For those who say "IQ is useless, it doesn't measure anything". That is incorrect Its a strong predictor for success. Income, health, longevity and educational level. And a plethora of studies have replicated this result to varying degrees. The only people rail so hard against it is this new age "it's oppressive" BS narrative. IQ has value, maybe not as much as ppl think, but certainly not as little as it's detractors make it out to seem.
I think IQ is more important than memory skills and that’s what the education system tests our memory skills not our overall intellect or our ability to succeed in stressful situations
Exactly. Also an additon. All of the people in the video are far above average (in terms of IQ) Especially those two dudes who always talk inbetween the video.
I answered a work collegue who tried to call me dumb "Talk about yourself not others". The other workers told me that I would be fired that very day and that was when I said incase I am fired then he is really dumb. Prejudice is the problem here
EQ is what organization behavior's professor told her that's what she needs to be a good leader. She is just a mouth piece and not truly understanding what intelligent is.
I sure don't see her signing up for the draft, she doesn't appear to be into any martial training and doesn't carry a weapon. She depends on those stronger to defend her, she's a sheep with an ego.
C -Chemical B- Biological R - Radiological N - Nuclear That is a smart unit where Marine nerds go to. So Tyler is a Marine and a nerd. No wonder he scored higher in the IQ test.
People act like the government doesn’t use science and just uses beefy dumb men to punch each other, there’s lots of manufacturing, nuclear engineering, a shit ton of engineering overall actually, it’s like it’s own tiny society sometimes and every military person I’ve met is very intelligent
I knew the marine would do excellently for a couple of reasons. 1. He speaks articulately and clearly expresses his thoughts. 2. He is completely unfazed by being ranked last cos he knows it doesn't really matter. 3. He does a job that literally requires him to solve actual problems daily. No brainer for me.
Ikr? He struck me as the smartest one. The other ones are probably just good at getting educated... which is a far cry from being actually intelligent. They often overlap but, more often than you probably think, they don't.
He didn't really do excellently. He was tied for 3rd place, putting him directly in the middle. The two under him were a phd (only takes memorization) and an advert worker (easy asf). The one he tied with was literally autistic with adhd. He did okay.
@@Hemzees The actual scores found in the test are bullshit. The only conclusion that can be made is using the relative scores. Comparing a 20 question online test to a real IQ test is stupid. At the end of the day he performed at the same a level as an autist.
The way the marine was able to speak with a clear mind, straight to the point, no bragging, not questioning anyone else's intelligence. I could tell that he was among the more intelligent
"The way the marine was able to speak with a clear mind, straight to the point, *no bragging, not questioning anyone else's intelligence"* One of the very first things he said was that he thought he was the brightest person in the room, lol.
The Marine was confident in himself, and willing to listen to the others with out judgement. The others called him arrogant, and dumb. This shows that felt insecure in themselves, or have no clue what the military does.
Exactly, the field he works in very serious and these guys are very knowledgeable in handling chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) attacks. The military has to operate even in these conditions. These guys are subject matter experts and know how to properly detect (CBRN) threats and protect personnel through active training and management in these scenarios. Just watch videos on people affected by nerve agents or nuclear radiation and you'll see the importance of having them around.
I honestly thought he was going to rank higher. But it’s good that he moved up and the IQ test doesn’t test for practical skills, I’m sure he would have surpassed a lot of these guys with that alone.
He was defensive of being downgraded. The female who had to list all her degrees and tell everyone how important her job is just felt like she was overcompensating. Meanwhile the Harvard Grad didn't make a big deal about going to an elite school.
The other panellists preconceptions towards the marine was pretty much based on:- Sexism, Racism, and Elitism. Who knew?..... America _is_ full of Bigots! it's just not always the ones the media is always harping on about.
The CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) requires one to have a thorough knowledge of chemistry, biology, meteorology, nuclear physics, and have extensive math skills. So as soon as I heard that was his specialty, I knew he was going to score very high one the IQ test.
Yeah, to get a job like that, you need at least a 90 on the Asvab. I'm a former 0311 which is an infantry rifleman. You can get my occupation with a 30 something on the asvab. Smartest guy I ever met in the military was an Air Force guy who was a 9S100 (Science application specialist). This guy worked on nuclear weapons and made a 99 on his Asvab. He also confirmed that he had a 160 IQ from a test he took and I legit believed him because he also had a photographic memory and remembered EVERYTHING.
@@jaydaigre1023 I saw 113 and knew I was right. In the days of the internet, it takes only moments to call out a bullchitter. You may have served, if you did honor your service and stop trying to build yourself up to something you are not. The highest ASVAB score that a candidate can achieve is 99. However, this is almost impossible to achieve given the sheer difficulty of the ASVAB exam. Top-performing candidates often achieve a score well into the 70s with only a small minority achieving scores in either the 80s or 90s. Given the minimum ASVAB scores - which fall into the 30s - it is not necessary to achieve a score of 99. Most candidates who score well into the 60s can safely assume to have done well and will be in with a high chance of being selected to enlist in the US military.
Set aside intelligence, Tyler spoke more like an adult than did the rest of them and obviously it was Maria who sounded like a teenager. That was telling.
We recently learned that a lot of rich kids believed they were selected in their preferred college but really their parents paid to get their dumb kid in. Seeing the criminals only getting light punishments means it won't stop
Today with the left, vulgar language, toddler tantrums, being insulting, childish arguing, are considered "righteous" and "proof" that you are right. When the argument goes south, just scream "you're reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeecist"
Army took me from angry teen that liked music and nature to a PHD in Applied Animal Behavior. The books haven’t served me near as well as my 10 years in the US ARMY
Tyler's IQ was only 5 less than the highest IQ there and that guy was a Harvard grad, but the PHD in biology was 19 points LESS than Tyler. In fact, not a single person scored in her range. The closest one was still 9 points above her.
“Can only certain people do your job?” ...The military has physical and mental standards to meet before you you can even get in. So YES. Not everyone can do his job.
Based on CDC data I can guarantee at least 35% of the adults in the U.S. can't do his job. I've been to MEPS and seen a lot guys get denied for things like being allergic to shell fish.
@@rjackso0831 Damn then I really wouldn't make it cause I found out about a week or two ago that I have a moderate to severe allergic reaction to shellfish :') (Same with pollen and certain types of trees. Basically outdoors is a no go sadly, especially during spring and summer ;-;)
As a fellow Marine, when my boy said he only knew IQ tests existed and the “I” stood for “intelligence”, I CLAPPED 😂 That girl Maria was putting him down the whole time but my boy came through 😤👏🏽
Bro wasn't even paying attention to the ranking by the others cos he knew none of it mattered. All that mattered was his ability which he surely demonstrated.
I'm pretty sure most of them based if off education with Yale being the only exception. Software Developer said it was hard for her to look past the education part.
Black BLM brainwashed girl has no regard for the army. Or in other words, the men who have been shredded in combat to provide her the privilege to even say that shit. What an obnoxious cretin.
From the second Maria was talking about her PhD, I knew she wouldn't rank very high on the IQ test. She reminds me a lot of the "trained" geeks in your class who'd memorize an entire book for an exam, score highest in fields like history and geography but gets lost as soon as you ask them to write an algorithm. Memorized knowledge gives an illusion of intelligence and reality hits quickly as soon as a memorized problem has a different variable.
Professional regurgitators who can't process, implement or apply complex ideas/concepts. Sad thing is the modern workforce is made to cater to highly credentialed but absolutely average minds. People who usually deep dive into office politics over engaging in value-adding work.
My in-person social interactions are all based off of recited and memorised interactions and reactions. Hence why when anything slightly different happens from what I had prepared for, I malfunction like a broken pc. And if someone talks to me while I'm on the phone or at the cashier etc, my brain spazzes and end up screwing up both interactions. Idk y but your comment made me think about that and what it could mean 🤔
@@frogosplayer1 my comment isn't to diss or diminish people who memorize and struggle to adapt, rather to highlight how easily amassed knowledge can give an illusion of intelligence. And in Maria 's case, blow her ego out of proportion.
Tyler just made the entire military proud! Maria followed a linear path that nearly anyone can do, but only the most adaptable, brave, bold can protect and lead a country. Well done Tyler you will accomplish great things, keep up the grind!
I hate it to break it to you, we in the millitary have a lot of tests that are similar to those iq tests. He had way more practice solving those tasks, so his real iq would be at least 10-20 points lower
"You're dumb!" and it's variants, regardless of how highly polished, are like attacking him with a squirt gun at a pool party. As an enlisted Marine, he gets worse roasts from his friends when they are talking about his choice of beer.
For real that’s what I said in my head watching this video as well... he’s very obviously the most emotionally intelligent and in control person in the room, I figured that would translate into true intellect and reasoning as well
I was thinking the same thing. I truly feel like if they HAD done an "EQ Test" as well he would have scored even higher than he did. While Maria on the other hand would probably still be last.
@@Irockskinnieslol1 unlike that self righteous asshole who used that to try to quantify IQ 🙄. She would scored low on that and then tried to discredit that after she referenced it 🤦🏽
@@Irockskinnieslol1 'the most emotionally intelligent' - the first thing he says (after everyone states they have 'better' education qualifications than him) is "I think intelligence is about adaptability not someone's education". Now what he said could be true, but someone with high EQ does not say that in such a context. In what world is this guy high EQ?
Honestly I think it's pretty impressive that Maria even managed to get a PhD while being only barely above average intelligence. It's either a testament to her work ethics or to how much her supervisors wanted her to pass... But then again, it's biology, the crayon eaters of STEM.
Higher education often requires work ethic over intelligence. Dudes who never open a book and graduate are the ones to look out for. These are people who can understand concepts instead of just remember the bullet points.
@@paddenstoel95 I feel called out. I don't read those damn books and rarely care about submitting assignments. I even turn in my exams in 15-20 mins and tell the teacher what my grade is and that's exactly what I get 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Delimon007 Same, refuse the books, never needed them. The constant pushing from the uni to get them makes it more a matter of principle at this point haha.
Tyler's score is actually more impressive than people give him credit for. He was only a few points behind a Harvard grad. He didn't have the education to help him at all so his natural intelligence is quite high.
A huge proportion of military occupations are FAR more challenging mentally as well as physically compared to the vast majority of slimey civilian jobs and college grad jobs typically aren't more mentally challenging.
@@wjerame Very true as people (erroneously imo) define education as that process of sitting in classrooms, appeasing the demands if whoever is up front and finishing with a piece of paper that purports to provide verifiable proof of something. I prefer General Patton's definition of education: "Untutored courage is useless in the face of educated bullets." Not a comprehensive definition for sure, but the essense is clearly implied: It needs to be USEFUL in an intense and highly COMPETITIVE environment. Try using competitive and education in the same sentence today and the Woke police will put you at the top of their cancel culture purge list.
@@wjerame eh? Education actually does, you can't be intelligent and use knowledge as a tool if you have no reference of what it is that you should be using. There's no such thing as common sense because everyone has their own connotation of that common sense is.
@@wjerame Like I said, you can't have general intelligence without a reference backing it up. People who didn't have formal education still used knowledge as a means of a tool to innovate or use with it. They simply became more aware because they had time to think. In this day in age in public school in my experience, students are 1. Distracted, 2. Unmotivated to really want to learn the subject, 3. Slowed down when it comes to learning and 4. Worked to the bone 8 hours a day, for months. Besides, majority of the choices that you make have an influence on you weither you're aware or not. The people we claim to have high IQs are exactly the same people who have low iqs, but only know certain things that we deem should be "acceptable" academic disciplines to be considered intelligent. In this case here, your "general intelligence", Common sense, innovative or simply being creative. If almost every single person can be creative in certain ways, then everyone can be considered intelligent by default. The only reasons we compare each other is because 1. We're unaware of our perception (beliefs) and 2. We compete with each other inorder to dominate our environment/survive. To me, the only thing that being "intelligent" is, is just having a title. Anything else could just be someone's opinion or universal fact.
