If you have ever enjoyed any of my videos you really should click on the link below to watch my TED Talk and learn even more about who I am and how YOU also can use your wide variety of positive differences to make yourself special and positively standout in life. Check it out and please leave a comment when you do. Much appreciated! th-cam.com/video/iFsRbMxp8dw/w-d-xo.html
@@J0k3r4U Really? You have to ask? Do a job (whatever it is) and do it well, then task yourself to do it better. Your actions affect others and whatever you do, can and will have a ripple affect. What end? i.e. 'the ripple affect'. And, it makes you feel better about yourself for one thing. When you feel better about yourself, you are a happier person and so are the people around you. You are also more self sufficient--less dependent on others. You are also more useful to the good of self and the whole. And, if you are wise and generous and not 'just' smart, your life experiences and knowledge can be a 'tool' to share with others.
I have heard, "the artist is never finished with his painting, or musician his song." In the blooming guitarist world, it is a skill most people have to develop, (including me) to be happy with what you have made, and to actually be able to put it out there.
So true. As a writer I need to know when not to polish it up too much. Every single correction might be an improvement while all of them when added up can become an atrocity.
I believe its the opposite for me. As a child I had a terrible learning disability No matter how hard I studied or hard I worked I couldn't keep up with most others. I have never believed one time that I'm the smartest person in the room. I treat folks how I want to be treated...With Respect. I will say this because I'm willing to work hard With my hands I have been able to take care of my family and that is a blessing to me. I have always known when I'm in crowd I'm probably one of the least intelligent IQ wise lol.
The fact that you're willing to work hard with your hands and you're skilled at what you do makes you a blessing for your family and for all of those that your work touches. Your work matters and you're making a difference in our world. Thank you for who you are and for what you have achieved!
It would be such a lovely world if we could just see individuals for who they are instead of who we expect them to be. Unfortunately, we can't or don't. Instead, we become member of 'societies', 'clubs', 'organizations' to show who we, an individual, is. It's really hard to be an outlier in this world, isn't it, Jeffery. I'm in the 99.9997th percentile and just knowing there are others scattered out there gives me an anchor point. Without those anchor points, the fine line of genius and insanity becomes blurred. Thank you for your efforts.
Hello Jeffrey! This is a great video. I'm a 20 year old male and I have always been very insecure about my intelligence. I never really did well in school. I've even questioned if I was mildly intellectually disabled! This has caused me some depression. When it's time to do something that requires some thinking, I always shy away from it. I've taken a couple of those Mensa practice tests which are said to give a ballpark figure as to how one would score on the official test. I scored 128 on one and 123 on another. People say that their practice test scores and their real scores were pretty close together, with their real scores being slightly higher! I was still a little skeptical because they did seem a little easy. It would be interesting to see how I'd do on the official test. I am working on finding more confidence in myself, and your videos are very inspiring. I love your energy! Thank you
Judging by the way to type and phrase your sentences, you definitely sound intelligent. Still, by saying that, I hope I'm not feeding the insecurity. You don't have to be intelligent to be a human with equal value!
I'm glad you find my videos inspiring and I know what you mean about some IQ tests. Many IQ tests seem unbelievably easy for those of higher intelligence and for good reason. A good IQ test also needs to properly gauge those with lower IQs so many of the questions must be really simple along a spectrum of difficulty reaching up to highly difficult (for some people).
James Donovan intelligence is relative in my opinion, ,reading my comments ,,first in your mind learn English first ... I can filter the real intelligent people out in one minute .. They all can smell sarcasme a mile away ,, humor ,, the key ,,,to every mind ... There has to be a balance ...the smartest people on the planet ,,those human computers brains Are brilliant brains but would not last one day if you take them out of there habitat, ,
It truly is a coincidence that you make a video on the Dunning-Kruger effect at this time. I currently work as a cook in a kitchen, and I recently found out that a few of my coworkers, including my boss, legitimately believe I have some form of mental retardation. FOR REAL! I've tested for intelligence, and I'm in the 99th percentile. I believe this odd misconception stems from multiple factors such as: 1) I've noticed their large egos. They love feeling like they know more than everyone else, and have even specifically said at times that they feel superior to others 2) Dunning-Kruger effect 3) My lack of ability to function in a practical environment. I'm far more of a philosopher and conceptually based person. While my limitations definitely exist, I don't believe they're at severe as what others make them out to be. Anyways, that's been an interesting experience I've noticed lately. I've often thought about what you said about people treating you like a child because of your Asperger's. Good to know I am in good company. :) As a final question, what are your tips on decreasing the Dunning-Kruger effect in ourselves? Specifically, being able to acknowledge when others are smarter. I very well could be doing this without knowing. THANKS!
