyslexia for instance), verbal IQ should correlate with overall IQ, which is not just for specific tasks - it is supposed to be a general measure of intelligence after all
@@DanFrederiksen LMFAO you realize kanye is a lyrical/production/fashion genius with multiple grammies and he succeeds despite the fact that his singing/rapping/vocals are subpar.
Wow! Well done figuring things out and being so open and clear about it! Strikes me as true, good and impressive. I wish you the very best. Thanks for sharing, Mark!
Do you think that low IQ people are just walking and breathing vegetables unable to tie their shoes? I knew some low IQ guy and he was perfectly fine. You could say that he is not that bright when he tried to talk about abstract concepts or couldn't understand basic probability which lead to him spending all of his money on gambling. But that's it. Everyday life is not stochastic calculus. You underestimate what "low IQ" people can do.
I really like your positive attitude and desire to improve yourself and your life. I think you've got a great work ethic and motivation, which I believe are more valuable than IQ.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I’ve found that cutting out high sugar food items has really helped my mental clarity and performance. You have so much untapped potential, I can tell. Best of luck to you!
Thanks for sharing man. Your good attitude and positivity is beautiful. Common thought years ago was that IQ was a predictor of success in life. Now it is well understood that grit (persistence) is the best predictor. We all have our weak points but working to build strengths and backfill weaknesses is key. Kindness helps too.😂
Whilst having a low IQ can be challenging especially in the work place, if you're creative then that gap in intelligence closes pretty quickly. I for instance have a fairly high IQ but I'm not very creative, which as a consequence means I lack entrepreneurial spirit. Unfortunately there is no scale to measure creativeness like with IQ which is a shame because so many extremely gifted people often get overlooked.
One time we got robbed. The girls working on tills got threatened with a knife and hammer so they had to hand over the cash. Apart from that nothing exciting.
I like your videos. My medications have taken a hit to my cognition and I can feel it. I got a degree before I started slowing down, it was a two year degree and I can take it to another school for 2 more years and have a 4 year degree but I just don't know if I can do the reading. I got by on my first degree with skipping a ton of reading, skimming, googling, but I don't think that's really going to fly the same way trying to go back. I struggle with things as simple as following someone's directions to me, let alone getting a degree
I believe i'm on the autism spectrum, though I think in general i'd be on the upper curve of IQ, however working at McDonalds does require skill. I worked there after college and it was rough sometimes.
You can improve in any skill or endeavor you set your mind. and you are smart enough to realize this fact. The vast majority give up when they face any adversity; you have not. You are an inspiration. Keep up the hard work and make these videos. I look forward to watching future video content.from you on how you are overcoming your struggles and obstacles.
Bro, keep up the good work, stay away from vices and bad habits. From personal experience I can tell you that my grades where as bad as yours even though my IQ is normal but thanks to vices and bad habits I've never had a integral life. Keep up the good grind, keep up with good habits and you will realize that that everyone have challenges in life, there are literal sons and daughters of millionares that are only drugadicts. Stop comparing yourself to others and just do your best with what you've got. You've got great parents that only want the best for you, that's also a great thing.
The big myth about education is that you must do well at everything. With this unfair pressure most students give up. The reality is we are all only really talented in one or two things. If I was giving advice to the average young person I would say focus your time and energy on your talent such as art, music, maths and just do your best with the others. Also reading novels and having a dictionary on hand is excellent for building vocabulary and communication skills.
if you got fake iq result that said your iq is 160 + , you will be so motivated and confident and you my become a scientist or something big, is a matter of confident and believing in your self , Dont let any thing judge you ever , No number on a paper should define your potential
I agree totally! In first grade my child scored 79 or so on the IQ test. I never ever told him this because I knew he has a different style of learning and now in college he is on Dean's list. A number is just a number.
No clue what my iq is but I had a 2.2 gpa In high school and a 700 sat score. I’ll be a doctor in 2026. I don’t believe in any of these standardized test you take as an adolescent. All it does is kill motivation
People develop differently as well. I was terrible in school. Could not concentrate, could not understand the math, etc. I was largely bored with school. I have 107 IQ but there was a time that my parents actually had me tested to see if I might have a deficit because I wasn't doing well in school. I did one year of college in a course of study I realized I didn't like and dropped out. Turns out I had astigmatism as well which didn't help. Anyway today I am just fine and doing well.
The work ethic and true mental strength this guy has is incredibly impressive. Naturally high IQ is a trick, like being double jointed. It’s not something the person did anything to earn other than win the genetic lottery. Also, there are different intelligence types and his intrapersonal intelligence is off the charts which is not something that is considered on an IQ test.
In my opinion you are smart enough. I think something else could be going on such as adhd. This can affect how well you answer IQ tests eg it makes it harder to focus. The reading you have done will improve your focus
I also did poorly in the leaving cert achieving 225 points. I put this down to late maturity, lack of interest and a schooling system based on memorisation and in ability to service the many learning styles of people. I recently scored 117 in an IQ test. Currently work for eBay on the Biz Ops team. I think your key point is true. A persons ability to work hard and apply themselves can negate any IQ gap in a broad spectrum of jobs. However, Doctor, Executive, Scientist etc all require a high IQ. Work with what you have, set a high bar and work your arse off. See where you'll land. Stay positive and don't limit your potential to an IQ score.
Dude... you sound much smarter than 70 let's be real. You're talking about plateaus, strategies for improving, readjusting your techniques as you go. That takes brain power. I think your IQ is higher, but don't ever stop improving regardless.
This guy needs to have someone next to him. I need to see the details I just don’t see him as intellectually disconnected from the rest of us. unless his parents keep pushing him and that’s the reason.?
I have an IQ of 70. Years ago it bothered me a lot since I'm also unable to work but at least now I can be left alone watching and making entertainment.
@@kingtonza9711 I wish there was a social security in my country. If we didn't work and doesn't have a supportive family, then you're pretty much dead.
It's really hard for me to process what people tell me, mostly when I speak with people I don't know well. I think it mostly has to do with being anxious around other people, and I feel there is pressure on me that I need to understand what they're talking about, which makes me unable to focus. As soon as they say a thing I don't fully comprehend, I quickly lose track of what they're saying, and I just zone out. I also generally struggle with speaking to people I don't know well. I wish I could overcome these problems, as it would make my life a lot easier...