The Marine probably has the highest emotional intelligence out of all of them...They were condescending and insulting towards him, and he did not react negatively. That shows a high degree of emotional awareness, self confidence, and being grounded. The fact that he outperformed these people on the IQ test AS WELL, is kind of delicious!
He's an enlisted specialist in the Corp. These dweebs couldn't ever imagine an insult or a way to mock him that would even remotely affect him. He might as well be made of Teflon compared to them.
100%. Just shows you even when they they to spin 'there's more to a person than IQ, there's EQ' well you failed that too Mrs PhD holla. 😂 Stop judging people and looking down at them for education, which today, seems to be more and more about training good little drones than actual critical thinking.
These fuckin Marxists man, love changing language and calling it their own lol. We used to have words for their "emotional intelligence." Called "maturity" and "adulthood" lol
Out of all of these people Tyler and Ray were quiet, calm and composed. Tyler took all the hate very well and Ray took all the appreciation very well, both of them were quite and only started speaking when necessary and were listening to everyone attentively.
The military guy spoke very well, was not judgemental, and I'm guessing his job requires a lot of possibly technical problem solving. Maria went based off of assumptions about both herself and others, not a sign of deep, analytical thinking. She spoke the most but said the least.
CBRN defense specialists are tasked with making sure that Marines going into an area which could expose them to chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear threats are able to protect themselves. Basically, if he doesn't do his job right a lot of people are going to die a slow and painful death. Also, depending on his specific billet, he may even be the person sent in to identify exactly _what_ the threat is. Not something you send in some random knuckle dragger to do. Another thing that depends on his specific billet would be something a friend of mine did back in the day (not sure if it's still done because it's pretty messed up even if it is completely voluntary). He got injected with a _relatively_ mild nerve agent, made to run a warehouse spanning obstacle course, and then had to choose the correct neutralizing agent after assessing the symptoms he was _in the process of experiencing_.
Now I mainly only know the Army side of things but he for sure would need quick and critical thinking in a real time event especially supplying/distributing chemical protective measures to his unit. Maria especially was basing her views strictly on education, education having nothing to do with how smart people are but rather well they can memorize answers for a test.
It baffles me that people think military people are unintelligent lol. Like they literally have their lives and that of their military families on the line and that’s not for stupid or ignorant people.
It's funny Maria keeps bringing up eq yet she started off telling everyone why she immediately thought they were dumb. While coming across unaware that she was still being the most insulting
Yes, and the fact that she wrote off Tyler solely for his disposition. If she had any sense of "EQ" she'd know there's much more to a person than how they speak
I have a PhD and I am a pretty regular person. Normal job, just grinding as everyone else. I am very specialized in one field. That's it! But the most inteligent person that I ever met in my life so far was my granpa. Barely knew how to write is name, but man! He was a machine in logic and solving problems in his old little farm. No calculations, only observation and skill forged by life.
Right? My grandpa had only a 3rd grad education before he had to stop to work on the farm. The man was an immigrant who spoke 4 languages, had bookshelves full of books, and built a business from the ground up after coming to the US with just the clothes on his back. Hands down the smartest man I ever knew and could fix anything, work through any problem.
I used to work for a guy , in construction , he was really switched on sorting out setouts etc, I had to use a bit of trig to sort it out, he used 3,4,5 triangles etc to get stuff 90 deg etc in setouts, he was pretty switched on , then 1 day I found out he couldnt read.... could understand setout drawings but had to ask me what the labels were etc, shocked me to the core that a guy who I considered really intelligent, slipped through the cracks of the education system and could not read....
I'm retired military USAF I was a mechanic which sounds simple. However, they taught me everything from gasolne/desiel motors, blowers, compressors,electronics,turbin engines, refridgeration, AC/heaters, circuit cards and how to trouble shoot while reading schematics and wireing diagrahms. It taught me how to work and manage supply chain situations, program management situations also it gave me classes in each phase of my career in management and leadership. Finally it taught me how to meld people from different culters to work as a team, but if you look at my job title I was a mechanic.
In 1968 I was a Field Artillery Fire Control-man, the title just doesn't bother to go into the math, surveying, meteorology, chemistry, and cartography. The math is what I remember being the worst for (only HS graduate) for me. I still don't get how you can just toss a number out of a deflection/met equation and then pick it up later when/if you need it. MASTER GUNNERY SERGEANT LARGENT said so----that made it good enough for me.
Maria was salty. I love it. And the Marine saying "I stands for intelligence" is the most Marine thing ever. I'm a veteran and know tons of people like him. Some of the smartest people I have ever known were in combat arms in the Army and Marines.
The problem is, you can get through any program if you study hard enough and you're good at retaining information, but being a STEM PhD does not in any way mean that you are more capable of making decisions based on evidence, in areas outside of your PhD. I mean, she should be proud of getting a PhD with what is technically almost an academic handicap, she has dedication 🤷
We're really in trouble if a good chunk of people going into STEM fields think a particular certificate or job title equals intelligence. A lot of folks seem to think education is proof of intelligence... but as someone who's never struggled to pass a test I can say for certainty those tests were not an evaluation of my intelligence, more like a test of memory and reading skills which are only a small piece of overall intelligence imo. I just got a laugh when she was claiming her PhD and her title of "scientist" as proof, but then most of what she said seemed kind of callous and ignorant of other areas of life and intelligence. I really think people who are convinced they're super smart are actually very limited in their scope and ability to understand other perspectives, so they really think they're above everyone else. Kind of like the Duning Kruger effect... the more you know, the more aware of your lack of knowledge you become, so you're likely to be more humble than the ignorant person who believes they've achieved greatness.
Notice also how biology girl, who purposefully valued emotional intelligence more than other types, assumed the military guy didn't have much emotional intelligence, yet when he was ranked lowest by them he handled it with stride, while when she was ranked lowest by grade, anyone could immediately tell she was pissed.
@Tracchofyre wow you’re just as bad as Maria, she had prejudice against him just for not going to higher education and you have prejudice against woman just for being woman.
@Tracchofyre “I have prejudice against younger woman” anything u say after this is invalid, u cannot justify prejudice. I change my statement, u’re worse than Maria cause at least she’s not hateful intentionally but u r.
@@menace2819 i aggree with tracc here, while i predjudice isn't good in the first place, and while i dont really support it, he has a good reason to have the outlook that he does. you just dont understand different views based on experiances.
Lot of people don't understand the difference between being clever, and having intelligence. He was intelligent, the others on the other hand were clever
@@Dunderfut Exactly. Being intelligent and clever are entirely different things. You can study and learn to speak well but that does not equal intelligence. Intelligence is about resourcefulness and the ability to solve problems. Formal educations for the most part delude and ruin someone's development. As Aba said life is more dynamic it's not just a test. I think that they greatly under rated the military guy. I will say this I think that the Harvard dude is probably the most intelligent but he also handicapped himself by trying to sound PC and putting the social media guy ahead of the military guy.
@@pittaaaabread preach on playa. I scratch my head too many times talking to people like them. I'm thinking in the back of my head, aren't you a college grad? Like the fk?
The most disciplined person in the room. Remained calm when they questioned his intelligence, and waited for the results. These people wanted to question the results of the test once they were proved wrong. Regardless of what it measures, you still ranked lower. Swallow your pride, this is why you got your rank.
That's why i fuck with the military and the my little poney guy. They are disciplined and chill no matter what. It's cocky ones that got ofended asf and jumped with a bunch of excuses .
There's a common unconscious bias against people in the military, specifically in terms of intelligence... and most especially by members of the Left. Of course, it's not the only way in which many Leftists are biased against military personnel. (I expect it's a major part of why Tulsi did so poorly in the Dem. Pres. primaries. In spite of her demonstrated intelligence, they couldn't get past their OTHER prejudices... OR their own cognitive dissonance that she's smarter than the vast majority of them... definitely including Biden, Harris, Bloomberg, and Sanders.)
Bro I’m shook they were coming at the military guy like that, he presented hun self as a very intelligent individual. Even his definition of intelligence was not only on point, but articulate.
@@nickn437 It just blows my mind that people are actually able to allow their perception to be that molded my main stream stereo types. I also believe that the fact that he had the least education & was in the military was a big part of their judgment of him. I get that, but it also seems very clear to me that he’s highly intelligent & opened minded. Similarly, the woman who ranked in with the smaller Iq, seemed small minded w/ a clouded perception.
@@sannicelesteobsidian4325 I feel like after just a couple sentences I could already tell he was at the very least, well spoken. Afterwards it almost felt obvious that he was one of the smartest there.
It's funny how the black girl was all confident until the results, then all of a sudden she suffers with severe dyslexia. This lot seemed to confuse ego with IQ.
Nah "really sever dyslexia" which I straight up disbelieve because that prevents most moderatly dyslexic people from going to college, nevermind getting a degree. Unless she wants to aknowledge her privilege of being one of the rare few to be able to get a lot of expensive software, technology & extra help, private tutors etc to help her catch up to her peers? The symptoms of dyslexia don't impact on IQ tests nearly as much as standardised testing in educational settings. My main drawback was/is working memory but apart from reading comprehension of the questions, dyslexia barely impacts IQ tests, in fact we usually have better visual & reasoning skills, so tend to perform above average in those type of alternative tests. Obviously if I wasn't dyslexic my IQ test result would be higher but it doesn't magically make me look like a dunce! As you say they seem more bothered by appearance & ego rather than actual facts & logic. Which is ironic really considering the focus of this video. I would be willing to bet her emotional problems & biased thinking hold her true potential back much more than her dyslexia, no matter how severe her symptoms actually are.
Retired military. Cognitive tests in 2019 revealed an IQ of 146. I'm probably the least smartest person in the company save for one or two engineers. No matter how smart you think you are, there's always going to a 9-year-old Korean who can beat you in StarCraft.
I have the same IQ as you and all it really seems to do is make me sad when I watch the news and friends making easily predictable bad decisions. :-) And makes me aware that I don't know A TON of things.
The military guy's southern drawl also played a role in how others looked at him! People tend to think those from the South aren't as smart as other parts of the country.
@@mygraphicprocess365 Quote: "Having a high education doesn't mean you are smart." Example: "Here's an example of someone I know who has a high education but isn't smart." Random YTer: "That example doesn't work."
so ironic how self-professed high-EQ Maria seemed emotionally clueless as to how her arrogance and bias would come off to most people lol I’m in a graduate school program, but I know there are idiots everywhere in life. I’m not special just because I like formal education. Education is not anywhere close to a perfect correlation with intelligence
I have a MS in electrical engineering, and have found the dumbest people are often the ones with degrees. I have encountered more intelligent, gifted and talented people doing jobs that require no education, than I have working with those in my field with multiple degrees. That electrician with his journeyman is often better suited to solving the problems than that kid with his PhD in electrical engineering.
Anyone who's done a graduate program should know that PhDs are just people who chose the academia professional route. They are not smarter by virtue of having a PhD. Anyone can get a PhD.
@@ShaferHart As someone with no formal education I will admit that schooling does take a level of dedication that I've never obtained, tho there are many factors that led to my outcome it still stood I never really did well in school mostly due to my lack of dedication for it. I do commend people who get through school and wouldn't take it lightly but I don't believe it changes the final outcome of what you can become.