Galen Ross I'm sorry this is happening for you. Thank you for your comment. The 99th percentile is very high! You are tremendously gifted! I've known quite a few idiots who think they're good stuff. I guess the saying "ignorance is bliss" ain't out there for nothing!
"I sometimes have a bigger problem with people of lesser intellect because I often forget they might not fully comprehend what I'm talking about and will need to try again differently"
@@Deductive I meant that it's wise to know it but not speak on it. If you really believe in yourself it shows in your work. Real men believe in good work. Good work comes without boasting or bragging. Good leaders just do their thing and others gravitate towards them.
@@mayfalltribe4747, that's why I didn't brag about anything nor state whether I have achieved something or not, I just shared my philosophy related to the topic of the video.
Thank you, Teo. I have a few ideas that I'm considering for future talk show appearances. Perhaps I'll use them for TH-cam videos as well. We will see. Regardless, thank you again for your comments.
@@jefferyford5309 I'm certain whichever ideas you are considering to share will absolutely be worth absorbing. Have you considered doing a live stream and beggining speaking on any topic that comes to mind? Something playful and creative. I can understand easier said than done, though perhaps having another to converse with would assist in the process of creativity.
So, Jeffery, can we conclude that true humility involves the ability to accept oneself and others as they are? I enjoy your genius and love to learn from you.
Yeah... You do not need to mention to people to subscribe, trust me... I subscribed in the middle of the video. Speaking in general, for me, it was all clear in the first 2-3 minutes 👍👏👏👏
Here are two other human foibles that are closely related to Dunning-Kruger. ultracrepidarianism : "The habit of giving opinions and advice on matters outside of one's knowledge or competence." and "Idiot compassion" offering support for ultracrepidarian stories. Idiocy wears more hats than were found in Gracie Allen's closet.
Hello Jeffery! I must say that a very wise advice from your father reminded me of a another one by Sir Winston Churchill :” Mr. Attlee is a very modest man. Indeed he has a lot to be modest about.”
I get your point. I made my video over 4 years ago and I made it because I was tired of hearing people over-intellectualize a very basic idea. I wanted to make it easily accessible for everyone to understand.
Great video, very informative. I would like to know though, if temporary, unwarranted confidence coupled with disastrous performance, can be induced by negative emotions and the need to protect oneself against them. Can an emotionally biased perception of a person by an otherwise intelligent and rational individual affect the result of a mental task by the latter whenever the former is involved? Does it reverse when perception changes? Can such an event still be considered a Dunning Kruger Effect? My apologies if this seems a little too intense but I don't know that much about psychology. I would, however, be honored to be illuminated by your fabulous mind.
Thankyou Jeffery, your video has helped me understand the D&K effect much quickly. I had been trying to read and watch many videos and hence stumbled upon your channel. I have subscribed and am really happy to find you.
Rationalists always try to find ways to destroy evidence that strengths in empirical thinking are useful. In this case, D-K is against the value of ‘confidence’, as are proponents of rationality such as Dean Khaneman, who highlight the notion that intuition and confidence are the source of cognitive biases in decision making. But in reality, it is well established that confidence likely builds with the amount of relative expertise (a sense of familiarity) someone has. And people who have more intuition/expertise developed over rationality, may, in fact, have higher confidence, in the low-average IQ range, because they are used to, relatively, many moments, where ideas ‘click’ - when a ‘lot’ of other people (more people than their rationality percentiles; e.g IQ, suggests) around them, stand their scratching their heads. But the D-K effect, is based on 'ability', as measured by tests loaded in the rationality component. While real-time processing involves pre-analytical elements of subconscious intuition/expertise, that precede rationality.
@@archangecamilien1879 He did say management.....and he is not wrong. I have even seen low intelligent individuals complain about the low intelligence of management.
@@archangecamilien1879 Dunning-Kruger effect. You don't have to be sure for facts to exist. I believe you meant to say "people of low intelligence" and if you didn't, well .....