Same thing for me. It is definitely related to anxiety man. The only way to get better I can see would be to constantly let our self in that situations until it is no longer a difficultly. A reason why I have social anxiety is because I simply didn't speak to many people and stayed in my comfort zone. So doing the opposite would definitely help.
Hey, have you considered looking into autism? If you relate to autistic traits, there is an emerging wealth of knowledge that might help you find a healthier balance with yourself.
Dont overthink it haha all of us nerds are like that, let the extrovert do the work and if there's no extrovert around just say something, anything everyone will be thankful cuz they maybe they can find something nice to talking about drawing from ur initial input
Hey, I'd be interested in your approaches to learn tasks you want to do. What's your process in learning everything you need to do for RUclips which sounds to me way more difficult than McDonald's. I like this perspective and I have loads of respect that you don't accept the label of low IQ and start improve anyway. That takes a lot of motivation. Thanks for sharing this!
Johnson O'Connor's research showed that success in any career is directly correlated to your vocabulary size. I think you're really onto something. Keep reading and building your knowledge.
Vocabulary is only a small part of intelligence. Didn't you hear him mention how he was fired doing jobs that require working memory and abstract reasoning like McDonald's?
@@hohho56oy our working memory is actually less than that of chimpanzees. Look up the chimp game. We make up for our deficit by our ability to build skills and change who we are. Vocabulary is just a subset and symptom of knowledge, and we think with our knowledge. Words are tools for thought. The greater our knowledge, the more sophisticated our thoughts. People who know a lot can afford to think less, because of how much they know. Think about how you thought when you were a kid versus now. With great knowledge comes a greater level of recognition and prediction. Please don’t be so down about your iq. Anybody can learn to do anything, it might just take some a little longer.
I'm 130 but can barely do easy tasks because I overthink a lot. Everything comes with a price. Where you are better than average always leads to a downside somewhere else in your abilities.
I love to study for the most part. Like you, lectures fade in my head, but they come back later, which is bizarre, but I'm used to it. I also focus on strange details. College is different in that it often gives you questions that are on a certain level. The students who are stronger or A students, would make it to the challenging questions while I passed by setting up the problem even. My literature class was much the same. How do you avoid people trying to kill you? You have an accent.
IQ is not the sole indicator of human intelligence. You seem very intelligent. I have a graduate degree in social work and IQ is not the sole indicator success. IQ is how well you can solve a timed puzzle that is it. Keep up the good work 😊
You need to solve math problems, this insanely increases your iq. Because solving math problem needs abstraction and working memory. I study physics, and solving all those math problems increased my iq significantly. If you already can achieve that much with an low iq of 70, who knows what you might achieve is your iq is 85 or 90. An IQ is just like a tool, there are People with very low IQ, who use their IQ better than gifted people. I know high IQ people who used their 140 IQ to learn a Star Trek language or become good at a computer game, and there are low IQ-People who used their IQ and Social Skills to Network or to become good at their job.
I think good habits are just as important as high IQ. If you have high IQ, you might figure out new things pretty quickly but then you may burn out or just chase your tail by rethinking everything every day. It's important to have a stable daily routine that allows you to sustain yourself financially and physically, while having free energy to make conscious improvements to your life here and there. If you have a lot of social inclusion, you can piggy back off of other people, which is no worse than getting stuck figuring everything out by yourself. I might be in an opposite situation to you. I think I have lots of potential but I'm somewhat of a mildly socialized caveman.
20 minutes a day, eh? Brilliant Mark, truly brilliant to figure that out. I hope educational researchers are watching your channel. Sometimes less is more teachers. Phys ed. teachers and physical therapists know that working out too much can inhibit growth, fascinating that the same thing is true for the brain. Genius.
Technically, I also have a low iq (but it mainly affects me on performance tasks like handwriting, spatial awareness and my processing speed) but other than that, I have a verbal iq well in the normal range (105 vs 60) which earned me a 'full scale' score of 81 back in Elementary School. Sometimes I struggle learning the tasks on the job (especially if they're nonverbal). The results were as follows: Working Memory ('Freedom From Distractibility'):118 (116 in hs) Verbal Comprehension:103 (89 in hs) Processing Speed:67 (53 in hs) Perceptual Organization:62 (73 in hs) My school Psychologists noted that I have above average abstract reasoning (verbally and nonverbally), has great auditory recall, general knowledge, comprehension skills and expressive vocabulary. However, I have deficits in my ability to predict social outcomes in everyday situations (this in part may be due to my autism diagnosis), a very slow processing speed, poor gross and fine motor skills (I have handwriting of a second grader) and I have difficulty discriminating and recognizing visual details. In high school, on the WISC IV, I earned a full scale 'iq' of 78. Long story short, I graduated Cum laude in college; however, when I went to work for Lifetouch as a Photography Sales Specialist, I had a very hard time making sales, understanding what to say to my client, my strategic thinking ability, etc and was quickly let go after 1 week of training (not to mention I took twice as long calculating the customer's totals accurately which were all different each time. I like your attitude towards improving yourself it's just some of us weren't dealt with a good hand unfortunately.
I don't understand why do I struggle with maths especially arthamatics. I can't do basic calculations in my head that other people can do in seconds. I actually was a good student in my school days ,in almost all the subjects where I had to learn things by heart and remembered them like a parrot to get best grades except for maths where I just had hard solving questions also had problems still to this day with my handwriting. No matter how hard I try ,I am not processing numbers faster than a lot of my colleagues I see them doing it like eating cake.
You speak well, despite having some learning disabilities. You often talk about how you get migraines/pains when you are overworked--- I wonder if on the IQ test you felt exhausted/mentally pained before the test was done, and did worse on the last part of the test.
Good observation. I have chronic headaches 24/7. An IQ test wouldn't really measure my intellectual capabilities, because I never perform like someone without chronic pain.
I have a crap visual IQ. Tested at the 23rd percentile rendering my FSIQ redundant. Wish I had a greater balance of cognitive abilities even if they coalesced slap bang in the middle of the bell curve. I feel like I'd rather be 'average' at everything to be honest.
That 70 IQ score is definitely bogus. Your clear and well structured communication in these videos, and your stated ability to study, being recognised as the hardest worker among peers, at a point. No way man. I think you have ADHD and Asperger's. One test cannot define you. Your focus and obvious clarity show you up as an intelligent human being. Good on you!