When she started saying about common sense, street smarts, etc. She was just putting herself even lower without realising it because military guy has more of all that than any of the others. She is the typical "I'm better than you" type that will make excuses the minute someone does better.
The moment soldier boy started speaking about what he does in the Marine Corps he dropped his arms as opposed to keeping them crossed and had a more positive stance about him.Shows that dude is not only proud of what he does but that it gives him great comfort.
That man Tyler is SHITTING on these people, its almost comical watching these people try so hard while Tyler is genuinely a intelligent individual. he doesn't talk down to others and his emotional intelligence is strong he doesn't take anything these people say to hart and when they tried to joke about his background he laughed and even added to the jokes. If your roasting someone and they laugh and start roasting themselves that's a sign your dealing with someone who isn't about to be bullied and will most likely turn the tables on you.
@@SkyKingAzure im pretty sure that even if those were things said to this dude, this is a cakewalk because hes essentially chilling and under no level of stress whatsoever...
I think she's the kind of "academic" person who finished her education by memorizing every word in the books, but lacks the understanding and ability to use the information.
She is literally all education just like a lot of people. In my experience women tend more to be like that and then be arrogant about their intelligence. Lots of men like that too but still it’s more common for women.
@@jakobwing9660 it's irony, if you ask women, they will put education on pedestal, but it almost feels like they can't think for themselves but being told what is right and what is wrong, the right definition of being educated
While I do agree that she is extremely arrogant and an outright POS, it would be quite difficult to earn a PhD with just rote memorization. Hard Work > Intelligence
God damn this was so satisfying. Had me laughing out loud. I was so frustrated watching through it, watching the military guy constantly rated last, just because he only had a high school diploma and was in the military. Some of the most intelligent people I know work the most dead end jobs, barely made it out of high school and didn't pursue higher education. None of that means anything, as those kinds of pursuits aren't for everyone or suited to everyone. And thank god, because we need tradespeople and those doing hard labor jobs more than we need another academic scientist. I couldn't fucking believe one of the women (who later went on to save face for falling low on the IQ test) even made a comment that she doesn't rate the military highly, further brining the guy down. The audacity, the ignorance, the disrespect. It says a lot about that guy that he didn't go into kill mode and dismantle them, before or after the IQ test, because he had every right to be that way. He's the kind of person we need more of in the world.
@@henrykid1393look at the world, identify problems, make your way to the root of one single problem, and educate yourself to learn things that can give you tools to fix that kind of problem. Bonus if you see on the formal education what's needed.
IQ doesn't make you smarter or anything lol, it tests your ability to pick up patterns, pick up similarities in things, and your ability to learn things quicker. It's not really a "my number is higher so I'm much smarter/better than her!" since someone who is below the line of mental retardation for IQ or especially those who are on the Autism spectrum can still out skill someone in a specific subject to a massive degree but not be able to pick up others very well. It's that old saying "Judge a fish to climb a tree and you'll think it's the biggest waste of matter in the universe."
he said hes a C.B.R.N.specialist "pronounced seaburn". that means hes been trained in chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear warfare operations. hes no dummy.
@@crestfire8008 I’m a CBRN specailist as well in the Marine Corp. Biological warfare would be anything that exist or created to intentionally harm a group of people or person. Categorized by bacteria, viruses, rickettsia, fungi, or toxins. There is a bit to it, so I recommend looking it up if you are interested
@@harrisonbuck2749 even if there's a virus released, what can the military do? It's ultimately up to the medical and pharmaceutical to save us from a virus. What role does military play?
@@crestfire8008 organizing evacuations, setting up barriers and barricades, field hospitals, logistical support, infrastructure. The doctors and nurses can work safely knowing the necessities are ready is due to the military supply chain mechanism ensuring that it works.
Maria came across as by far the least emotionally intelligent person in the group. Tyler actually displayed empathy by understanding why the others would rank him last. The irony. The Dunning-Kruger effect. So satisfying to see her hit with reality.
@Brian Takam Tyler displayed the confidence and clinical detachment typical of someone trained to be that way. He's also only 21, so is perhaps not as poised as a 30-year-old. None of that strikes me as arrogant. He certainly didn't come across as more arrogant than Maria, who clearly thought she was the smartest person in the room (she only chose someone else as #1 because it was more socially acceptable). Her body language was screaming her anger after the results came out (the head shake, the pursed lips), and she made excuses to justify her placement. That's arrogance after it's confronted with reality.
@Brian Takam Yeah, of course I'm making assumptions. I am 100% assuming intentions. I'm reading her body language and using my own common sense and experience to judge her words and actions. I could very well be wrong; maybe she just has terrible body language and mannerisms and I'm reading her the opposite of the way she really is. I never called her a snake, I just said she was doing the socially acceptable thing. I also don't know what you're referring to when you say "the criteria of Tyler's own test." Are you talking about how he didn't know anything about IQ tests? Because that's a matter of knowledge, not of intelligence. Or are you talking about the ASVAB? I don't understand what you mean if that's the case. He got an outstanding score on that test and understands exactly what it is. To be clear, people don't dislike Maria for her "confidence," they dislike her for discounting Tyler for shallow reasons.
If you spend time around ex military people or even some current military people, especially the enlisted, you'll find they're a lot smarter than you think. Sadly, however, many are very unlucky.
Raises hand , high IQ prior military IT/Cyber. Entered at 19 didn't do no degree or certs while in but still was doing the job but I fckd up on the network 😭 unlucky asf
Even judging Tyler by Maria's metrics: He showed higher "EQ", common sense, and "street smarts"... She had the option of getting off her high horse but chose instead to get dropped and stomped by it. *"wE mAkE cOvID tEsTs!"*
Yet she calls him arrogant and then at the end of her praising herself when she mentions the covid test and does a little dance it's almost as if she is trying to say... you all should thank me that u are alive... anyone else feel that?? Just me?
Tyler the marine's body language looks to be roughly the same before and after the test results were revealed. Doesn't take it hard (or to heart) when others rank him last and doesn't get inflated or lord it over others when he's ranked higher. From what I can see, he knows who he is, has a fair estimation of his abilities, and isn't unduly swayed by the opinions of others or the results of the test. He also shows more empathy than some both by not rubbing their misjudgment in their faces and by indicating that, yeah, he can see why they'd rank him as they did.
Nobody seems to talk about ray. The guy was quiet and observing, he didn't interfere. You can tell he is REALLY really intelligent along side the marine
I read the book "Emotional Intelligence," by Daniel Goleman years ago. Emotional intelligence can be a strong indicator of success, but it is not the same thing as intellectual intelligence. To say that "emotional intelligence, street smarts, and IQ combine to determine intelligence" is just a misunderstanding of the basic definition of intelligence, and I'm glad the girl with the PhD got last. The military man showed his intellectual capabilities in just showing that he understood what the definition of intelligence was.
Fun fact, the guy in the military I believe said he was in "CBRN" which stands for "Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear" He is trained to handle all of those situations. Definitely a smart man.
For real though, as soon as I heard him say that I knew he was gonna be in the higher rankings. It’s just these ignorant people with him didn’t know what that job actually entails or they probably would have ranked him higher.
@@someretardontheinternet I mean if you can’t even explain accurately what your job description is, for sure you’re quite weak in communication skills.
He wasn't anxious or twitchy, he was direct, and his head looks like a potato. That's all going to throw people off, especially anxious, twitchy people who think being anxious and twitchy makes you smart.
My mom got a masters in Chemistry and has been a high school teacher for 30 years. She always said I got my intelligence from my dad who only (comparatively) had a bachelors in Zoology.
I agree but you get out of college what you put in. Internships, clubs, communities, research assignments. This is coming from someone who didn't put alot of effort in college.
Couldn't agree more. But, it can give a smart person the chance to really excel. That's why higher education shouldn't be dismissed, but it must not be the standard for intelligence. I remember when my graduating class was tested for TAG(Talented and Gifted) classes. Six of us out of 100 made it. My schoolmate that was a professor at University of Cincinnati was not one of the kids in those classes, but another who ended up teaching high school math in our home town was right there with us.
I know a few friends with college degrees two with more than one however that piece of paper only opened more doors but it definitely didn't make them smarter. Some people are simply intelligent and coast through things while others are not but blessed with drive and determination therefore struggle to get there.
I really loved how you emphasized how the military gives you so much transferable training that can make you formidable in the civilian world and how much it helps with problem-solving skills. I was a US Army Combat Medic, and afterwards I used my Army scholarships to study Registered Nursing up to Bachelor level, and I didn't learn a single thing in my college studies that I hadn't already learned and faced head-on on the military side. When we'd do out practice at the hospital, I would be so much more confident and quuick-thinking than my peers cause I had already faced multiple scenarios where I had critical care patients in a high-stress environment, far beyond the level of stuff you'dd see in the civilian world short of a mass-casualty scenario like, say, a gas explosion, massive car crash or mass shooting. I felt REALLY bad for how they piled on the military dude, and it was especially unfair cause he was right out of high school! He was the baby of the group, even if he were going to college he'd still be below all of them education-wise! And yet, the way he described IQ was the most spot-on of everyone there, and he felt to me like the most reliable one in terms of him knowing what to do in an emergency situation, which is the ultimate measure of IQ and problem solving, IMHO.
@@hydrolito I was curious on what the average was, and a couple different sites had 90-109 as average, and others said 85-115 is average. So, she might be just above average, or just barely within the high end of average...
@@redlandz1977 100 is average. Each 15 points is a standard deviation from the mean, which makes 115 at about the top 20% of the population in terms of intelligence. Someone with an IQ of 130 is at the top 1%. All of these people are extremely intelligent relative to a random population sample, and people would tend to not assume that a marine with just a diploma would have a genius level IQ.
@@nirhalef2853 check out this description www.neuroscientia.com/2017/12/what-does-iq-score-of-112-mean.html Which basically says she’s of average intelligence. She’s not ignorant, she’s learned a lot, but IQ isn’t really a measurement of what you’ve learned. When all is said and done, when you look at the bell curve, she’s past the middle... but not at the top. Sure, she’s smarter than a lot of people, but she’s still average... everyone else was “above average”...
I met a few with PhD while going for an interview, I aced it, but when I was working with that PhD dude, they only know their specific stuff and not all the other stuff needed to work with day to day programming. 😂😂 I had freaking teach that class. 😂😂
Even if EQ isn't a real thing, I'm floored that Maria said Tyler had the lowest EQ of the group. He's standing there, calm, collected, incredibly quick and articulate in what he says, and even as literally all of them roast him he doesn't show a sign of being bothered by it. HOW IS THAT LOW EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE WHAT.
They view stoicism and a calm demeanor as being arrogant, insecure, or toxically masculine. They view emotional and outgoing people as highly emotionally intelligent people. BTW, as another comment mentioned "EQ" is just made up bullshit created by a journalist apparently.
Having a Ph.D makes you (likely) the most knowledgeable person in the room in regards to your field, that's it. Intelligence and knowledge are not the same thing.
Old times: people studying graduate schools have a passion for learning. Modern times: people studying in graduate schools because they have the money.
Not passion of learning. To have better position in job market or to be able have job in area that they realy like. For example you can be programer without school and get the job (there are tests anyway) but with paper is easier to go out from first HR cv checking (Not all people will be invite to interview ), and in some job like lawer papers are neccesary.
I m sorry, I know this is a joke, but it s not good to romanticize the past, modern times and the old times incorporate both of these realities, there is no clear cut separation. And I think that is important to acknowledge, because it shows how the educatinal sistems of the world are very slow in their evolution and that, I think, is the actual problem we are facing.
Ironically Maria spoke so much of having EQ but she doesn’t have any and Tyler had the most. The fact Maria made it through life with out being punched by humbleness is amazing and not in a good way.