Excellent question. Yes. The poorly performing students are often encouraged by telling them they can do better than they sometimes really can - which is cruel on so many levels ... and the highly achieving students are constantly be dragged down by their surroundings, other students and their own innate knowledge that they are better than this system and level they are stuck in.
there is a man, of whom i am sure you have heard, called chris langan who is estimated to have an iq of around 200, who has complete and utter confidence in his theories, analogies and abilities, often exhibiting quite blatant traits of arrogance. What do you think of him and his paper on the CTMU (his theory of everything that attempts to prove the existence of god)?
You seem over confident in your own intelligence. And it pisses me off when people conflate scoring high on a pattern recognition test with knowledge on topics that are considered “smart.” I don’t know how I stumbled upon this guy, but he’s feeding people a bunch of crap so they can satisfy their need to feel superior. Chris Langan is delusional. While I’m not a physicist yet, I am a physics student at University of Rochester. As someone who is only an undergrad, I will tell you, the paper is fucking bullshit. It’s designed for people who know nothing about physics to read and feel amazed at how little sense it makes. He’s making up ridiculous jargon to describe his crack job theories that he has no math, no experimental data, no proof of any degree to back up. This is not a physics paper. This is not a mathematical proof of god. This is intentional obfuscation and rambling with no real purpose.
As for me, I'm pretty sure that I would test below the average on an IQ test. But I digress. In my many years of working, and associating, with a wide variety of many different types of folks, I've seen this Dunning-Kruger Effect manifest itself over and over again. The big difference I see among them all are the varied manifestations of Pride vs. Humility. It's not how smart you are that causes you trouble in life, it's how smart you THINK you are that causes you trouble in life.
Hi, Ive been fascinated by your videos want to apply your advice in my life. It's enabled me to piece together some unanswered questions and would like some advice if I may? My IQ is of around 135 (I've taken 2 official tests) I was quite shocked to discover this as I was of the average intelligence as a child. I went through something quite dramatic in which my memory was affected. I was told that the brain can sometimes erase events/information both related and non related to the situation. I truly believe my brain was reprogrammed. I had a higher state of awareness and was able to literally reprogram the brain. I guess when you have the ability to observe your thoughts, you have an awareness when the brain is doing such things as cognitive dissonance. Since the experience 6 years ago, I've done very well in my life financially, I was a very sporty person and although I do it, I'm motivated for the exercise only. I find that I simply have no desire to converse with the majority of people, not because I dislike anyone, but I simply feel I don't gain anything from it and it is too much effort to pretend. This makes me come across as arrogant to a lot of people. I spend more and more time reading alone than socialising and I just feel that people are too predictable and focus on materialistic things. I'm extremely happy and i don't feel angry of the world, I simply feel isolated and my conversations are far too deep and inappropriate when I am socialising in such activities as football. Apologies for the lengthy message, I guess this is therapy to me as I really can't find many people to truly connect with, yet I don't feel lonely and a very confident person....it's confusing me.
I feel the same. Most days can’t wait to get alone time. Read study think. Don’t like meaningless small talk. Also around 130 iq. Tested i dont feel smart or lonely and also had a transformative experience around 20 years ago. Hmm 🤔
i was always worried about proving myself right then wait for the backlash from the person i proved wrong , Then i would be proven wrong. knowing what you dont know is wisdom. jumping to conclutions is always wrong. I always hate the phrase by a manager "I decided to go with my Gut" ??!! This show lack of critical thinking skills. When I always approch a problem i ask myself "Is there a mathamatical charactoristic element to the problem?" This way one would be wrong fever times and promots critical thinking skills. This is why i like math i just have to work on my spelling.
I totally understand. I rarely ever try to prove myself or my point as being right. I share whatever I desire and have no problem letting things go and letting the other person believe they are correct. Of course, on the job that can't always be done but in my personal life I'd rather be happy than to be seen as being right.
Yes, it is. I have 11 tattoos and I'll be doing a video that includes those in the next month or two. I also have a tattoo of Aristotle's Law of Identity!
Dunning-Krugar would probably pee on my broken body, lying there on the floor, after failing to get passed the road on the way to the IQ testing center.
Dunning. Kruger effect is why tros administration is in serious trouble be ause when combined with sociopathy and reprobate character. Akes it a tragedy
why do you think its important to tell youre greatest accomplishments before you make a point it's about what you are saying not who it's from btw being in 19 different high iq societies is not an accomplishment it's something you were born with and it's more a burden for me personally to have a high iq
@Vlasko60 And currently playing with peoples lives. He has apparently retracted his disinfectant suggestions as being sarcastic. We feel reassured that when conducting a briefing presenting critical information on covid 19, he can pop in some sarcasm.