Cool to hear of the progress you've made! I have an IQ of 125, which is mostly due to the fact that I've read a lot of books. In truth, I am not very good in social situations, and my reflexes are shit. I'm not actually too smart at all, but people for some reason seem to assume that I am.
Man I've never really though about people with low IQs how they can't help it despite studying for hours. When I was in school I never really studied at all and got good grades until college.
Low iq made my life a living hell.I cannot comprehend a single sentence from dyslexia and I’m unable to complete any task on my own.It led to me being stuck in grandmothers basement playing cod 16plus a day with no job and both of them are threatening to kick me out.
I am not the most clever nor successful. I had a stroke and I had learning disabilities when I was a kid, now it's only Maths. B12 helps the memory. I sell stuff online to make extra money. Maybe you could try that. Also cleaning jobs are easy to do. They show you first. I do them sometimes as well.
Bro, I highly suggest you to realize what your bad habits are and kick them away from your life. Try to desintoxicate from screens and have a habit of reading (from a book, not from a screen) out loud for 30min and you will improve your focus. Don't compare yourself with others, just do your best with what you've got. I wish you luck and good habits.
I don't know you from the next fella Mikey but you've taught me a lesson that I think is more valuable than anything any teacher or lecturer has ever taught me, and that is to always strive for self improvement one step at a time, on my own terms, for my own benefit. Thank you mate.
Thank so much for sharing this story! Glad the algorithm brought your content to me and that you've kept posting over the years. Have you totally given up on the idea of going to a trade school? I hope not!
Where do you get it tested? I did some “professional” internet tests a few years ago and they said 134 but honestly I’ve smoked a lot of weed since then so it’s probably gone down
How come I can understand you when you're Irish? Usually I can't understand British or Irish people when they talk cause of the accent. Maybe you're an American posing as an Irish 🤨? In all seriousness though, you're quite eloquent and you lay out your thoughts well. Keep up the good work bruv 😁.
I think you're a pretty great guy for making this video, and I would want you working for me if I knew you here in the US regardless of IQ. I don't think you can actually improve your true IQ though, just your crystalline knowledge (I'm an expert by no means though!) But if reading is what helped you do that, that's awesome!
i think i got and IQ test once but wasn't paying attention or never gotten the results so i don't know what it is but i remember hating school so much that i applied my self to make sure i never had to go back (then it took me 15 years to realize that i could have just saved my time and the effort by just getting a GED)
Good video. I wonder if your 20 minutes of reading has helped you to process information better. You say you can remember more of what you read now, than when you started. So it could be that you understand and store more of the information, because you understand what you are reading more now. Kind of like, if you learned French language, if you don't know many words when you stated learning French, you could not understand what you read, so you could not remember it. But as you learn more French words, you can understand what the sentences mean, as you read them. Then you remember more.
You know I have a high IQ, and I started an Instagram with my drawings, and I got only like 50 followers for like a year, and I got very frustrated and I closed it. So, you know, don't be so hard on yourself for not gettign followers, because social media is tricky. It's about work and content, but also a lot about luck. I thought about opening another account and upload my drawings but without expecting followers, just for fun.
Also I heard video games can also raise your IQ just a little but it helps. Also games like sudoku, there are different levels of difficulty. Congratulations on your reading and your job, those are actually good improvements. Also I wanted to tell you that we all feel depressed and life is generally difficult for everyone. So I think gratitude for what you have is very useful, instead of focusing on what you don't have. Being grateful for having time to draw, and being able to be on nature sometimes made me be less depressed. We all have a lot that we sometimes don't notice. Good luck!
For the last year I have been reading. I started off reading for 20 mins a day, but recently increased that to 30 mins. Lately I have gotten bored of reading so currently I am on a break but before I went on break I was doing art work for 40 minutes a day.
Man you are a positive person, youtube suggested your videos, i enjoyed the couple i watched. Keep going and improving, you seem like a hard-worker, my work is the biggest thing that gives meaning to my life, i was a very depressed person before i dedicaded myself to a trade. A person may get stuff faster than you but if they are lazy and you keep going and going you will surpass them.
Also i would have to say that i always had an easy time in school, and learning in general i learn fast, but it doesn't matter if you learn fast if life is lived in a lazy way, i try to atleast learn 1 new thing every day i go to work that's the best advice i can give for improving at your trade at the beggining point im at, making a concious effort of atleast learning one new thing, writting down, whatever is necessary for you to learn it, i carry a small notebook in my pocket. Also when you show that you are willing to learn and that you like what you do other people around normally like teaching you as long as you are always thankful because they are spending their energy to improve your way of doing things. Imagine what you will know in ten years.
I also got only C and D grades, but I wasn't studying at all and didn't pay much attention in school. The only exception was geography; I paid attention because I liked the teacher and got an B.
I think you are thinking too much about your iq. Instead of trying to increase it do something that you love, like making youTube vids full time. I think your are a very good speaker .
@@markmolloy1381 I think you should try to review some movie you like and share your opinion in your and see how it works.just my opinion :). I like the way you speak and believe me not many people are good speakers. If you suffer burnouts by reading books then why not review movies cuz watching movies won't cause burnouts.
From what i gather a decent amount of people have difficulties working at mcdonalds for the stress component of it all. So don't feel too bad about that
I had a reasonable I Q but got bashed over the head America , and now I can hardly think straight , my memory is been destroyed , It was done on purpose as I was far more superior then my peers . Because I could see right through the bull shit .
You have oxidative stress from the head injury. You're not genetically predisposed to clearing that out of your brain. Eat broccoli sprouts daily as it contains sulforaphane. Sulforaphane will clear it up very fast and your intelligence will return to normal. Look up sulforaphane in PubMed
Remember that IQ does not measure your worth as a human. There are evil geniuses and absolute gems who are below average in intelligence. I would rather my children be good humans than geniuses. I do recognize that it is hard to make a living wage with cognitive limitations. I have always said that the 3 things required to be successful are work ethic, high social iq or the ability to make friends with everyone, and high IQ. When you lack in one, you have to make up for in another. You seem like such a charming guy and I hope you succeed in whatever you do. That likeability is your x factor that will make others want you to succeed. You just have to find that position with someone that wants to teach you and be patient with you. Remember, you are a whole person. Your IQ is just a part of it. You are so much more.
