Thread 23132473

What are signs of a highly intelligent person?

>>23132473 (OP)
Penis small

>>23132474
always knew I was smarter than the average bear

Posting on 4chan

>>23132473 (OP)
White skin

>>23132473 (OP)
We’ll definitely not putting cubes in a cup and shaking it around

>>23132473 (OP)
Whenever someone says something I agree with.

>>23132473 (OP)
opposing Trump at any cost

>>23132473 (OP)
loneliness

>>23132473 (OP)
if some who is naturally humorous even when not performing media/entertainment/marketing roles.

It is a tell, people associate autism for intelligence but if really if you cannot naturally formulate humor who cares anyway.

>>23132473 (OP)
liking anime

>>23132473 (OP)
thats a nice table. Why are tables so fucking expansive now?

>>23132473 (OP)
Apparent signs of sugenmuh

>>23132473 (OP)
Noticing.

>>23132473 (OP)
Putting the cart back when you've finished shopping.

>>23132473 (OP)
not going to school where most of us were indoctrinated

>>23132479
This. People who agree with me are smart, all who disagree are dumb. Problem?

>>23132473 (OP)
Not using 4chan.

>>23132473 (OP)
you just now when you have the smarts, moran.

>>23132473 (OP)
Knowledge

>>23132479
Are you a Reddit mod?

>>23132474
Mensa candidate over here

>>23132473 (OP)
empathy
hypotheticals
planning ahead
learning from mistakes

>>23132473 (OP)
How do you do that?
Is it genuinely something that's possible or simply a feat of legerdemain?

>>23132473 (OP)
The ability to shut down conversation from salesmen, proselytizers, psych students, and cops.

>>23132482
Being quick witted and making people laugh in casual conversation is something only smart AND social people can do. Its a massive flex.

>What are signs of a highly intelligent person?
Ability to understand complex issues from various points of view.
Ability to have nuanced points of view.
Ability to entertain a point of view even if he disagrees with the premise.
Ability to try to understand other people's points of view and figure out why they think like that.
To be able to understand that other people have different views and values.
Truth-seeking. Not being emotionally attached to any particular belief, and have the humility to be able to change your views if your belief is proven wrong.

Empathy and social skills (no, being "autistic" doesn't make you smart, most autists are literal retards).

And the most important: success in life. The ability to set goals and succeed at them.
If you're broke, unhappy and unsuccessful, you're probably retarded or have no priorities.

>>23132494
no
no
yes
learning from other people's mistakes

>>23132494
>empathy
Nah

They hate faggots, trannies and kikes.

>>23132495
It's a little bit hinky, like you need a real dice cup (with a lip on the inside, I think that's the trick), but it doesn't look too hard. I know people who could do this.

>>23132473 (OP)
High social status / popularity. True high intelligence people are able to successfully navigate complex social situations and accurately model and understand the internal thoughts and feelings of others.
Most of you faggots aren't really high intelligence at all. You may be slightly above average in the kind of intelligence used to solve math problems and logic puzzles, but you are severely deficient in the type of social/emotional IQ that actually matters much more than math/logic IQ. You are so retarded that your brain can't even comprehend the importance of that kind of intelligence, which is why you are already typing up a seething reply in which you will (wrongly) claim that I must be a woman.

>>23132474
Til I'm a genius

>>23132473 (OP)
Very wealthy.

>>23132473 (OP)
1.Christking
2.can speak over 3 languages fluently
3.never debates
4.identifies the kikes always and everywhere
5.flat earther
6.does physical training
7.knows that women are naturally evil and shameless
8.wants to kill pedophiles and homosexuals

>>23132473 (OP)
simultaneously using and not using 4chan

>>23132503
>muh EQ
gtfo

>>23132503
>you are already typing up a seething reply in which you will (wrongly) claim that I must be a woman.
naw, just a faggot

>>23132503
>the type of social/emotional IQ that actually matters much more than math/logic IQ
this faggot is trying to bully nerds, see also
>everything else he typed
charismafags get rope

>>23132473 (OP)
1) Posts on 4channel.org/pol/catalog

>>23132506
>Christking
Nah

>>23132508
You are an autist who is too retarded to even understand just how retarded he is. You are deficient. Your brain isn't capable of doing the things that a normal brain can do.

>>23132503
Very true. I was going to say something like that but couldn't put it into words as well as you did.