@Vlasko60 I think the only ones who may believe his bollocks that he claimed that he was being sarcastic, would be his deeply deluded indoctrinated supporters. I saw the whole press release, He believed the shite he was talking. He truly believes that he is smart. His advisers had been telling him for days to stop ad-libbing in the briefings as they were truly damaging his image in the polls. He now seems to have heeded advice.
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If you have ever enjoyed any of my videos you really should click on the link below to watch my TED Talk and learn even more about who I am and how YOU also can use your wide variety of positive differences to make yourself special and positively standout in life. Check it out and please leave a comment when you do. Much appreciated! th-cam.com/video/iFsRbMxp8dw/w-d-xo.html
What matters is putting your genius to use.
Agreed.
that's all that matters
Putting it to use for whom?
And for what end?
@@J0k3r4U Really? You have to ask?
Do a job (whatever it is) and do it well, then task yourself to do it better.
Your actions affect others and whatever you do, can and will have a ripple affect.
What end? i.e. 'the ripple affect'.
And, it makes you feel better about yourself for one thing. When you feel better about yourself, you are a happier person and so are the people around you.
You are also more self sufficient--less dependent on others.
You are also more useful to the good of self and the whole.
And, if you are wise and generous and not 'just' smart, your life experiences and knowledge can be a 'tool' to share with others.
@selkie thendless It isn't about other's, it's about your OWN self worth.
I have heard, "the artist is never finished with his painting, or musician his song." In the blooming guitarist world, it is a skill most people have to develop, (including me) to be happy with what you have made, and to actually be able to put it out there.
So true. As a writer I need to know when not to polish it up too much. Every single correction might be an improvement while all of them when added up can become an atrocity.
No poem is ever finished. Only abandoned."
One thing that makes humility difficult is getting an IQ score of 124 and getting praised all the time for your intelligence
I believe its the opposite for me. As a child I had a terrible learning disability No matter how hard I studied or hard I worked I couldn't keep up with most others. I have never believed one time that I'm the smartest person in the room. I treat folks how I want to be treated...With Respect. I will say this because I'm willing to work hard With my hands I have been able to take care of my family and that is a blessing to me. I have always known when I'm in crowd I'm probably one of the least intelligent IQ wise lol.
The fact that you're willing to work hard with your hands and you're skilled at what you do makes you a blessing for your family and for all of those that your work touches. Your work matters and you're making a difference in our world. Thank you for who you are and for what you have achieved!
Jeffery ford thank you for the kind words. You're an amazing human being!
It would be such a lovely world if we could just see individuals for who they are instead of who we expect them to be. Unfortunately, we can't or don't. Instead, we become member of 'societies', 'clubs', 'organizations' to show who we, an individual, is. It's really hard to be an outlier in this world, isn't it, Jeffery. I'm in the 99.9997th percentile and just knowing there are others scattered out there gives me an anchor point. Without those anchor points, the fine line of genius and insanity becomes blurred. Thank you for your efforts.
Hello Jeffrey! This is a great video. I'm a 20 year old male and I have always been very insecure about my intelligence. I never really did well in school. I've even questioned if I was mildly intellectually disabled! This has caused me some depression.
When it's time to do something that requires some thinking, I always shy away from it. I've taken a couple of those Mensa practice tests which are said to give a ballpark figure as to how one would score on the official test.
I scored 128 on one and 123 on another. People say that their practice test scores and their real scores were pretty close together, with their real scores being slightly higher!
I was still a little skeptical because they did seem a little easy. It would be interesting to see how I'd do on the official test.
I am working on finding more confidence in myself, and your videos are very inspiring. I love your energy! Thank you
Judging by the way to type and phrase your sentences, you definitely sound intelligent. Still, by saying that, I hope I'm not feeding the insecurity. You don't have to be intelligent to be a human with equal value!
I'm glad you find my videos inspiring and I know what you mean about some IQ tests. Many IQ tests seem unbelievably easy for those of higher intelligence and for good reason. A good IQ test also needs to properly gauge those with lower IQs so many of the questions must be really simple along a spectrum of difficulty reaching up to highly difficult (for some people).