As someone who did try hard and got straight As at A level, I never actually knew what it was like for those like Mark. I didn't know that they may be trying hard and not able to get it.
People who humbly recognize their low IQ for what it really is, are really making a high IQ move. But it's critical to acknowledge that high IQ often comes along with learning quirks, and is never the whole story.
@@SteppingSerious I'm sorry to break it down to you but that isn't always true, it doesn't really matterwhat dinsey has tougth you real life isn't a fucking diney movie
@@SteppingSerious it’s once you reach above 140 or something like that You can be around 130 which is still fairly damn smart and can still be wel balanced throught the other intellect areas
IQ test scores across domains are correlated at about 0.89 predictive power. Recall and retention, pattern recognition, processing speed, comprehension, reasoning, problem solving. Those things vary _as a group_ from person to person (a person low in pattern recognition is low in every single other area with about 90% probability). I have a high IQ, and I have easily succeeded at every job I have ever worked. People respond by praising, admiring, listening, relying on me, and paying me. A person with an 80 IQ can take months just to learn where things go on shelves in a supermarket. They can't even join the military, and it's 5 to 10% of the population. How are they supposed to live meaningful lives? When it comes to living human life, thinking is terrifyingly close to "the whole story". I am very sure that low IQ and high IQ do not have comparable pros and cons, and I respectfully ask that you consider carefully whether what you wrote here is true. From what I have studied and seen in myself and people I have known, this is misleading. And minimizing a real problem can hurt real people.
@@jonmichaelgalindo You cannot measure the "meaningfulness" of one's entire existence based on intellect alone. In fact, I believe it is ultimately inferior to quality of kindness & compassion.
@@Annenigmatic I very much agree! Well, to an extent, because feeling needed is an essential part of love, especially for men. (I recommend the book "Bright Valley of Love" by Edna Hong. About disability, love, and meaning.) What I asked was: How? How specifically can someone live a meaningful life when the answer is not "work harder"? What would you say to someone living alone because his skills and words could not impress anyone, and who cried because he could not be useful? I also wonder if, as AI continues to improve, more and more people will have to face this same question.
dude. I'd suggest to go into trade. It might be that you're very good at some aspects! def better than meccas & huge earning potential! def people needed in a lot of trades
Crystal therapy can help you more than you think. Tell someone, your mother or your friend to buy for you a "green fluoride crystal". This thing will improve your memory and your brain in general is very beneficial mentaly. If you manage to get your self "green fluoride crystal" you will be very happy with the results!
Man, I know dozens of people with an allegedly higher IQ and yet not even close to your level of self-awareness, hard work and dedication. You deserve so much more credit than you get. I'm sure you'll achieve lots of things if you persevere. Wish you all the best
From a higher IQ perspective (130) I have never ever considered that things could be that hard for some people, and they actually cannot do anything about it. This makes me rethink a lot of things and enable me to have much more empathy towards people, since IQ kinda seems to determine your life in a lot of ways...
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I’ve scored 143 on an IQ test and if you look at me, I’ve achieved nothing in life really, so no worries, life’s not all about IQs
true. it's more about passion and confidence. One of the richest guy in our country has IQ of 90. He sells tires and have a huge company. simple, but works.
@@elguitarTomYes also luck is a big factor.
Guess thats what happens when theres just thoughts and not much action. Easy to become like that with a great mind i guess. I got about 125 IQ ish and im just stuck in my room and unemployed with no motivation or clue what i should do.
@@bageda3109I am assuming ur really smart, but you don't have the confidence to take action. I tried many IQ tests and never understood the questions mid test. My brain didn't want to understand the questions and it was really hard. If I had an approximate IQ of 125 like you, I was a millionaire by now.
If I was you, with an Approximate IQ of 125 I'd immediately get in to crypto currency. You'd understand it so quickly and effortlessly. You would be financially free in no time! Get in to crypto and watch allot of guides, learn the patterns and most importantly learn the strategy. I wish you success in your life, don't let negative thoughts crush your ambitions.
That's relatively standard at 143. 130 and slightly below is the sweet spot with regards career success. After that you tend to see a drop off.
You are a hero for sharing this content. Thank you for being open and forward. I have been inspired by two of your videos. From what I've seen, you seem a decent fellow. I see your struggle and celebrate your drive to improve yourself and overcome the diversity you face.
You sound quite well spoken and you use words like plateau and sustainable in a natural way so you probably have more capacity than IQ 70 would suggest. Sometimes people have a blindspot for certain things but can be quite capable in other matters.
Also mcdonalds and restaurant jobs, those are not necessarily easy jobs, more ungrateful jobs for young people. There can be surprisingly easy and well paid jobs.
It's not about having trouble speaking or looks. IQ affects whether or not the person can do certain tasks/instructions. Not _"Ohh he can read/talk good"_
@@miamitten1123 I'm quite intelligent and I think it's pretty certain that eloquence is associated with IQ. That's why Kanye West says erf and gorillas can only form crude sentences below toddler level.
@@DanFrederiksenLeast racist RUclips comment
@@miamitten1123Actually not only vocabulary is highly correlated with IQ, unless there's a specific deficit (dyslexia for instance), verbal IQ should correlate with overall IQ, which is not just for specific tasks - it is supposed to be a general measure of intelligence after all
@@DanFrederiksen LMFAO you realize kanye is a lyrical/production/fashion genius with multiple grammies and he succeeds despite the fact that his singing/rapping/vocals are subpar.
Wow! Well done figuring things out and being so open and clear about it! Strikes me as true, good and impressive. I wish you the very best. Thanks for sharing, Mark!
70, no way...too articulate. How does this happen? I'm so confused.
Keep up the good work!
Do you think that low IQ people are just walking and breathing vegetables unable to tie their shoes? I knew some low IQ guy and he was perfectly fine. You could say that he is not that bright when he tried to talk about abstract concepts or couldn't understand basic probability which lead to him spending all of his money on gambling. But that's it. Everyday life is not stochastic calculus. You underestimate what "low IQ" people can do.
Pretty sure he’s trolling
He's not, you'd be surprised how much lower iq individuals are capable of.@@burnhamsghost8044
IQ is a good indicator of intelligence but it's not perfect.
I really like your positive attitude and desire to improve yourself and your life.
I think you've got a great work ethic and motivation, which I believe are more valuable than IQ.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I’ve found that cutting out high sugar food items has really helped my mental clarity and performance. You have so much untapped potential, I can tell. Best of luck to you!