She has luck she lives in modern western society where women don't get touched. Not saying you should go around assault people, but there is some assholes out there male and female that need to be humbled down.
No disrespect to our stoic hero, but I'd say Raymond and Kayley were neck and neck for that, from the impressions I got. Both seemed a bit more aware, and probably able to act with sensitivity to other people going through tough emotions. Tyler, although stable as a rock, would probably be a little lost with what to do.
That was Karma in full force what happened to Maria, People like her think they are above most everyone. People with low IQ's can actually amaze you in a positive manner.
Instead of saying “hey you know what, we were wrong for assuming that the military guy was an idiot. Maybe my PHD or bachelors doesn’t make me intellectually superior. This is a humbling experience and I’ll learn from this” They went to “well the IQ test is faulty and it doesn’t mean much anyways”. The nerve of these people 🤦♂️
And you know they would be singing a different tune if they scored higher. Even the Harvard grad said that the IQ test is just testing a form of intelligence.
Amazing how Sada has a Bachlor degree from Yale and in Finance but after test says she has Dyslexia and has problems with tests. Wonder how she graduated from Yale or did they just give her the degree unearned.
@@patrickdurst3495 Bullshit. I have seen her speak in many occasions and she clearly is smart and articulate but nobody likes her left leaning way of thinking but since when were Ivy League schools not producing left leaning students?
Maria be like: "Intelligence is IQ, EQ, and common sense combine together" IQ test: lowest EQ: proceeds being arrogant and insecure Common sense: "I thought we were gonna look at social media"
Yeah as some one whos been to Uni and graduate with a first honnor I can say for certain that education definitely doesn't automatically make you smart...so many dumb asses graduate
@@danielcraig9666 That's bullshit, go get one then, hell try getting into a PhD program. PhD's are some of the hardest professional degrees to get. She has a PhD in cancer biology, not some liberal arts area of study, that's not easy. She's just proof that intelligence in one area doesn't mean intelligence in all areas. For example Ben Carson is a brilliant neurosurgeon, but a dummy everywhere else.
@@DarrinSK yeah so a lot of people aren’t completely to blame, they got bad advice and were given a shit start. That’s why I didn’t call him anything worse than a dummy.
I love how Maria gave "humble" and "modest" as reasons for rating the Asian guy 1st place, then she proceeds to brag her ass out about her achievements to justify her 2nd place...
CBRN Defence Specialist is Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear defence, its a highly skilled role. They made assumptions about whether anyone could do his job but they had no idea what it was that he did.
exactly! like Aba said they think the military is pushups and shooting guns all day lol. Tyler and the Asain dude is probably the only one that would've been able to keep up with the slowest and weakest Grunt. the rest of them...helll nooo
Came here to say EXACTLY THIS, thank you! CBRN Defense Specialist is an *extremely* high aptitude MOS that requires not only a very high level of analytical problem solving & logic but can often require it on the fly & under intense pressure, considering lives are on the line. The moment he said he was a CBRN Specialist, I had no doubt he was going to test high.
@@gluttonousmachina2961 One could be stupid when signing up for the military, but with all the free schooling the government provides, one could become smart 💁🏽♀️
She doesn't even realize that if EQ (emotional) was a thing she'd still score low. She used psychological projection of her own arrogance on the white military guy for whatever reason to establish superficial disdain and believe he was 'stupid'. As a side note I have heard EQ used scientifically to describe general intelligence of different species in a study which analyzed brain size to body ratio. Not sure if it's established, however. It stands for encephalization quotient (EQ) and can be discovered by searching for crows.
One girl ranked our Marine boy 6th in possible intelligence because she has “issues with the military”. The logic in that made me laugh and I wasn’t surprised that she scored lower than him.
Yup more or less what people think. I’m a AMP certified mechanic for helicopters and jets but for some reason people think I’m dumb as hell. I would pay to watch these people do what I did in the marines under the same stress level.
As a veteran I had experiences where I've been judged while in college by some who believe that if you join it's because you weren't smart enough to do anything else. But what they fail to realize is that we have doctors, enginners, pilots, cybersecurity, intelligence, and so many other positions that take years to learn and unless you go officer you're learning it in a fraction of the time. We can adapt to any situation and in any environment while having the most stressful job in America. When we go to college while we're in we doing 8 week semesters instead of the average 16 which means most of us are doing 6 classes per semester while working 8 to 12 hour days. So the next time you say or hear someone comment that the military is for people who were too stupid to do something else, just remember this.
reactions after the test dont really matter imo. everyone at the top was being humble, saying the test was just a test. everyone at the bottom said the same thing for a different reason.
Sada at least had leverage on her side. She scored within the top 3 scores by tying with the marine. People have the appearance that she did worse because of the way they seated her in the fourth chair. No, she was actually a part of the "smart" kids.
I'm not religious but this Bible passage applies: “When someone invites you to a wedding feast, do not take the place of honor, for a person more distinguished than you may have been invited. If so, the host who invited both of you will come and say to you, ‘Give this person your seat.’ Then, humiliated, you will have to take the least important place. But when you are invited, take the lowest place, so that when your host comes, he will say to you, ‘Friend, move up to a better place.’ Then you will be honored in the presence of all the other guests."
@@richardwetzeliii4195 you might want to watch it again. She blamed race for her lower anticipated spot and afterwards she said standardized test were racist and said she was negatively affect by her disability, which she never brought up before the test.
I think just about everyone got offended at his statement, "not everyone can do my job". But he stated a fact. There are some jobs in the military that not just anyone can perform.
Right?? Also, she specifically asked him if everyone could do his job, expecting him to say yes. Even though if she was asked the same question she would have said not everyone can do her job
Thank you for bringing up the military prejudice! I was in a career field that was the top 5% of military which is already a small percent of the population and it's crazy to think that people assume everyone in the military is a grunt.
EQ is not a thing. There's intelligence and then there's an aptitude for a skill. What some call EQ is the skill at interpersonal interaction, be it the ability to read other people or to manipulate them. As with any skill, intelligence helps but it is not the most important quality. Aptitude and experience is much more important. The reason why intelligence is so impactful is because intelligence is universally useful.
Studies have shown that dyslexia and what was the other one what was it The person is very uhm they can't realize they're easily forgot what it was but but it's like if you're looking at a scale on a chart like speed strength intelligence lintelligence I'd like a little chart Most people are balanced or they might score little higher in some of the areas and others due to their genes that's just how it is so for example they were doing Sunny's that people with d*** I can't What the disorder was it wasn't dyslexia They were indicating that due to that disorder it's just their higher and other functions but do to their lack of balance obviously if I conce obviously if I could talk really fast and my brain can't keep up I'm gonna be saying about your dumb s*** Or it just might not make any sense or equal hearing so just think about the same thing as if my brain was going really fast and I couldn't localize it vocalize it as well as someone else would be able to so they might Eat another way to communicate for example I might just be very good at statistics for no reason no practice and if I practice that further I would get even better so when she says that I couldn't answer 2 questions because of dyslexia how many questions on there were there so it was like 2 out of You're only reducing your score by 2% so she's or or something minimal so yes I think she is a straight up from plainer and is trying to discredit Tyler's score because they're so fixated on what they want to be There's real stiff didn't want those results so they complained and they cry about it even though she got a good score you're stupid but Even if you have to take away 2 points out of the 100 point syour point score she could have still gotten the 98 I know that's not how it's listed but I'm just saying she didn'thing she did really said i couldn't answer 2 questions that's all that's all she didn't say i couldn't answer half of the questions because it wasn't going to slack you so that's not really an indicator of oh this test was not for me no This generation is full of absolute idiots who love to complain non stop like I cannot believe how much I do that sometimes it's like really Google crying your corner nobody really gives a s***
I was a Marine Infantryman, people think Grunts are dumb, but we have to call for fire, look at the battlefield see what is going on and adjust our attack accordingly all while getting shot at. I was in charge of 48 Marines, their training, in charge of million dollars of equipment, know how to call evacs, call for air support, naval gunfire and artillery. I got out after 10 years and went and got my Associates in Psychology. I am not a genius, but I know a damn piece of paper doesn't make a person intelligent.
No, it certainly doesn't. I am an Army veteran. 3 Corp Arty, 1st ID, and a SOG. I got out, used my GI Bill to get an Associates and Bachelors. I didn't have a choice because it's required for just entry-level for my job. Even back during my Associates there were classes I was in where we would start with 12-15 students and by the last week of class I was the only one left in the class. That happened 3 times just during that degree. People fell out left and right because they couldn't cut it. One guy even came into class bragging that he used to work at his dad's IT shop during the summer, so that already made him an expert. Dude didn't even make it halfway through the class. Some were kicked out for trying to cheat, or convince other students to give them answers. I saw two kicked out for plagiarism. Now, 7 years later, I'm a Director and make over 170k a year. There are very few people who can do what I do and that's why the pay is so high. The highest position you can get in my field, the top 10% make 330k a year base salary. That doesn't include positions as board member or the millions that come with selling stock options. No, the piece of paper didn't make me, but it enabled me. I personally think people who say education is "just a piece of paper" are more out of touch than the people who think that degree makes them smart. Without that degree, I wouldn't be where I am or have the potential I have. So maybe it isn't what makes me "smart" but just like any smart person they will use the tools at their disposal to great benefit. That's true intelligence.
@@GTRNights I agree, I went back to school myself, wasn't attacking the piece of paper, for me I went to school, I myself prefer to work in the trades, so I didn't use my education, I like building. I know how much a diploma means. I am from Harlan County, Kentucky. Way back in the mountains. My grandparents only were able to get a first grade education. My papaw couldn't even spell his own name. But he had common sense and could make anything work, and was intrigued by everything, so he would work on whatever he wanted to know about until he got it figured out. Both my Grandmothers, went back to school at the ages of 68 and 69 and didn't get their GED, they did the entire process and got their High School Diploma. Education is important, but it doesnt make the man in my book.
I had the opportunity to take a course in problem-solving at a French military academy (Saint Cyr). The instructors, all mid-level army officers, were some of the most intelligent, observant, diligent and resourceful people I’ve ever met.
I respect your service brother, I was an 0627/29 in the Corps, got the pleasure of working with infantrymen when I was in FAST company. Learned a whole new respect for the infantry craft.
When you consider Tyler was only a few points behind the others and yet is probably the one with the highest social skills to lead and deal with people… he has more going for him than the others.
He is humble because the most important thing you learn in military is you assume nothing, until proven and triple checked nothing is a fact, it comes down to never underestimating somebody even if you have high belief of your own abilities.
I’m a Marine (“former”) and I’m also a PhD student. I can say with full confidence that the dumbest people I’ve ever met are some of my graduate school colleagues. (If you know me and you’re in my department, don’t cancel me, I wasn’t talking about you or our department 😉).
@@Chrisxulo y be scared bro do it with ur actual account or dont say anything thats it bruh seriously cancel culture needs canceling for makes u seem even more dumb for fact remanes no one can cancel any one but oneself
Seeing Tyler ranked higher than Maria brings a warm feeling to my heart. If I was in his seat, I'd start roasting and walk off. "All the way down there with your PhD in underwater basket weaving."
For those who say "IQ is useless, it doesn't measure anything". That is incorrect
Its a strong predictor for success. Income, health, longevity and educational level. And a plethora of studies have replicated this result to varying degrees. The only people rail so hard against it is this new age "it's oppressive" BS narrative.
IQ has value, maybe not as much as ppl think, but certainly not as little as it's detractors make it out to seem.
@Giga Chad why bother coping?