Empathy (and thus social skills) is one of the highest order functions of the brain, and it takes a lot of brainpower.
The problem is that this kind of intelligence can hardly be quantified with a score like IQ tests do and so midwits pretend it doesn't exist.

IQ tests are not the end-all-be-all of intelligence. They are only great at detecting low IQ retards in the lower end of the spectrum that can't even solve simple pattern recognition puzzles.
Really intelligent people end up developing skills like goal setting, time management, social circle management that grant them massive success in life.

IQ measures pattern recognition, so usually high IQ people second guess themselves a lot because they're more calculated. They're usually quick witted, racist and very judgemental.

But i think the biggest sign is they are quick to learn basic concepts, but it takes them much longer to master skills, and because of this, they become much more proficient than a normal person with equal duration of practice

>>23132503
Anyone with real emotional IQ and empathy simply don't want to deal with shitskins, feminists and trannies like you.
A limit has to be drawn somewhere.

>>23132473 (OP)
Putting logic before emotions.

>>23132473 (OP)
in university if they answer every question immediately and are never wrong. if they ace every exam while barely studying. if they are friends with most of the faculty/professors.

outside of uni its harder to tell but really just anyone who picks up things incredibly fast and seemingly effortlessly

another day on /spam
90% of the threads are made by the exact same criminal organization

>>23132518
>in university if they answer every question immediately and are never wrong
Nah

>>23132503
Look at how he went straight to dumping on those he deems inferior, leveraging his ego against an already battered opponent.

>>23132473 (OP)
jewish nooticer

>>23132520
maybe its different for other majors. im a math major

>>23132473 (OP)
That is the opposite of an intelligent person. That is an adult with the mind of a 6 year old

>>23132514
> I was going to say something like that but couldn't put it into words as well as you did.
literal beta
> massive success in life
sadly (for you) you'll never get that

>>23132474
This, also a receding hairline, poor eyesight, oily skin, bad hygiene, and an obsession with Jews.

>>23132518
>answer every question immediately and are never wrong
Midwit detected, some people put a lot more effort in preparing before lectures than others, and score right anyway. You don't know how fast they grasped the material or if they are already familiar with curriculum beforehand

>>23132514
And here we have the candyassed hanger-on, regurgitating excerpts from the smug books he probably paid for because he fell for the books=bitches meme or something.

>>23132482
>>23132497
>there are plenty of funny & charismatic people
>who also think dumb shit, like sports are never rigged
back to plebbit faggorts

>>23132473 (OP)
beauty

>>23132528
the person im thinking of didnt prepare at all he literally never opened the textbook. he was just incredibly smart. proof based math is something where intelligence can carry you very far

"Antisemitism"

>>23132495
Magnetic dice...

I was told by several psychologics and psychiatrists that im very high emotionally intelligent. Does that count?

also he didnt know the material beforehand either. he did say he likes to read mathematical papers but he never directly studied the topics of the class. he was just able to grasp material from lectures instantly

>>23132532
Agree w you for certain subjects yes, a lot of uni courses are bullshit tho. Nobody cares if you score right on intersectional feminism and buttsex rights in Botswana

>>23132473 (OP)
Browsing 4chinz of course

>>23132473 (OP)
not sufficient but being eloquent. I.e. having a broad enough vocabulary that you can conjure the word/idiom that precisely describes what you want to say. (without sacrificing comprehension)
When I listen to radio interviews I used to fall for the 'answer a different question' trick but I'm getting less incompetent at spotting that and other tricks. An intelligent person would quickly notice these verbal sleights of hand and be able to dismantle them.
An intelligent person would also be able to do the same trickery and successfully communicate what they planned to communicate.

>>23132474
You also need to have a head that is the shape of an egg.

>>23132483
Interesting

>>23132515
I hate to be high IQ. Second guessing everything, it's a curse.

>>23132476
this

>>23132473 (OP)
Lol it looks like she's doing this in an interrogation room.

>>23132539
>having a broad enough vocabulary
isnt this midwit stuff? I know people have always thought I was smart just because of my vocabulary but I never got high grades in exams or anything. I'm just good at talking.

>>23132473 (OP)
>bears my likeness

>>23132484
grundregel #88

>>23132473 (OP)
Not using a memflag

>>23132535
they were all fags trying to access your asshole

>>23132543
Normies are better than you. All you do is gobble up memes and believe everything on this website then call yourself redpilled after not questioning anything.