Thanks so much for sharing. That was very interesting.
Glad you enjoyed.
Thank you for this video! I have a child that I worry much about and you have made a huge difference to our life today! Heartfelt thanks
I like all your videos. My son is IQ 67. Your videos are mentoring us.
Just teach him early to work and you will have a son that will make you proud.
Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good fight.
Thanks for sharing man. Your good attitude and positivity is beautiful. Common thought years ago was that IQ was a predictor of success in life. Now it is well understood that grit (persistence) is the best predictor. We all have our weak points but working to build strengths and backfill weaknesses is key. Kindness helps too.😂
God bless you!! I pray and believe you will make it big. You are such an inspiration for EVERYBODY!! Love you man ❤❤❤
Hard work aimed in the right direction is the key my buddy, keep up what you're doing! Btw this deserves more views for your honesty.
Whilst having a low IQ can be challenging especially in the work place, if you're creative then that gap in intelligence closes pretty quickly. I for instance have a fairly high IQ but I'm not very creative, which as a consequence means I lack entrepreneurial spirit. Unfortunately there is no scale to measure creativeness like with IQ which is a shame because so many extremely gifted people often get overlooked.
Motivation and effort speaks volumes…this can take you anywhere! Sky’s the limit bud! Keep it up🙌🏽
I enjoy hearing you talk, I bet you have a bunch of interesting stories from working. Maybe upset customers, or coworkers?
One time we got robbed. The girls working on tills got threatened with a knife and hammer so they had to hand over the cash. Apart from that nothing exciting.
I like your videos. My medications have taken a hit to my cognition and I can feel it. I got a degree before I started slowing down, it was a two year degree and I can take it to another school for 2 more years and have a 4 year degree but I just don't know if I can do the reading. I got by on my first degree with skipping a ton of reading, skimming, googling, but I don't think that's really going to fly the same way trying to go back. I struggle with things as simple as following someone's directions to me, let alone getting a degree
Gorgeous human! 💙
I believe i'm on the autism spectrum, though I think in general i'd be on the upper curve of IQ, however working at McDonalds does require skill. I worked there after college and it was rough sometimes.
You can improve in any skill or endeavor you set your mind. and you are smart enough to realize this fact. The vast majority give up when they face any adversity; you have not. You are an inspiration. Keep up the hard work and make these videos. I look forward to watching future video content.from you on how you are overcoming your struggles and obstacles.
Bro, keep up the good work, stay away from vices and bad habits.
From personal experience I can tell you that my grades where as bad as yours even though my IQ is normal but thanks to vices and bad habits I've never had a integral life. Keep up the good grind, keep up with good habits and you will realize that that everyone have challenges in life, there are literal sons and daughters of millionares that are only drugadicts. Stop comparing yourself to others and just do your best with what you've got. You've got great parents that only want the best for you, that's also a great thing.
The big myth about education is that you must do well at everything. With this unfair pressure most students give up. The reality is we are all only really talented in one or two things. If I was giving advice to the average young person I would say focus your time and energy on your talent such as art, music, maths and just do your best with the others. Also reading novels and having a dictionary on hand is excellent for building vocabulary and communication skills.
Keep it up man, you are a great person and that is what matters!
if you got fake iq result that said your iq is 160 + , you will be so motivated and confident and you my become a scientist or something big, is a matter of confident and believing in your self , Dont let any thing judge you ever , No number on a paper should define your potential
by the way you really look like a smart ass dude
This is true, mu dumb ass is now an engineer at nuclear powerplant and I most days have no clue what I am doing...
I agree totally! In first grade my child scored 79 or so on the IQ test. I never ever told him this because I knew he has a different style of learning and now in college he is on Dean's list. A number is just a number.
No clue what my iq is but I had a 2.2 gpa In high school and a 700 sat score. I’ll be a doctor in 2026. I don’t believe in any of these standardized test you take as an adolescent. All it does is kill motivation
People develop differently as well. I was terrible in school. Could not concentrate, could not understand the math, etc. I was largely bored with school. I have 107 IQ but there was a time that my parents actually had me tested to see if I might have a deficit because I wasn't doing well in school. I did one year of college in a course of study I realized I didn't like and dropped out. Turns out I had astigmatism as well which didn't help. Anyway today I am just fine and doing well.
you seem intelligent and articulate. keep on doing what yore doing
The work ethic and true mental strength this guy has is incredibly impressive. Naturally high IQ is a trick, like being double jointed. It’s not something the person did anything to earn other than win the genetic lottery.
Also, there are different intelligence types and his intrapersonal intelligence is off the charts which is not something that is considered on an IQ test.
One of the more important yt channels I've come across in a long time. Keep posting. This is a really important perspective.
In my opinion you are smart enough. I think something else could be going on such as adhd. This can affect how well you answer IQ tests eg it makes it harder to focus. The reading you have done will improve your focus
IQ isn't a definitive measurement of intelligence.
IQ is bullsh*t in my opinion. Intelligence is far too multifaceted and nuanced to be actually measured by a simple test.
I also did poorly in the leaving cert achieving 225 points. I put this down to late maturity, lack of interest and a schooling system based on memorisation and in ability to service the many learning styles of people.
I recently scored 117 in an IQ test. Currently work for eBay on the Biz Ops team.
I think your key point is true. A persons ability to work hard and apply themselves can negate any IQ gap in a broad spectrum of jobs. However, Doctor, Executive, Scientist etc all require a high IQ.
Work with what you have, set a high bar and work your arse off. See where you'll land. Stay positive and don't limit your potential to an IQ score.
Great video!
Your determination and honesty is the most inspiring thing I've seen in a long time
Dude... you sound much smarter than 70 let's be real. You're talking about plateaus, strategies for improving, readjusting your techniques as you go. That takes brain power. I think your IQ is higher, but don't ever stop improving regardless.
Totally agree!
I don’t know; the way this guy responds highly intelligent.!
This guy needs to have someone next to him. I need to see the details I just don’t see him as intellectually disconnected from the rest of us. unless his parents keep pushing him and that’s the reason.?
Great attitude mate, all the best
I have an IQ of 70. Years ago it bothered me a lot since I'm also unable to work but at least now I can be left alone watching and making entertainment.
are you sure you have such low iq ??
im pretty sure if this was the case, you wouldnt have the ability to rationalize this thought
So, how do you make a living?