James Donovan intelligence is relative in my opinion, ,reading my comments ,,first in your mind learn English first ...
I can filter the real intelligent people out in one minute ..
They all can smell sarcasme a mile away ,, humor ,, the key ,,,to every mind ...
There has to be a balance ...the smartest people on the planet ,,those human computers brains
Are brilliant brains but would not last one day if you take them out of there habitat, ,
Forrest gump is the most intellgient man ive ever saw
It truly is a coincidence that you make a video on the Dunning-Kruger effect at this time. I currently work as a cook in a kitchen, and I recently found out that a few of my coworkers, including my boss, legitimately believe I have some form of mental retardation. FOR REAL! I've tested for intelligence, and I'm in the 99th percentile. I believe this odd misconception stems from multiple factors such as: 1) I've noticed their large egos. They love feeling like they know more than everyone else, and have even specifically said at times that they feel superior to others 2) Dunning-Kruger effect 3) My lack of ability to function in a practical environment. I'm far more of a philosopher and conceptually based person. While my limitations definitely exist, I don't believe they're at severe as what others make them out to be.
Anyways, that's been an interesting experience I've noticed lately. I've often thought about what you said about people treating you like a child because of your Asperger's. Good to know I am in good company. :)
As a final question, what are your tips on decreasing the Dunning-Kruger effect in ourselves? Specifically, being able to acknowledge when others are smarter. I very well could be doing this without knowing. THANKS!
Galen Ross I'm sorry this is happening for you. Thank you for your comment. The 99th percentile is very high! You are tremendously gifted! I've known quite a few idiots who think they're good stuff. I guess the saying "ignorance is bliss" ain't out there for nothing!
"I sometimes have a bigger problem with people of lesser intellect because I often forget they might not fully comprehend what I'm talking about and will need to try again differently"
Although -
"Mastery is often taken for egoism."
Goethe ( 1749 - 1832 )
Please can you say a reliable IQ test?
Love your dad’s advice. It’s humbling, lol.
My dad was a great man and he will live on inside of me throughout my life and even after due to what I teach others from what he taught me.
Ohhhhhhhh! I get it now. Thanks for explaining well this anomaly.
You're very welcome. It certainly does help to explain some anomalies in human perception and behavior.
You deserve way more subscribers! Your channel is a hidden jem
Thank you, Daniel! I'm happy to share my knowledge and experiences with whoever it can benefit on TH-cam.
I believe in myself, but I never make that visible to others.
Wise
@@mayfalltribe4747, if you say so, Thanks!
@@Deductive I meant that it's wise to know it but not speak on it. If you really believe in yourself it shows in your work. Real men believe in good work. Good work comes without boasting or bragging. Good leaders just do their thing and others gravitate towards them.
@@mayfalltribe4747, that's why I didn't brag about anything nor state whether I have achieved something or not, I just shared my philosophy related to the topic of the video.
And I have now seen the all of your speaking videos. Please create more so I may continue learning.
Thank you, Teo. I have a few ideas that I'm considering for future talk show appearances. Perhaps I'll use them for TH-cam videos as well. We will see. Regardless, thank you again for your comments.
@@jefferyford5309 I'm certain whichever ideas you are considering to share will absolutely be worth absorbing. Have you considered doing a live stream and beggining speaking on any topic that comes to mind? Something playful and creative. I can understand easier said than done, though perhaps having another to converse with would assist in the process of creativity.
So, Jeffery, can we conclude that true humility involves the ability to accept oneself and others as they are? I enjoy your genius and love to learn from you.
Your trying to hard brah
Yeah... You do not need to mention to people to subscribe, trust me... I subscribed in the middle of the video. Speaking in general, for me, it was all clear in the first 2-3 minutes 👍👏👏👏
“or your physician, heaven forbid”. lmao. Good one Jeffery! So true.
Here are two other human foibles that are closely related to Dunning-Kruger.
ultracrepidarianism
: "The habit of giving opinions and advice on matters outside of one's knowledge or competence."
and
"Idiot compassion" offering support for ultracrepidarian stories.
Idiocy wears more hats than were found in Gracie Allen's closet.
Ultracrepidarianism? Thy name is Cliff Clavin!
@@jefferyford5309 ROFLMAO I think his picture is shown next to the definition in the dictionary, isn't it? If not, it should probably should be.