>>23132544
>show us what you did to the victim body's missing vertebrae.

>>23132473 (OP)
>creative impulse
>vast interests
>continuously forgetting people conversed with are not at a level
>tenacious checking of positions
>drawing logical conclusions from simple axioms
>being fascinated with things
>drawing random shit while listening and fidgetting with stuff on the table
>understanding family resemblance and overlap of many points without demanding all are there or singling out a single thing
>often melancholy
>often lonely
>music, poetry, philosophy and enthralled by synchronicity
>rich language
>niche humor
>racism

myopia

>>23132473 (OP)
>What are signs of a highly intelligent person?
Doing the dice trick while being interrogated in the suffocation death of your largest OF donor is pretty smart, ngl

>>23132549
I'm not actually gay. I just use meme flags for greater visibility

>>23132503
there are many people with below average IQs who are popular and have high social status

>>23132514
>The problem is that this kind of intelligence can hardly be quantified with a score like IQ tests do and so midwits pretend it doesn't exist.
For a while, I worked at a government agency where a LOT of very high IQ people worked. And at some point they made everyone take an EQ test. Really more like a survey than a test. Most of the questions were things along the lines of "I consider other people's emotions when I interact with them."
But the interesting part was after the test, pretty much everyone fell into one of two groups:
The high EQ people who thought "yes, of course I do all that stuff all the time" and the autistic people who were like "wait, what, how can you even do that?"

>>23132495
The cup interfaces with the dice per bluetooth. The rest is magnets.

>>23132550
Normies got vaccinated. Try that again.

>>23132550
buddy, i am the exact opposite of what you just described
i question everything and anybody all the time, including me
all the time
the only place where i find good stimuli are on pol
i found very good information on here
well, i've been around for a while..
and yes, most "people" are wrong, dumb, not informed, too dumb to think even when given the proper information
still, i question especially myself all the time
you sound like someone who is in the grey mass
what are you doing on pol?
collecting shekelfractions?

>>23132557
Was it Myers-Briggs? It was probably Myers-Briggs.

>>23132473 (OP)
When they contemplate a problem, math symbols, graphs and complex equations spontaneously materialize in the air immediately surrounding them.
They are able to spell "spontaneously" on the first try without auto-correct.

>>23132555
spoken like a true faggot

Hating loud noise. Retards are apparently inmune to loud noises, like the smoke detected beeps. There are many other examples, like talking loudly on the phone in a crowded area, disregard for neighbors or other people, playing shitty music at very loud volume in your car so the entire block can hear, honking your car all the time etc

>>23132530
You missed my obvious caveat about them performing media/entertainment/marketing roles.
>he has a camera on him he must be funny
this is reddit teir
>>23132539
Identifying verbal traps for sure, but at the same time intelligent people dont argue with stupid

>>23132561
pretty doubtful it was anything but this or some variation. Ive done two of those at various companies.

>>23132503
>emotional IQ
I was told I was high this by a bunch of psychologists. they specifically said it was high emotional iq I was not general high iq. To me emotional intelligence just feels like common sense to me. I never personally saw myself as being some high emotional intelligence person. I just sort of get along with everyone and always know what to say to people to make them feel better. But I actually internally hate everyone and want to kms.

>>23132559

this was/is for me the great filter
all vaxxies are automatically second/third tier now
i avoid contact/interaction with them as much as possible
thanks, jooos, for a great filter
hahahahhaha
jooos, always comical
just read haaretz every day to see how fucked up the jooos are
hilarious
watercannon everywhere
bwahahahahahaha
joooooooos, so funny

>>23132559
forgot the pic...
again: thanks, jooos, for a great filter!

>>23132545
Yeah fair enough maybe I am confusing intelligence with across-the-board competence.
Perhaps some intellect or skill is still needed to appreciate the subtle differences in meaning and connotation between words.

>>23132561
>It was probably Myers-Briggs.
It definitely was not Myers-Briggs.
It was either the Empathy Quotient test or something similar.

>>23132582
Looks white to me

>>23132473 (OP)
Rolling around in an electric wheelchair and speaking in a robot voice

staying quiet

>>23132473 (OP)
stop, yeild, speed limit 35

>>23132503
Yes, it’s so hard to understand classism