On social security
@@kingtonza9711
I wish there was a social security in my country. If we didn't work and doesn't have a supportive family, then you're pretty much dead.
Can people tell you have a low IQ by talking to you? or do you sound like this guy?
It's really hard for me to process what people tell me, mostly when I speak with people I don't know well. I think it mostly has to do with being anxious around other people, and I feel there is pressure on me that I need to understand what they're talking about, which makes me unable to focus. As soon as they say a thing I don't fully comprehend, I quickly lose track of what they're saying, and I just zone out.
I also generally struggle with speaking to people I don't know well.
I wish I could overcome these problems, as it would make my life a lot easier...
Same thing for me. It is definitely related to anxiety man. The only way to get better I can see would be to constantly let our self in that situations until it is no longer a difficultly. A reason why I have social anxiety is because I simply didn't speak to many people and stayed in my comfort zone. So doing the opposite would definitely help.
Hey, have you considered looking into autism? If you relate to autistic traits, there is an emerging wealth of knowledge that might help you find a healthier balance with yourself.
Dont overthink it haha all of us nerds are like that, let the extrovert do the work and if there's no extrovert around just say something, anything everyone will be thankful cuz they maybe they can find something nice to talking about drawing from ur initial input
I think my IQ is pretty low
I struggle to remember things, and also take a while learning basic stuff
The only thing I'm good at is acting
We're all rooting for your success.
Hey, I'd be interested in your approaches to learn tasks you want to do. What's your process in learning everything you need to do for RUclips which sounds to me way more difficult than McDonald's. I like this perspective and I have loads of respect that you don't accept the label of low IQ and start improve anyway. That takes a lot of motivation. Thanks for sharing this!
Johnson O'Connor's research showed that success in any career is directly correlated to your vocabulary size. I think you're really onto something. Keep reading and building your knowledge.
Vocabulary is only a small part of intelligence. Didn't you hear him mention how he was fired doing jobs that require working memory and abstract reasoning like McDonald's?
@@hohho56oy our working memory is actually less than that of chimpanzees. Look up the chimp game. We make up for our deficit by our ability to build skills and change who we are.
Vocabulary is just a subset and symptom of knowledge, and we think with our knowledge. Words are tools for thought. The greater our knowledge, the more sophisticated our thoughts. People who know a lot can afford to think less, because of how much they know. Think about how you thought when you were a kid versus now. With great knowledge comes a greater level of recognition and prediction.
Please don’t be so down about your iq. Anybody can learn to do anything, it might just take some a little longer.
@@HisCoconutGun No, how studied and well-read you are in any field is a direct indicator of how successful you will be in that field.
I'm 130 but can barely do easy tasks because I overthink a lot. Everything comes with a price. Where you are better than average always leads to a downside somewhere else in your abilities.
I love to study for the most part. Like you, lectures fade in my head, but they come back later, which is bizarre, but I'm used to it. I also focus on strange details. College is different in that it often gives you questions that are on a certain level. The students who are stronger or A students, would make it to the challenging questions while I passed by setting up the problem even. My literature class was much the same. How do you avoid people trying to kill you? You have an accent.
IQ is not the sole indicator of human intelligence. You seem very intelligent. I have a graduate degree in social work and IQ is not the sole indicator success. IQ is how well you can solve a timed puzzle that is it. Keep up the good work 😊
You need to solve math problems, this insanely increases your iq. Because solving math problem needs abstraction and working memory. I study physics, and solving all those math problems increased my iq significantly. If you already can achieve that much with an low iq of 70, who knows what you might achieve is your iq is 85 or 90. An IQ is just like a tool, there are People with very low IQ, who use their IQ better than gifted people.
I know high IQ people who used their 140 IQ to learn a Star Trek language or become good at a computer game, and there are low IQ-People who used their IQ and Social Skills to Network or to become good at their job.
Keep the good, Dude! :)
I think good habits are just as important as high IQ. If you have high IQ, you might figure out new things pretty quickly but then you may burn out or just chase your tail by rethinking everything every day. It's important to have a stable daily routine that allows you to sustain yourself financially and physically, while having free energy to make conscious improvements to your life here and there. If you have a lot of social inclusion, you can piggy back off of other people, which is no worse than getting stuck figuring everything out by yourself.
I might be in an opposite situation to you. I think I have lots of potential but I'm somewhat of a mildly socialized caveman.
Keep up the good work man!
It's great that you have a plan to improve yourself.
20 minutes a day, eh? Brilliant Mark, truly brilliant to figure that out. I hope educational researchers are watching your channel. Sometimes less is more teachers. Phys ed. teachers and physical therapists know that working out too much can inhibit growth, fascinating that the same thing is true for the brain. Genius.
i enjoy your videos :)
Glad to hear you enjoy my videos.
Success in school doesn’t mean success in life, not at all!
Technically, I also have a low iq (but it mainly affects me on performance tasks like handwriting, spatial awareness and my processing speed) but other than that, I have a verbal iq well in the normal range (105 vs 60) which earned me a 'full scale' score of 81 back in Elementary School. Sometimes I struggle learning the tasks on the job (especially if they're nonverbal). The results were as follows:
Working Memory ('Freedom From Distractibility'):118 (116 in hs)
Verbal Comprehension:103 (89 in hs)
Processing Speed:67 (53 in hs)
Perceptual Organization:62 (73 in hs)
My school Psychologists noted that I have above average abstract reasoning (verbally and nonverbally), has great auditory recall, general knowledge, comprehension skills and expressive vocabulary. However, I have deficits in my ability to predict social outcomes in everyday situations (this in part may be due to my autism diagnosis), a very slow processing speed, poor gross and fine motor skills (I have handwriting of a second grader) and I have difficulty discriminating and recognizing visual details.
In high school, on the WISC IV, I earned a full scale 'iq' of 78. Long story short, I graduated Cum laude in college; however, when I went to work for Lifetouch as a Photography Sales Specialist, I had a very hard time making sales, understanding what to say to my client, my strategic thinking ability, etc and was quickly let go after 1 week of training (not to mention I took twice as long calculating the customer's totals accurately which were all different each time. I like your attitude towards improving yourself it's just some of us weren't dealt with a good hand unfortunately.