Hello Jeffery! I must say that a very wise advice from your father reminded me of a another one by Sir Winston Churchill :” Mr. Attlee is a very modest man. Indeed he has a lot to be modest about.”
Every second video on TH-cam is about Dunning Kruger. Enough already.
I get your point. I made my video over 4 years ago and I made it because I was tired of hearing people over-intellectualize a very basic idea. I wanted to make it easily accessible for everyone to understand.
Great video, very informative. I would like to know though, if temporary, unwarranted confidence coupled with disastrous performance, can be induced by negative emotions and the need to protect oneself against them. Can an emotionally biased perception of a person by an otherwise intelligent and rational individual affect the result of a mental task by the latter whenever the former is involved? Does it reverse when perception changes? Can such an event still be considered a Dunning Kruger Effect?
My apologies if this seems a little too intense but I don't know that much about psychology. I would, however, be honored to be illuminated by your fabulous mind.
Jeffery, I'm a lot more humble than you are. I just wanted to make that clear.
I have no doubt. Your humility sets a high bar for us all!
😆
Thankyou Jeffery, your video has helped me understand the D&K effect much quickly. I had been trying to read and watch many videos and hence stumbled upon your channel. I have subscribed and am really happy to find you.
Rationalists always try to find ways to destroy evidence that strengths in empirical thinking are useful. In this case, D-K is against the value of ‘confidence’, as are proponents of rationality such as Dean Khaneman, who highlight the notion that intuition and confidence are the source of cognitive biases in decision making. But in reality, it is well established that confidence likely builds with the amount of relative expertise (a sense of familiarity) someone has. And people who have more intuition/expertise developed over rationality, may, in fact, have higher confidence, in the low-average IQ range, because they are used to, relatively, many moments, where ideas ‘click’ - when a ‘lot’ of other people (more people than their rationality percentiles; e.g IQ, suggests) around them, stand their scratching their heads. But the D-K effect, is based on 'ability', as measured by tests loaded in the rationality component. While real-time processing involves pre-analytical elements of subconscious intuition/expertise, that precede rationality.
Just wondering Jeffery, what were your strongest ares on the test
I think most would agree that the lower intelligence individuals are usually management types😂
Haha...I don't know about that...there are very intelligent leader-types, I would say...
@@archangecamilien1879 He did say management.....and he is not wrong. I have even seen low intelligent individuals complain about the low intelligence of management.
Lol...I'm not sure how low intelligence people's complaints demonstrate the low intelligence of those they are complaining about...
@@archangecamilien1879 Dunning-Kruger effect. You don't have to be sure for facts to exist. I believe you meant to say "people of low intelligence" and if you didn't, well .....
This guy is gifted
Do you think that this effect is nurtured in schools?
Excellent question. Yes. The poorly performing students are often encouraged by telling them they can do better than they sometimes really can - which is cruel on so many levels ... and the highly achieving students are constantly be dragged down by their surroundings, other students and their own innate knowledge that they are better than this system and level they are stuck in.
there is a man, of whom i am sure you have heard, called chris langan who is estimated to have an iq of around 200, who has complete and utter confidence in his theories, analogies and abilities, often exhibiting quite blatant traits of arrogance. What do you think of him and his paper on the CTMU (his theory of everything that attempts to prove the existence of god)?
You seem over confident in your own intelligence. And it pisses me off when people conflate scoring high on a pattern recognition test with knowledge on topics that are considered “smart.” I don’t know how I stumbled upon this guy, but he’s feeding people a bunch of crap so they can satisfy their need to feel superior.
Chris Langan is delusional. While I’m not a physicist yet, I am a physics student at University of Rochester. As someone who is only an undergrad, I will tell you, the paper is fucking bullshit. It’s designed for people who know nothing about physics to read and feel amazed at how little sense it makes.
He’s making up ridiculous jargon to describe his crack job theories that he has no math, no experimental data, no proof of any degree to back up. This is not a physics paper. This is not a mathematical proof of god. This is intentional obfuscation and rambling with no real purpose.
As for me, I'm pretty sure that I would test below the average on an IQ test. But I digress. In my many years of working, and associating, with a wide variety of many different types of folks, I've seen this Dunning-Kruger Effect manifest itself over and over again. The big difference I see among them all are the varied manifestations of Pride vs. Humility. It's not how smart you are that causes you trouble in life, it's how smart you THINK you are that causes you trouble in life.