I think IQ is more important than memory skills and that’s what the education system tests our memory skills not our overall intellect or our ability to succeed in stressful situations
Your fellow Canadian Stefan Molyneux mentioned Racial differences with IQ often.
As a (partial) result, his channel was axed.
Exactly.
Also an additon.
All of the people in the video are far above average (in terms of IQ)
Especially those two dudes who always talk inbetween the video.
I answered a work collegue who tried to call me dumb "Talk about yourself not others". The other workers told me that I would be fired that very day and that was when I said incase I am fired then he is really dumb.
Prejudice is the problem here
Seeing Maria come in last place was extremely satisfying
Its literally the greatest part of this video
Most definitely
Spoiiilerssss
@@Bokmoh true
I hate that yt has put comments at the top.
For someone with a higher “EQ” she sure lacks understanding of how her actions or words make her look or how they could impact others
She’s probably just a nasty bitch
EQ is a term only used by dumb people.
EQ is what organization behavior's professor told her that's what she needs to be a good leader. She is just a mouth piece and not truly understanding what intelligent is.
Lmfao I was thinking the dame thing
@Ethan K eq is understanding people and how to work with them. I think it’s orettt valuable but people who say it usually are dum as rocks
"I don't place a lot of value on the military"
No one loves the warrior, until the enemy is at the gate. History repeats for a reason, darlin.
Facts
I hated her with a passion for that comment, I was surprised she wasn't dead last, but that chipmunk, goddamn.
I don't put a lot of value on university graduates
I sure don't see her signing up for the draft, she doesn't appear to be into any martial training and doesn't carry a weapon. She depends on those stronger to defend her, she's a sheep with an ego.
YUP! Thank God for our soldiers, all of them who are willing to face death for our freedoms!!! It takes balls to do it. It should be respected.
C -Chemical
B- Biological
R - Radiological
N - Nuclear
That is a smart unit where Marine nerds go to.
So Tyler is a Marine and a nerd.
No wonder he scored higher in the IQ test.
Do they eat fancy crayons there?
People act like the government doesn’t use science and just uses beefy dumb men to punch each other, there’s lots of manufacturing, nuclear engineering, a shit ton of engineering overall actually, it’s like it’s own tiny society sometimes and every military person I’ve met is very intelligent
@@foetusdeletus6313 Yes. They give them maroon and burgundy instead of red.
You are not smart in a war or battlefield, you are not returning and you may make others not return
@@hummussapien7.6billion68maria’s alt account found
I knew the marine would do excellently for a couple of reasons.
1. He speaks articulately and clearly expresses his thoughts.
2. He is completely unfazed by being ranked last cos he knows it doesn't really matter.
3. He does a job that literally requires him to solve actual problems daily.
No brainer for me.
He has ran the miles and it shows
Ikr? He struck me as the smartest one. The other ones are probably just good at getting educated... which is a far cry from being actually intelligent. They often overlap but, more often than you probably think, they don't.
He didn't really do excellently. He was tied for 3rd place, putting him directly in the middle. The two under him were a phd (only takes memorization) and an advert worker (easy asf). The one he tied with was literally autistic with adhd. He did okay.
@@hellosir4682 An IQ score between 120-140 is considered very high. So yes, he did excellently.
@@Hemzees The actual scores found in the test are bullshit. The only conclusion that can be made is using the relative scores. Comparing a 20 question online test to a real IQ test is stupid. At the end of the day he performed at the same a level as an autist.
The way the marine was able to speak with a clear mind, straight to the point, no bragging, not questioning anyone else's intelligence. I could tell that he was among the more intelligent
"The way the marine was able to speak with a clear mind, straight to the point, *no bragging, not questioning anyone else's intelligence"*
One of the very first things he said was that he thought he was the brightest person in the room, lol.
I was personally hoping he would knife-hand someone.
She's an ass but he was an ass too. Stop defending shitty behavior. He is nowhere near humble. He's a smart dude tho. Can't take that away from him.
Honestly, it just speaks of emotional maturity, something a certain someone didn’t have.
@@thaddeusstevens1344 waiting for ya....give the timestamp
The Marine was confident in himself, and willing to listen to the others with out judgement. The others called him arrogant, and dumb. This shows that felt insecure in themselves, or have no clue what the military does.
Exactly, the field he works in very serious and these guys are very knowledgeable in handling chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) attacks. The military has to operate even in these conditions. These guys are subject matter experts and know how to properly detect (CBRN) threats and protect personnel through active training and management in these scenarios. Just watch videos on people affected by nerve agents or nuclear radiation and you'll see the importance of having them around.
I honestly thought he was going to rank higher. But it’s good that he moved up and the IQ test doesn’t test for practical skills, I’m sure he would have surpassed a lot of these guys with that alone.
He was defensive of being downgraded. The female who had to list all her degrees and tell everyone how important her job is just felt like she was overcompensating. Meanwhile the Harvard Grad didn't make a big deal about going to an elite school.
The other panellists preconceptions towards the marine was pretty much based on:- Sexism, Racism, and Elitism. Who knew?..... America _is_ full of Bigots! it's just not always the ones the media is always harping on about.
@@13thdukeofwybourne69 almost always the exact opposite in fact.
The CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) requires one to have a thorough knowledge of chemistry, biology, meteorology, nuclear physics, and have extensive math skills. So as soon as I heard that was his specialty, I knew he was going to score very high one the IQ test.
Yeah, to get a job like that, you need at least a 90 on the Asvab. I'm a former 0311 which is an infantry rifleman. You can get my occupation with a 30 something on the asvab. Smartest guy I ever met in the military was an Air Force guy who was a 9S100 (Science application specialist). This guy worked on nuclear weapons and made a 99 on his Asvab. He also confirmed that he had a 160 IQ from a test he took and I legit believed him because he also had a photographic memory and remembered EVERYTHING.
@@CrimsonUltrafox I had a 113 on mine and I spent 17 yrs in that MOS.
I didnt know what cbrn was but i knew by his asvab score that he was very smart
@@jaydaigre1023 I saw 113 and knew I was right. In the days of the internet, it takes only moments to call out a bullchitter. You may have served, if you did honor your service and stop trying to build yourself up to something you are not.
The highest ASVAB score that a candidate can achieve is 99.
However, this is almost impossible to achieve given the sheer difficulty of the ASVAB exam. Top-performing candidates often achieve a score well into the 70s with only a small minority achieving scores in either the 80s or 90s.
Given the minimum ASVAB scores - which fall into the 30s - it is not necessary to achieve a score of 99. Most candidates who score well into the 60s can safely assume to have done well and will be in with a high chance of being selected to enlist in the US military.
@@andystewart581 I saw that and thought that surely he meant 113 on an IQ test because everyone knows 99 is the highest ASVAB score.
They were calling the military guy arrogant when he literally stood there barely speaking and not reacting to their criticism 💀
Dude was the only person with any real life experience ,no EQ working calmly in war zones na nothing at all🤣
Those dumbass girls.
Military guy is a badass.
Unfortunately, this is nothing new to us.
"Arrogant = cis white male"
- Modern feminist
Yeah and he was just confident. These guys thought he was arrogant but no
Set aside intelligence, Tyler spoke more like an adult than did the rest of them and obviously it was Maria who sounded like a teenager. That was telling.
To make things worse, Maria is 9 years older than Tyler. Big oof
We recently learned that a lot of rich kids believed they were selected in their preferred college but really their parents paid to get their dumb kid in. Seeing the criminals only getting light punishments means it won't stop
Bro nice dp
Tyler: Everything he said was analytical and precise
The others: a bunch of vague virtue signaling and excuses.
Today with the left, vulgar language, toddler tantrums, being insulting, childish arguing, are considered "righteous" and "proof" that you are right. When the argument goes south, just scream "you're reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeecist"
Army took me from angry teen that liked music and nature to a PHD in Applied Animal Behavior. The books haven’t served me near as well as my 10 years in the US ARMY
Tell Em. Most Civis have no clue what its like and how it shapes ppl into contributing members of society.
Diplomas are just a piece of paper.
*This we'll Defend.*
@@AbaNPreach Amen. Love you both. I’m honored to watch your content. Cheers.
@Aba and Preach - What has them being white got to do with them being ranked last?
This is really encouraging inspire all the homeless veterans I see.
Tyler's IQ was only 5 less than the highest IQ there and that guy was a Harvard grad, but the PHD in biology was 19 points LESS than Tyler. In fact, not a single person scored in her range. The closest one was still 9 points above her.
I am so happy that rainbow guy was above her. Finally she was humbled in her life😂
“Can only certain people do your job?” ...The military has physical and mental standards to meet before you you can even get in. So YES. Not everyone can do his job.
Omg right?! What a condescending question.
I was literally looking for this comment lmao
Based on CDC data I can guarantee at least 35% of the adults in the U.S. can't do his job. I've been to MEPS and seen a lot guys get denied for things like being allergic to shell fish.
@@rjackso0831 Damn then I really wouldn't make it cause I found out about a week or two ago that I have a moderate to severe allergic reaction to shellfish :')
(Same with pollen and certain types of trees. Basically outdoors is a no go sadly, especially during spring and summer ;-;)
Not only that but I think he said CBRN defense. That stands for chemical, biological, radioactive, and nuclear defense
The moment that Military guy explained his definition of intelligence I knew he was one of the smartest people in the room.
Same lol
Factz i was like why he not 1 and why everybody shittin on him . I was upset 😡
Same
And people think that there stupid because they chose to go through the vigorous training they do
when the PHD, a doctor, P fucking HD, used the term EQ, i lost it, i knew EQ was not a real thing at 17 bruh
The military guy is the most intelligent person there. He didn’t pay for college.
As a CBRN specialist he will also leave the service and walk into several fields paying more than most of the others combined.
I bet the Asian guy didn't either 😂 he probably get scholarships or something
Yeah, I mean anyone can just put a bunch of pictures together FOR FREE!
I was about to comment something like that
@@Phaminator525 u probly right
Maria is the type of person to consult her feelings and emotions when she’s doing a math problem.
And it’s just fucking math do the problem get the correct answer and move on 😂
"Now if I multiply my IQ by how much I dont like white men... it'd still be a 0. Darnit"
As a fellow Marine, when my boy said he only knew IQ tests existed and the “I” stood for “intelligence”, I CLAPPED 😂
That girl Maria was putting him down the whole time but my boy came through 😤👏🏽
Hahaha great come back from the marine... 👏👏👏
He ate his green crayons for breakfast that day
Great line, but I had a doubt. Aren't IQ tests mandatory for everyone joining the military?
@@fmac6441 It's called the ASVAB test.
Bro wasn't even paying attention to the ranking by the others cos he knew none of it mattered. All that mattered was his ability which he surely demonstrated.
The level of disrespect to our men in service is disgusting
I don't think they look at whether he's in the military. It just his highest education is high school.
The disrespect to those with high intuition in theoretical fields disgusting.
I'm pretty sure most of them based if off education with Yale being the only exception. Software Developer said it was hard for her to look past the education part.
Black BLM brainwashed girl has no regard for the army. Or in other words, the men who have been shredded in combat to provide her the privilege to even say that shit.
What an obnoxious cretin.
Those people didn't need the military, they would drather their family fell at the hands of Nazi Germany.
From the second Maria was talking about her PhD, I knew she wouldn't rank very high on the IQ test. She reminds me a lot of the "trained" geeks in your class who'd memorize an entire book for an exam, score highest in fields like history and geography but gets lost as soon as you ask them to write an algorithm. Memorized knowledge gives an illusion of intelligence and reality hits quickly as soon as a memorized problem has a different variable.
Omg yes I was totally thinking the same thing
Professional regurgitators who can't process, implement or apply complex ideas/concepts.