I don't understand why do I struggle with maths especially arthamatics. I can't do basic calculations in my head that other people can do in seconds. I actually was a good student in my school days ,in almost all the subjects where I had to learn things by heart and remembered them like a parrot to get best grades except for maths where I just had hard solving questions also had problems still to this day with my handwriting.
No matter how hard I try ,I am not processing numbers faster than a lot of my colleagues I see them doing it like eating cake.
How did increase your verbal comprehension?
@@swastipriya3058 Read more and always ask for feedback on things like grammar, syntax, etc and see if that helps.
What do you do for work now ?
@@struggler8525 I'm a Deli clerk at a regional grocery chain.
You speak well, despite having some learning disabilities. You often talk about how you get migraines/pains when you are overworked--- I wonder if on the IQ test you felt exhausted/mentally pained before the test was done, and did worse on the last part of the test.
Good observation. I have chronic headaches 24/7. An IQ test wouldn't really measure my intellectual capabilities, because I never perform like someone without chronic pain.
I have a crap visual IQ. Tested at the 23rd percentile rendering my FSIQ redundant. Wish I had a greater balance of cognitive abilities even if they coalesced slap bang in the middle of the bell curve. I feel like I'd rather be 'average' at everything to be honest.
That 70 IQ score is definitely bogus. Your clear and well structured communication in these videos, and your stated ability to study, being recognised as the hardest worker among peers, at a point. No way man. I think you have ADHD and Asperger's. One test cannot define you. Your focus and obvious clarity show you up as an intelligent human being. Good on you!
Cool to hear of the progress you've made! I have an IQ of 125, which is mostly due to the fact that I've read a lot of books. In truth, I am not very good in social situations, and my reflexes are shit.
I'm not actually too smart at all, but people for some reason seem to assume that I am.
Reading doesn’t improve iq
wow😮
Man I've never really though about people with low IQs how they can't help it despite studying for hours. When I was in school I never really studied at all and got good grades until college.
Low iq made my life a living hell.I cannot comprehend a single sentence from dyslexia and I’m unable to complete any task on my own.It led to me being stuck in grandmothers basement playing cod 16plus a day with no job and both of them are threatening to kick me out.
I suggest getting a job at the cinema or a clothes shop. The work there is very simple.
I am not the most clever nor successful. I had a stroke and I had learning disabilities when I was a kid, now it's only Maths. B12 helps the memory. I sell stuff online to make extra money. Maybe you could try that. Also cleaning jobs are easy to do. They show you first. I do them sometimes as well.
Bro, I highly suggest you to realize what your bad habits are and kick them away from your life. Try to desintoxicate from screens and have a habit of reading (from a book, not from a screen) out loud for 30min and you will improve your focus. Don't compare yourself with others, just do your best with what you've got. I wish you luck and good habits.
You are lovely.
I don't know you from the next fella Mikey but you've taught me a lesson that I think is more valuable than anything any teacher or lecturer has ever taught me, and that is to always strive for self improvement one step at a time, on my own terms, for my own benefit. Thank you mate.
Thank so much for sharing this story! Glad the algorithm brought your content to me and that you've kept posting over the years. Have you totally given up on the idea of going to a trade school? I hope not!
Where do you get it tested? I did some “professional” internet tests a few years ago and they said 134 but honestly I’ve smoked a lot of weed since then so it’s probably gone down
How come I can understand you when you're Irish? Usually I can't understand British or Irish people when they talk cause of the accent. Maybe you're an American posing as an Irish 🤨? In all seriousness though, you're quite eloquent and you lay out your thoughts well. Keep up the good work bruv 😁.
I think you're a pretty great guy for making this video, and I would want you working for me if I knew you here in the US regardless of IQ. I don't think you can actually improve your true IQ though, just your crystalline knowledge (I'm an expert by no means though!) But if reading is what helped you do that, that's awesome!
i think i got and IQ test once but wasn't paying attention or never gotten the results so i don't know what it is but i remember hating school so much that i applied my self to make sure i never had to go back (then it took me 15 years to realize that i could have just saved my time and the effort by just getting a GED)
Your self awareness is higher than most people.
A 20 point improvement is massive. That’s more than a standard deviation. Very impressive.
What
It was likely that his IQ was never actually as low as 70, but he tested poorly based on poor reading comprehension?
@@tear728You might be onto something considering you can't actually increase IQ
@@tear728 I still want to know what "a standard deviation" has to do with 20 points.
@@tear728or acute nutrition and health problems impacting his brain 🤔
Good video. I wonder if your 20 minutes of reading has helped you to process information better. You say you can remember more of what you read now, than when you started. So it could be that you understand and store more of the information, because you understand what you are reading more now.
Kind of like, if you learned French language, if you don't know many words when you stated learning French, you could not understand what you read, so you could not remember it. But as you learn more French words, you can understand what the sentences mean, as you read them. Then you remember more.
Could I make a TV show recommendation? Misfits 😂👌 . You'd love Nathan on that show.
You know I have a high IQ, and I started an Instagram with my drawings, and I got only like 50 followers for like a year, and I got very frustrated and I closed it. So, you know, don't be so hard on yourself for not gettign followers, because social media is tricky. It's about work and content, but also a lot about luck. I thought about opening another account and upload my drawings but without expecting followers, just for fun.
Also I heard video games can also raise your IQ just a little but it helps. Also games like sudoku, there are different levels of difficulty. Congratulations on your reading and your job, those are actually good improvements. Also I wanted to tell you that we all feel depressed and life is generally difficult for everyone. So I think gratitude for what you have is very useful, instead of focusing on what you don't have. Being grateful for having time to draw, and being able to be on nature sometimes made me be less depressed. We all have a lot that we sometimes don't notice. Good luck!
Thank you Marcela. My IQ is increasing by the day, so I feel like there's no reason to complain.
@@markmolloy1381 How is increasing? I mean, what are you doing?
For the last year I have been reading. I started off reading for 20 mins a day, but recently increased that to 30 mins. Lately I have gotten bored of reading so currently I am on a break but before I went on break I was doing art work for 40 minutes a day.
@@markmolloy1381 Have you ever tried making exercise? As i can remember, that also can help you. Correct me if I am wrong.
Man you are a positive person, youtube suggested your videos, i enjoyed the couple i watched. Keep going and improving, you seem like a hard-worker, my work is the biggest thing that gives meaning to my life, i was a very depressed person before i dedicaded myself to a trade. A person may get stuff faster than you but if they are lazy and you keep going and going you will surpass them.