I know a lot of people like that
Hi, Ive been fascinated by your videos want to apply your advice in my life. It's enabled me to piece together some unanswered questions and would like some advice if I may? My IQ is of around 135 (I've taken 2 official tests) I was quite shocked to discover this as I was of the average intelligence as a child.
I went through something quite dramatic in which my memory was affected. I was told that the brain can sometimes erase events/information both related and non related to the situation. I truly believe my brain was reprogrammed. I had a higher state of awareness and was able to literally reprogram the brain. I guess when you have the ability to observe your thoughts, you have an awareness when the brain is doing such things as cognitive dissonance. Since the experience 6 years ago, I've done very well in my life financially, I was a very sporty person and although I do it, I'm motivated for the exercise only. I find that I simply have no desire to converse with the majority of people, not because I dislike anyone, but I simply feel I don't gain anything from it and it is too much effort to pretend. This makes me come across as arrogant to a lot of people. I spend more and more time reading alone than socialising and I just feel that people are too predictable and focus on materialistic things. I'm extremely happy and i don't feel angry of the world, I simply feel isolated and my conversations are far too deep and inappropriate when I am socialising in such activities as football. Apologies for the lengthy message, I guess this is therapy to me as I really can't find many people to truly connect with, yet I don't feel lonely and a very confident person....it's confusing me.
I understand every single word od this, you never walk alone
I feel the same. Most days can’t wait to get alone time. Read study think. Don’t like meaningless small talk. Also around 130 iq. Tested i dont feel smart or lonely and also had a transformative experience around 20 years ago. Hmm 🤔
Haha! Your dad sounds like he was a hilarious dude!😂😂😂😂
Yes he was. I miss him everyday.
@@jefferyford5309, What happened to him?
Your father is a genius
i was always worried about proving myself right then wait for the backlash from the person i proved wrong , Then i would be proven wrong. knowing what you dont know is wisdom. jumping to conclutions is always wrong. I always hate the phrase by a manager
"I decided to go with my Gut" ??!! This show lack of critical thinking skills. When I always approch a problem i ask myself "Is there a mathamatical charactoristic element to the problem?" This way one would be wrong fever times and promots critical thinking skills. This is why i like math i just have to work on my spelling.
I totally understand. I rarely ever try to prove myself or my point as being right. I share whatever I desire and have no problem letting things go and letting the other person believe they are correct. Of course, on the job that can't always be done but in my personal life I'd rather be happy than to be seen as being right.
Done sir
High IQ and intelligence does not make A Person Right .
Is that ink a brain with wings?! :-)
Yes, it is. I have 11 tattoos and I'll be doing a video that includes those in the next month or two. I also have a tattoo of Aristotle's Law of Identity!
Can't wait to see those featured! :-)
I'm shit, really really just worthless and insignificant :((((
Dunning-Krugar would probably pee on my broken body, lying there on the floor, after failing to get passed the road on the way to the IQ testing center.
I know a guy with a walnut sized brain he is Gods gift to women, DEAD CERTAIN CONFIDENCE !!
Dunning. Kruger effect is why tros administration is in serious trouble be ause when combined with sociopathy and reprobate character.
Akes it a tragedy
"Jeffery, don't be so humble, your not that good"... What? Are you saying be quietly confident in your ignorance... OK.
This clearly doesn't apply to you.
Man, your ego must be soooooo high
why do you think its important to tell youre greatest accomplishments before you make a point it's about what you are saying not who it's from btw being in 19 different high iq societies is not an accomplishment it's something you were born with and it's more a burden for me personally to have a high iq
I'm not saying you should not be proud you should be
One name comes to mind of someone at the incompetent end of the Dunning Kruger effect scale. The POTUS, Trump.
@Vlasko60 And currently playing with peoples lives. He has apparently retracted his disinfectant suggestions as being sarcastic. We feel reassured that when conducting a briefing presenting critical information on covid 19, he can pop in some sarcasm.
@Vlasko60 I think the only ones who may believe his bollocks that he claimed that he was being sarcastic, would be his deeply deluded indoctrinated supporters. I saw the whole press release, He believed the shite he was talking. He truly believes that he is smart.
His advisers had been telling him for days to stop ad-libbing in the briefings as they were truly damaging his image in the polls. He now seems to have heeded advice.
@Vlasko60 Not huge fan of Trump but Biden disgusts me.