Sad thing is the modern workforce is made to cater to highly credentialed but absolutely average minds.
People who usually deep dive into office politics over engaging in value-adding work.
My in-person social interactions are all based off of recited and memorised interactions and reactions. Hence why when anything slightly different happens from what I had prepared for, I malfunction like a broken pc. And if someone talks to me while I'm on the phone or at the cashier etc, my brain spazzes and end up screwing up both interactions. Idk y but your comment made me think about that and what it could mean 🤔
There's a reason most people suck ass at math...
@@frogosplayer1 my comment isn't to diss or diminish people who memorize and struggle to adapt, rather to highlight how easily amassed knowledge can give an illusion of intelligence. And in Maria 's case, blow her ego out of proportion.
Tyler just made the entire military proud! Maria followed a linear path that nearly anyone can do, but only the most adaptable, brave, bold can protect and lead a country. Well done Tyler you will accomplish great things, keep up the grind!
Agreed.
Agreed. But one adjustment: a military doesn’t lead a country 😂 at least not if the country is running well
Protect the country 😂😂😂
Tyler, Semper Fi Marine, for as much fun as we have joking about the Corp you were very good even when they attacked and belittled you.
I hate it to break it to you, we in the millitary have a lot of tests that are similar to those iq tests. He had way more practice solving those tasks, so his real iq would be at least 10-20 points lower
I think that secretly, Maria thought she was smarter than the Asian guy.
Ya, she was trying to come off humble
True
@@SynnJynn mission failed miserably
Asian guy only came first because he has studied IQ tests.
@@johnydarko1721 Asian guy came first because he IS! Obviously the smartest of the group. Devaluing, and berating, are signs of jealousy and envy.
The military guy probably has the highest EQ, everyone telling him he's dumb and he doesn't even flinch
Dude probably has had and given worse roasts, in the barracks.
This is kindergarten grade for him.
"You're dumb!" and it's variants, regardless of how highly polished, are like attacking him with a squirt gun at a pool party. As an enlisted Marine, he gets worse roasts from his friends when they are talking about his choice of beer.
@@nemonada1323 bruuuhh im laughing dying from this
They weren't even saying he was dumb though... LMAO there are 6 people there has to be someone at the bottom of the list, no? What kinda take..
They are yelled at by higher officers everyday. They are conditioned to not flinch.
Theoretically Tyler had the highest “EQ” as well right? His stoicism and self awareness was off the charts 🤷🏽
For real that’s what I said in my head watching this video as well... he’s very obviously the most emotionally intelligent and in control person in the room, I figured that would translate into true intellect and reasoning as well
I was thinking the same thing. I truly feel like if they HAD done an "EQ Test" as well he would have scored even higher than he did. While Maria on the other hand would probably still be last.
@@Irockskinnieslol1 unlike that self righteous asshole who used that to try to quantify IQ 🙄. She would scored low on that and then tried to discredit that after she referenced it 🤦🏽
Hes got combat vet written all over his face
@@Irockskinnieslol1 'the most emotionally intelligent' - the first thing he says (after everyone states they have 'better' education qualifications than him) is "I think intelligence is about adaptability not someone's education". Now what he said could be true, but someone with high EQ does not say that in such a context. In what world is this guy high EQ?
Honestly I think it's pretty impressive that Maria even managed to get a PhD while being only barely above average intelligence.
It's either a testament to her work ethics or to how much her supervisors wanted her to pass...
But then again, it's biology, the crayon eaters of STEM.
Higher education often requires work ethic over intelligence. Dudes who never open a book and graduate are the ones to look out for. These are people who can understand concepts instead of just remember the bullet points.
@@paddenstoel95
I feel called out. I don't read those damn books and rarely care about submitting assignments. I even turn in my exams in 15-20 mins and tell the teacher what my grade is and that's exactly what I get 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Delimon007 Same, refuse the books, never needed them. The constant pushing from the uni to get them makes it more a matter of principle at this point haha.
You can also sleep with your supervisor. Fastest route any academic qualification.
Crayon eaters is so crazy
Tyler's score is actually more impressive than people give him credit for. He was only a few points behind a Harvard grad. He didn't have the education to help him at all so his natural intelligence is quite high.
A huge proportion of military occupations are FAR more challenging mentally as well as physically compared to the vast majority of slimey civilian jobs and college grad jobs typically aren't more mentally challenging.
@@wjerame Very true as people (erroneously imo) define education as that process of sitting in classrooms, appeasing the demands if whoever is up front and finishing with a piece of paper that purports to provide verifiable proof of something.
I prefer General Patton's definition of education: "Untutored courage is useless in the face of educated bullets."
Not a comprehensive definition for sure, but the essense is clearly implied: It needs to be USEFUL in an intense and highly COMPETITIVE environment.
Try using competitive and education in the same sentence today and the Woke police will put you at the top of their cancel culture purge list.
@@wjerame eh? Education actually does, you can't be intelligent and use knowledge as a tool if you have no reference of what it is that you should be using.
There's no such thing as common sense because everyone has their own connotation of that common sense is.
@@wjerame Like I said, you can't have general intelligence without a reference backing it up. People who didn't have formal education still used knowledge as a means of a tool to innovate or use with it.
They simply became more aware because they had time to think. In this day in age in public school in my experience, students are 1. Distracted, 2. Unmotivated to really want to learn the subject, 3. Slowed down when it comes to learning and 4. Worked to the bone 8 hours a day, for months.
Besides, majority of the choices that you make have an influence on you weither you're aware or not.
The people we claim to have high IQs are exactly the same people who have low iqs, but only know certain things that we deem should be "acceptable" academic disciplines to be considered intelligent. In this case here, your "general intelligence", Common sense, innovative or simply being creative.
If almost every single person can be creative in certain ways, then everyone can be considered intelligent by default. The only reasons we compare each other is because 1. We're unaware of our perception (beliefs) and 2. We compete with each other inorder to dominate our environment/survive.
To me, the only thing that being "intelligent" is, is just having a title.
Anything else could just be someone's opinion or universal fact.
"He didnt have the education to help him at all..." Education in this case school college has no influence on intelligence
The Marine probably has the highest emotional intelligence out of all of them...They were condescending and insulting towards him, and he did not react negatively. That shows a high degree of emotional awareness, self confidence, and being grounded. The fact that he outperformed these people on the IQ test AS WELL, is kind of delicious!
He's an enlisted specialist in the Corp. These dweebs couldn't ever imagine an insult or a way to mock him that would even remotely affect him. He might as well be made of Teflon compared to them.
100%. Just shows you even when they they to spin 'there's more to a person than IQ, there's EQ' well you failed that too Mrs PhD holla. 😂 Stop judging people and looking down at them for education, which today, seems to be more and more about training good little drones than actual critical thinking.
These fuckin Marxists man, love changing language and calling it their own lol.
We used to have words for their "emotional intelligence." Called "maturity" and "adulthood" lol
Exactly what I was thinking.. These people dint even know what eq means
Delicious indeed
Out of all of these people Tyler and Ray were quiet, calm and composed.
Tyler took all the hate very well
and Ray took all the appreciation very well,
both of them were quite and only started speaking when necessary and were listening to everyone attentively.
Welcome to the world of highly edited videos...
Unconventional... Do you really expect anyone to believe that it was all taken out of context?
The Black Woman was kinda racist to Ray bec he thinks Asians are automatically smart
The military guy spoke very well, was not judgemental, and I'm guessing his job requires a lot of possibly technical problem solving. Maria went based off of assumptions about both herself and others, not a sign of deep, analytical thinking. She spoke the most but said the least.
CBRN defense specialists are tasked with making sure that Marines going into an area which could expose them to chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear threats are able to protect themselves. Basically, if he doesn't do his job right a lot of people are going to die a slow and painful death. Also, depending on his specific billet, he may even be the person sent in to identify exactly _what_ the threat is. Not something you send in some random knuckle dragger to do.
Another thing that depends on his specific billet would be something a friend of mine did back in the day (not sure if it's still done because it's pretty messed up even if it is completely voluntary). He got injected with a _relatively_ mild nerve agent, made to run a warehouse spanning obstacle course, and then had to choose the correct neutralizing agent after assessing the symptoms he was _in the process of experiencing_.
In my experiences, people who think like her often times are the least self aware and street smart. She probably has a great work ethic though.
Now I mainly only know the Army side of things but he for sure would need quick and critical thinking in a real time event especially supplying/distributing chemical protective measures to his unit.
Maria especially was basing her views strictly on education, education having nothing to do with how smart people are but rather well they can memorize answers for a test.
@@ladida5130 That last bit is a reality show just waiting to happen.
It baffles me that people think military people are unintelligent lol. Like they literally have their lives and that of their military families on the line and that’s not for stupid or ignorant people.
It's funny Maria keeps bringing up eq yet she started off telling everyone why she immediately thought they were dumb. While coming across unaware that she was still being the most insulting
Yes, and the fact that she wrote off Tyler solely for his disposition. If she had any sense of "EQ" she'd know there's much more to a person than how they speak
Self-awareness is next to divinity.
lol knowing how to define EQ doesnt mean you have it
The fact she was holding back on basically saying "you're a white male" to dismiss him shows her EQ which really isn't a thing is nonexistent.
@@scribbles1424 not even a thing- but if it were she would come last 😂
I have a PhD and I am a pretty regular person. Normal job, just grinding as everyone else. I am very specialized in one field. That's it! But the most inteligent person that I ever met in my life so far was my granpa. Barely knew how to write is name, but man! He was a machine in logic and solving problems in his old little farm. No calculations, only observation and skill forged by life.
Damn! Grandpas are the best! I wanted to hang out with your grandpa before I even finished reading your comment ❣️
Right? My grandpa had only a 3rd grad education before he had to stop to work on the farm. The man was an immigrant who spoke 4 languages, had bookshelves full of books, and built a business from the ground up after coming to the US with just the clothes on his back. Hands down the smartest man I ever knew and could fix anything, work through any problem.
❤️
Will carry this energy when I pursue my Doctorate. 🥺🙋🏾♂️
I used to work for a guy , in construction , he was really switched on sorting out setouts etc, I had to use a bit of trig to sort it out, he used 3,4,5 triangles etc to get stuff 90 deg etc in setouts, he was pretty switched on , then 1 day I found out he couldnt read.... could understand setout drawings but had to ask me what the labels were etc, shocked me to the core that a guy who I considered really intelligent, slipped through the cracks of the education system and could not read....
@@MrLawalker agreed, met someone who was a high school grad but he's damn resourceful and smart.
I'm retired military USAF I was a mechanic which sounds simple. However, they taught me everything from gasolne/desiel motors, blowers, compressors,electronics,turbin engines, refridgeration, AC/heaters, circuit cards and how to trouble shoot while reading schematics and wireing diagrahms. It taught me how to work and manage supply chain situations, program management situations also it gave me classes in each phase of my career in management and leadership. Finally it taught me how to meld people from different culters to work as a team, but if you look at my job title I was a mechanic.
In 1968 I was a Field Artillery Fire Control-man, the title just doesn't bother to go into the math, surveying, meteorology, chemistry, and cartography.
The math is what I remember being the worst for (only HS graduate) for me. I still don't get how you can just toss a number out of a deflection/met equation and
then pick it up later when/if you need it.
MASTER GUNNERY SERGEANT LARGENT said so----that made it good enough for me.
Maria was salty. I love it. And the Marine saying "I stands for intelligence" is the most Marine thing ever. I'm a veteran and know tons of people like him. Some of the smartest people I have ever known were in combat arms in the Army and Marines.