Also i would have to say that i always had an easy time in school, and learning in general i learn fast, but it doesn't matter if you learn fast if life is lived in a lazy way, i try to atleast learn 1 new thing every day i go to work that's the best advice i can give for improving at your trade at the beggining point im at, making a concious effort of atleast learning one new thing, writting down, whatever is necessary for you to learn it, i carry a small notebook in my pocket. Also when you show that you are willing to learn and that you like what you do other people around normally like teaching you as long as you are always thankful because they are spending their energy to improve your way of doing things. Imagine what you will know in ten years.
hey man, you are a fighter, you ve got my admiration.. just keep going....btw you definitely sound very good on a camera
I also got only C and D grades, but I wasn't studying at all and didn't pay much attention in school. The only exception was geography; I paid attention because I liked the teacher and got an B.
what kind of books do you read?
Damn your so likable!
I think you are thinking too much about your iq. Instead of trying to increase it do something that you love, like making youTube vids full time. I think your are a very good speaker .
Thank you Aditya but being a full time youtuber is very difficult.
@@markmolloy1381 I think you should try to review some movie you like and share your opinion in your and see how it works.just my opinion :). I like the way you speak and believe me not many people are good speakers. If you suffer burnouts by reading books then why not review movies cuz watching movies won't cause burnouts.
Perfect
From what i gather a decent amount of people have difficulties working at mcdonalds for the stress component of it all. So don't feel too bad about that
I had a reasonable I Q but got bashed over the head America , and now I can hardly think straight , my memory is been destroyed , It was done on purpose as I was far more superior then my peers . Because I could see right through the bull shit .
You have oxidative stress from the head injury. You're not genetically predisposed to clearing that out of your brain. Eat broccoli sprouts daily as it contains sulforaphane.
Sulforaphane will clear it up very fast and your intelligence will return to normal.
Look up sulforaphane in PubMed
Flatearther?
the way he says "um"
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Remember that IQ does not measure your worth as a human. There are evil geniuses and absolute gems who are below average in intelligence. I would rather my children be good humans than geniuses. I do recognize that it is hard to make a living wage with cognitive limitations. I have always said that the 3 things required to be successful are work ethic, high social iq or the ability to make friends with everyone, and high IQ. When you lack in one, you have to make up for in another. You seem like such a charming guy and I hope you succeed in whatever you do. That likeability is your x factor that will make others want you to succeed. You just have to find that position with someone that wants to teach you and be patient with you. Remember, you are a whole person. Your IQ is just a part of it. You are so much more.
reading does wonders, I'll never thank enough my grandma who insisted in reading stuff to me even before primary
As someone who did try hard and got straight As at A level, I never actually knew what it was like for those like Mark. I didn't know that they may be trying hard and not able to get it.
Thanks that was a good video.
thanks i strugged too my listening comprehension is terrible, I can't follow instructrions too
I’ve got 💡126^ thanks for adviceee
I love you man
I love you man.
quality not quantity.
dude you are so inspiring
People who humbly recognize their low IQ for what it really is, are really making a high IQ move.
But it's critical to acknowledge that high IQ often comes along with learning quirks, and is never the whole story.
@@SteppingSerious I'm sorry to break it down to you but that isn't always true, it doesn't really matterwhat dinsey has tougth you real life isn't a fucking diney movie
@@SteppingSerious it’s once you reach above 140 or something like that
You can be around 130 which is still fairly damn smart and can still be wel balanced throught the other intellect areas
IQ test scores across domains are correlated at about 0.89 predictive power. Recall and retention, pattern recognition, processing speed, comprehension, reasoning, problem solving. Those things vary _as a group_ from person to person (a person low in pattern recognition is low in every single other area with about 90% probability). I have a high IQ, and I have easily succeeded at every job I have ever worked. People respond by praising, admiring, listening, relying on me, and paying me.
A person with an 80 IQ can take months just to learn where things go on shelves in a supermarket. They can't even join the military, and it's 5 to 10% of the population. How are they supposed to live meaningful lives? When it comes to living human life, thinking is terrifyingly close to "the whole story".
I am very sure that low IQ and high IQ do not have comparable pros and cons, and I respectfully ask that you consider carefully whether what you wrote here is true. From what I have studied and seen in myself and people I have known, this is misleading. And minimizing a real problem can hurt real people.
@@jonmichaelgalindo You cannot measure the "meaningfulness" of one's entire existence based on intellect alone. In fact, I believe it is ultimately inferior to quality of kindness & compassion.
@@Annenigmatic I very much agree! Well, to an extent, because feeling needed is an essential part of love, especially for men. (I recommend the book "Bright Valley of Love" by Edna Hong. About disability, love, and meaning.)
What I asked was: How?
How specifically can someone live a meaningful life when the answer is not "work harder"? What would you say to someone living alone because his skills and words could not impress anyone, and who cried because he could not be useful?
I also wonder if, as AI continues to improve, more and more people will have to face this same question.
dude. I'd suggest to go into trade. It might be that you're very good at some aspects! def better than meccas & huge earning potential! def people needed in a lot of trades
A good record of the struggle of life how noble
Crystal therapy can help you more than you think. Tell someone, your mother or your friend to buy for you a "green fluoride crystal". This thing will improve your memory and your brain in general is very beneficial mentaly. If you manage to get your self "green fluoride crystal" you will be very happy with the results!
Man, I know dozens of people with an allegedly higher IQ and yet not even close to your level of self-awareness, hard work and dedication. You deserve so much more credit than you get. I'm sure you'll achieve lots of things if you persevere. Wish you all the best
I doubled his IQ by listening to him on 2x speed
thx sir
From a higher IQ perspective (130) I have never ever considered that things could be that hard for some people, and they actually cannot do anything about it.
This makes me rethink a lot of things and enable me to have much more empathy towards people, since IQ kinda seems to determine your life in a lot of ways...
You can't even change your pfp you ain't 130 or you are old af
What’s your indication for your IQ? Did you test and how did you take the test and which one if so?
@@LOL_MANN since when does a default profile picture indicate low IQ or old age
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@@baja_taco3564 mensa dumbass
i have a brilliant idea for Mark: substitute 'ahm', with 'and'...your vocabulary will sound so much more intelligent...saying.