Hooah, brother!
It's absolutely true that Combat Arms holds a lot of smart people. I know that they also knew more about politics too.
Try SF for insanely smart individuals.
@LibtardsStillCant SilenceMe20 lmao dog facts. Half the scouts in my unit were geniuses and the other half were retarded. There was no in between
I laughed so fucking hard when she got her just desserts.
She has a STEM pHD yet she makes conclusions based on her biases.
education has more to do with politics these days
The problem is, you can get through any program if you study hard enough and you're good at retaining information, but being a STEM PhD does not in any way mean that you are more capable of making decisions based on evidence, in areas outside of your PhD.
I mean, she should be proud of getting a PhD with what is technically almost an academic handicap, she has dedication 🤷
We're really in trouble if a good chunk of people going into STEM fields think a particular certificate or job title equals intelligence.
A lot of folks seem to think education is proof of intelligence... but as someone who's never struggled to pass a test I can say for certainty those tests were not an evaluation of my intelligence, more like a test of memory and reading skills which are only a small piece of overall intelligence imo.
I just got a laugh when she was claiming her PhD and her title of "scientist" as proof, but then most of what she said seemed kind of callous and ignorant of other areas of life and intelligence.
I really think people who are convinced they're super smart are actually very limited in their scope and ability to understand other perspectives, so they really think they're above everyone else. Kind of like the Duning Kruger effect... the more you know, the more aware of your lack of knowledge you become, so you're likely to be more humble than the ignorant person who believes they've achieved greatness.
@@TheMistyBlueLounge great analysis
Definitely agreed with you on that
Me thinks she might be a diversity requirement to get more women into the STEM field
Notice also how biology girl, who purposefully valued emotional intelligence more than other types, assumed the military guy didn't have much emotional intelligence, yet when he was ranked lowest by them he handled it with stride, while when she was ranked lowest by grade, anyone could immediately tell she was pissed.
Semper Fi Brother!
@Tracchofyre wow you’re just as bad as Maria, she had prejudice against him just for not going to higher education and you have prejudice against woman just for being woman.
@@menace2819 sneed
@Tracchofyre “I have prejudice against younger woman” anything u say after this is invalid, u cannot justify prejudice. I change my statement, u’re worse than Maria cause at least she’s not hateful intentionally but u r.
@@menace2819 i aggree with tracc here, while i predjudice isn't good in the first place, and while i dont really support it, he has a good reason to have the outlook that he does. you just dont understand different views based on experiances.
Tyler's no nonsense directness is just admirable. I could feel his steady aura and intelligence. Something I love about military men.
That while being completely polite and nice. Really mature. Everyone else was projecting so much.
Just how technical he was with his definitions shows how intelligent he is. Others could barely even define intelligence
Lot of people don't understand the difference between being clever, and having intelligence. He was intelligent, the others on the other hand were clever
@@Dunderfut Exactly. Being intelligent and clever are entirely different things. You can study and learn to speak well but that does not equal intelligence. Intelligence is about resourcefulness and the ability to solve problems. Formal educations for the most part delude and ruin someone's development. As Aba said life is more dynamic it's not just a test. I think that they greatly under rated the military guy. I will say this I think that the Harvard dude is probably the most intelligent but he also handicapped himself by trying to sound PC and putting the social media guy ahead of the military guy.
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@@pittaaaabread preach on playa. I scratch my head too many times talking to people like them. I'm thinking in the back of my head, aren't you a college grad? Like the fk?
The most disciplined person in the room. Remained calm when they questioned his intelligence, and waited for the results. These people wanted to question the results of the test once they were proved wrong. Regardless of what it measures, you still ranked lower. Swallow your pride, this is why you got your rank.
Unattended-to arrogance and discipline don't mix much or well. 😎
Pride forth before the fall
That's why i fuck with the military and the my little poney guy. They are disciplined and chill no matter what. It's cocky ones that got ofended asf and jumped with a bunch of excuses .
There's a common unconscious bias against people in the military, specifically in terms of intelligence... and most especially by members of the Left.
Of course, it's not the only way in which many Leftists are biased against military personnel.
(I expect it's a major part of why Tulsi did so poorly in the Dem. Pres. primaries. In spite of her demonstrated intelligence, they couldn't get past their OTHER prejudices... OR their own cognitive dissonance that she's smarter than the vast majority of them... definitely including Biden, Harris, Bloomberg, and Sanders.)
Bro I’m shook they were coming at the military guy like that, he presented hun self as a very intelligent individual. Even his definition of intelligence was not only on point, but articulate.
He's a male and his skin color is white, and he's in a room of young individuals in 2021. Why are you shook?
@@nickn437 It just blows my mind that people are actually able to allow their perception to be that molded my main stream stereo types. I also believe that the fact that he had the least education & was in the military was a big part of their judgment of him. I get that, but it also seems very clear to me that he’s highly intelligent & opened minded. Similarly, the woman who ranked in with the smaller Iq, seemed small minded w/ a clouded perception.
@@nickn437 my thoughts as well. They simply didn’t like him because he is a wy te male who served in the military
@@sannicelesteobsidian4325 I feel like after just a couple sentences I could already tell he was at the very least, well spoken. Afterwards it almost felt obvious that he was one of the smartest there.
Theres a huge stigma out there towards blue collar workers like him couple that with the fact that he's a white dude and its not surprising
I love how Maria came in last but still wants to explain to everyone
She was a whole 11 points behind the 5th person. She's significantly dumber than everyone in that room
It's funny how the black girl was all confident until the results, then all of a sudden she suffers with severe dyslexia. This lot seemed to confuse ego with IQ.
Its funny because she doesn’t even realize she has a pretty high score. A 132 is the requirement for mensa.
@@adamg4153 she doesn't lack intelligence, but she, like some of the others, is seriously lacking humility.
Nah "really sever dyslexia" which I straight up disbelieve because that prevents most moderatly dyslexic people from going to college, nevermind getting a degree.
Unless she wants to aknowledge her privilege of being one of the rare few to be able to get a lot of expensive software, technology & extra help, private tutors etc to help her catch up to her peers?
The symptoms of dyslexia don't impact on IQ tests nearly as much as standardised testing in educational settings.
My main drawback was/is working memory but apart from reading comprehension of the questions, dyslexia barely impacts IQ tests, in fact we usually have better visual & reasoning skills, so tend to perform above average in those type of alternative tests. Obviously if I wasn't dyslexic my IQ test result would be higher but it doesn't magically make me look like a dunce!
As you say they seem more bothered by appearance & ego rather than actual facts & logic. Which is ironic really considering the focus of this video. I would be willing to bet her emotional problems & biased thinking hold her true potential back much more than her dyslexia, no matter how severe her symptoms actually are.
@@NotAnotherKuromi well said mate.
she mentions dyslexia beforehand in the full video
Retired military. Cognitive tests in 2019 revealed an IQ of 146. I'm probably the least smartest person in the company save for one or two engineers. No matter how smart you think you are, there's always going to a 9-year-old Korean who can beat you in StarCraft.
I have the same IQ as you and all it really seems to do is make me sad when I watch the news and friends making easily predictable bad decisions. :-) And makes me aware that I don't know A TON of things.
We should declare war on Korea for their 9 year olds
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Tyler said he rank 94 in the ASVAB test, the higher score for it is 99.
94 is high enough to qualify for the nuclear engineering program of the Navy .
Actually curious, what's the Navy's minimum score to qualify for that program?
@@TeamPlasmaSC ask a recruiter.
@@TeamPlasmaSC im pretty sure it 90, but if you get an 80 theyll throw you another different test and if you pass that you qualify.
An iq of 131 is harder to have imo
True, I scored a 94 as well. That score unlocks essentially every job in the military, so you get the pick of the litter on that one.
The military guy's southern drawl also played a role in how others looked at him! People tend to think those from the South aren't as smart as other parts of the country.
Maybe a marine from Boston or Chicago wouldn't tie with a black woman
“I hate when people confuse education with intelligence. You can have a bachelor’s degree and still be an idiot.” - Elon Musk
So true. I know a girl who has a degree from Cal Berkeley, very prestigious. She also thought that the sun was a planet.
@@vincegonzalez2171 With this example I don't think you understand this quote.
@@mygraphicprocess365 Quote: "Having a high education doesn't mean you are smart."
Example: "Here's an example of someone I know who has a high education but isn't smart."
Random YTer: "That example doesn't work."
Musk is a fraud. Look it up
I have a Bachelor's and I agree fully with this comment because I am an idiot
so ironic how self-professed high-EQ Maria seemed emotionally clueless as to how her arrogance and bias would come off to most people lol I’m in a graduate school program, but I know there are idiots everywhere in life. I’m not special just because I like formal education. Education is not anywhere close to a perfect correlation with intelligence
I have a MS in electrical engineering, and have found the dumbest people are often the ones with degrees. I have encountered more intelligent, gifted and talented people doing jobs that require no education, than I have working with those in my field with multiple degrees. That electrician with his journeyman is often better suited to solving the problems than that kid with his PhD in electrical engineering.
Anyone who's done a graduate program should know that PhDs are just people who chose the academia professional route. They are not smarter by virtue of having a PhD. Anyone can get a PhD.
@@ShaferHart As someone with no formal education I will admit that schooling does take a level of dedication that I've never obtained, tho there are many factors that led to my outcome it still stood I never really did well in school mostly due to my lack of dedication for it. I do commend people who get through school and wouldn't take it lightly but I don't believe it changes the final outcome of what you can become.
Some of the dumbest people I've ever met have had half the alphabet behind their names.
@@rob465 true, and dedication for school doesn't mean you're smarter either
Maria's drastic demeanor change after the IQ results is the most satisfying and entertaining part of this video.
It was her poor attitude and I have zero sympathy for her.
Dyfo national anthem started playing
When she started saying about common sense, street smarts, etc.
She was just putting herself even lower without realising it because military guy has more of all that than any of the others.
She is the typical "I'm better than you" type that will make excuses the minute someone does better.
@@IAmLedsterOo yup. Ive dealt with these. College campuses are filled with them
A bit lacking in “EQ”, wouldn’t you say?…. 😆
The moment soldier boy started speaking about what he does in the Marine Corps he dropped his arms as opposed to keeping them crossed and had a more positive stance about him.Shows that dude is not only proud of what he does but that it gives him great comfort.
yeah you can tell a lot from body language mariah's was saying that she's insecure and unsure of herself and has a lot of fear
That man Tyler is SHITTING on these people, its almost comical watching these people try so hard while Tyler is genuinely a intelligent individual. he doesn't talk down to others and his emotional intelligence is strong he doesn't take anything these people say to hart and when they tried to joke about his background he laughed and even added to the jokes. If your roasting someone and they laugh and start roasting themselves that's a sign your dealing with someone who isn't about to be bullied and will most likely turn the tables on you.
Trust me, there's NOTHING these people have said that a Drill Instructor has not screamed in his face while he's trying to perform a task.
In the military Tyler learned about discipline, and how to control his emotions, that’s a big plus, but some people don’t appreciate that.
@@SkyKingAzure im pretty sure that even if those were things said to this dude, this is a cakewalk because hes essentially chilling and under no level of stress whatsoever...
And the Asian dude is chill too. He seems almost bored.
@@anithag4405 hes like:"eh i got free time why not?"
I think she's the kind of "academic" person who finished her education by memorizing every word in the books, but lacks the understanding and ability to use the information.
She is literally all education just like a lot of people. In my experience women tend more to be like that and then be arrogant about their intelligence. Lots of men like that too but still it’s more common for women.
There are a lot of those
@@jakobwing9660 it's irony, if you ask women, they will put education on pedestal, but it almost feels like they can't think for themselves but being told what is right and what is wrong, the right definition of being educated
While I do agree that she is extremely arrogant and an outright POS, it would be quite difficult to earn a PhD with just rote memorization. Hard Work > Intelligence
@@chakravartin3356 not just women, it's the whole education sistem making dumb people dumber and not helping smarter people flourish
That Marine was spitting straight facts. When he broke down what IQ meant to him he hit it straight on the head.
God damn this was so satisfying. Had me laughing out loud. I was so frustrated watching through it, watching the military guy constantly rated last, just because he only had a high school diploma and was in the military. Some of the most intelligent people I know work the most dead end jobs, barely made it out of high school and didn't pursue higher education. None of that means anything, as those kinds of pursuits aren't for everyone or suited to everyone. And thank god, because we need tradespeople and those doing hard labor jobs more than we need another academic scientist. I couldn't fucking believe one of the women (who later went on to save face for falling low on the IQ test) even made a comment that she doesn't rate the military highly, further brining the guy down. The audacity, the ignorance, the disrespect. It says a lot about that guy that he didn't go into kill mode and dismantle them, before or after the IQ test, because he had every right to be that way. He's the kind of person we need more of in the world.
Maria is a prime example of what's wrong with people nowadays. Ignorant and full of themselves, and then find excuses when things don't go their way.
Arrogant
@@Me7onCook13 No, I meant arrogant
Ignorant*
Typical democrats 😅
Lol she didn’t know there would be an IQ test... THAT’S why she ate it😂
"Don't let your schooling interfere with your education." -Mark Twain
Luckily i went to private school that didn't ban Mark Twain.
im like 16 what am i going to learn? im going to forget everything by the time im in college
@@henrykid1393look at the world, identify problems, make your way to the root of one single problem, and educate yourself to learn things that can give you tools to fix that kind of problem. Bonus if you see on the formal education what's needed.
IQ isn’t about book smarts, it’s about how quick you can adapt and problem solve.
Agree, ig people don't have enough iQ to understand the meaning of IQ
Book smarts isn't smarts at all. It's just rote memorization.
@@TeleologicalConsistency yes it's straight up memorization or gaining knowledge
@@TeleologicalConsistency Agreed!!
Based. 135 iq and I'm a complete dumbass and a lazy piece of shit. Shit don't matter if you can't use it correctly.
The fact that my IQ when I was 15 is higher than Maria’s gives me so much joy
Yeah same here and I'm dyslexic
The sad thing is that you are still stupid😂
I'm 16 and my IQ when I was 15 was in the 130's. She's not dumb though, she's average.
iq is more of a constant than a variable, so you would've been smarter than her since birth lmao
IQ doesn't make you smarter or anything lol, it tests your ability to pick up patterns, pick up similarities in things, and your ability to learn things quicker. It's not really a "my number is higher so I'm much smarter/better than her!" since someone who is below the line of mental retardation for IQ or especially those who are on the Autism spectrum can still out skill someone in a specific subject to a massive degree but not be able to pick up others very well.
It's that old saying "Judge a fish to climb a tree and you'll think it's the biggest waste of matter in the universe."
Respect for Maria. It takes a lot of hard work to get PhD at 112
I died reading this
Man you are a killer!! :D
not really if you do some "Glak Glak 3000" to the professor
true, she needed to be humbled tho
i believe 140 is baseline Genius.
he said hes a C.B.R.N.specialist "pronounced seaburn". that means hes been trained in chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear warfare operations. hes no dummy.
I'm curious. What would constitute a biological warfare?
@@crestfire8008 I’m a CBRN specailist as well in the Marine Corp. Biological warfare would be anything that exist or created to intentionally harm a group of people or person. Categorized by bacteria, viruses, rickettsia, fungi, or toxins. There is a bit to it, so I recommend looking it up if you are interested
@@crestfire8008 a military releasing a weaponized virus. like the russians with smallpox and anthrax , or the chinese with covid19
@@harrisonbuck2749 even if there's a virus released, what can the military do? It's ultimately up to the medical and pharmaceutical to save us from a virus. What role does military play?
@@crestfire8008 organizing evacuations, setting up barriers and barricades, field hospitals, logistical support, infrastructure. The doctors and nurses can work safely knowing the necessities are ready is due to the military supply chain mechanism ensuring that it works.
Maria came across as by far the least emotionally intelligent person in the group. Tyler actually displayed empathy by understanding why the others would rank him last. The irony. The Dunning-Kruger effect. So satisfying to see her hit with reality.
Surprised the mentioning of the Dunning-Kruger effect wasn't one of the top comments. This video is a great example lol
Yes I was just thinking that 🤣 my guy is humble and knows his worth and that in itself shows intelligence
Reality drop kicked her right in the gunt.
@Brian Takam Tyler displayed the confidence and clinical detachment typical of someone trained to be that way. He's also only 21, so is perhaps not as poised as a 30-year-old. None of that strikes me as arrogant. He certainly didn't come across as more arrogant than Maria, who clearly thought she was the smartest person in the room (she only chose someone else as #1 because it was more socially acceptable). Her body language was screaming her anger after the results came out (the head shake, the pursed lips), and she made excuses to justify her placement. That's arrogance after it's confronted with reality.
@Brian Takam Yeah, of course I'm making assumptions. I am 100% assuming intentions. I'm reading her body language and using my own common sense and experience to judge her words and actions. I could very well be wrong; maybe she just has terrible body language and mannerisms and I'm reading her the opposite of the way she really is. I never called her a snake, I just said she was doing the socially acceptable thing. I also don't know what you're referring to when you say "the criteria of Tyler's own test." Are you talking about how he didn't know anything about IQ tests? Because that's a matter of knowledge, not of intelligence. Or are you talking about the ASVAB? I don't understand what you mean if that's the case. He got an outstanding score on that test and understands exactly what it is. To be clear, people don't dislike Maria for her "confidence," they dislike her for discounting Tyler for shallow reasons.
If you spend time around ex military people or even some current military people, especially the enlisted, you'll find they're a lot smarter than you think. Sadly, however, many are very unlucky.
Raises hand , high IQ prior military IT/Cyber. Entered at 19 didn't do no degree or certs while in but still was doing the job but I fckd up on the network 😭 unlucky asf
Even judging Tyler by Maria's metrics:
He showed higher "EQ", common sense, and "street smarts"... She had the option of getting off her high horse but chose instead to get dropped and stomped by it.
*"wE mAkE cOvID tEsTs!"*
🤣😂 That's hilarious. I can imagine that horse throwing her a$$ off and dance-stomping her into the ground. She had that coming.
Kevin Samuel refers to her type as "I'm a PHD ! 🤡 “
You either lose the ego the easy way or get humbled and have it taken from you.
Yet she calls him arrogant and then at the end of her praising herself when she mentions the covid test and does a little dance it's almost as if she is trying to say... you all should thank me that u are alive... anyone else feel that?? Just me?
@@muthaz1952 no you right
Tyler the marine's body language looks to be roughly the same before and after the test results were revealed. Doesn't take it hard (or to heart) when others rank him last and doesn't get inflated or lord it over others when he's ranked higher. From what I can see, he knows who he is, has a fair estimation of his abilities, and isn't unduly swayed by the opinions of others or the results of the test.
He also shows more empathy than some both by not rubbing their misjudgment in their faces and by indicating that, yeah, he can see why they'd rank him as they did.
Truly a king
The first thing that tends to get destroyed in boot camp is your ego.
All the more reason, I'm proud men such as Tyler defend this nation!! SEMPER FI devil pup!!
Military service, some jackass can get you killed.
Being misjudged in an IQ test ain't no thing for that Son of Chesty.
Nobody seems to talk about ray. The guy was quiet and observing, he didn't interfere. You can tell he is REALLY really intelligent along side the marine
Def, he was observing the situation, best thing to solve many problems.
I always appreciate people who listen twice the amount they speak. One might say that’s why we have two ears.
For some reason, he strikes me as someone who doesn't have a spine, who can't stand up for himself/others.
Being shy or being raised around humble maybe timid people does not make you smarter either
Then again he also put the military guy last
I read the book "Emotional Intelligence," by Daniel Goleman years ago. Emotional intelligence can be a strong indicator of success, but it is not the same thing as intellectual intelligence. To say that "emotional intelligence, street smarts, and IQ combine to determine intelligence" is just a misunderstanding of the basic definition of intelligence, and I'm glad the girl with the PhD got last. The military man showed his intellectual capabilities in just showing that he understood what the definition of intelligence was.
Fun fact, the guy in the military I believe said he was in "CBRN" which stands for "Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear"
He is trained to handle all of those situations. Definitely a smart man.
@ The Dude and nobody bother to ask because the thought they are more superior/intelligent than a high school graduate
For real though, as soon as I heard him say that I knew he was gonna be in the higher rankings. It’s just these ignorant people with him didn’t know what that job actually entails or they probably would have ranked him higher.
@@olajuwonbuie3007 Tbh he didn’t do a great job explaining his lob.
@@gummy5862 Wouldn't be much fun if he did
@@someretardontheinternet I mean if you can’t even explain accurately what your job description is, for sure you’re quite weak in communication skills.
His body language, the way he carried himself
...you mean relaxed, open, and steady?
EXACTLY. at first moment i knew he was open
Right he was cool as hell I don't know about them people and just the way he spoke I knew he was smart
LITERALLY i was soo confused when she said that
I swear sometimes you just can't do anything right with these ladies
He wasn't anxious or twitchy, he was direct, and his head looks like a potato. That's all going to throw people off, especially anxious, twitchy people who think being anxious and twitchy makes you smart.
Having a college degree doesn't make a person smart, & smart people know this.
My mom got a masters in Chemistry and has been a high school teacher for 30 years. She always said I got my intelligence from my dad who only (comparatively) had a bachelors in Zoology.
Especially smart people that went to college and observed their classmates. Big facts.
I agree but you get out of college what you put in. Internships, clubs, communities, research assignments. This is coming from someone who didn't put alot of effort in college.
Couldn't agree more. But, it can give a smart person the chance to really excel. That's why higher education shouldn't be dismissed, but it must not be the standard for intelligence. I remember when my graduating class was tested for TAG(Talented and Gifted) classes. Six of us out of 100 made it. My schoolmate that was a professor at University of Cincinnati was not one of the kids in those classes, but another who ended up teaching high school math in our home town was right there with us.
I know a few friends with college degrees two with more than one however that piece of paper only opened more doors but it definitely didn't make them smarter. Some people are simply intelligent and coast through things while others are not but blessed with drive and determination therefore struggle to get there.
I really loved how you emphasized how the military gives you so much transferable training that can make you formidable in the civilian world and how much it helps with problem-solving skills. I was a US Army Combat Medic, and afterwards I used my Army scholarships to study Registered Nursing up to Bachelor level, and I didn't learn a single thing in my college studies that I hadn't already learned and faced head-on on the military side. When we'd do out practice at the hospital, I would be so much more confident and quuick-thinking than my peers cause I had already faced multiple scenarios where I had critical care patients in a high-stress environment, far beyond the level of stuff you'dd see in the civilian world short of a mass-casualty scenario like, say, a gas explosion, massive car crash or mass shooting. I felt REALLY bad for how they piled on the military dude, and it was especially unfair cause he was right out of high school! He was the baby of the group, even if he were going to college he'd still be below all of them education-wise! And yet, the way he described IQ was the most spot-on of everyone there, and he felt to me like the most reliable one in terms of him knowing what to do in an emergency situation, which is the ultimate measure of IQ and problem solving, IMHO.
I had a teacher who had a quote in his class room “you can fill a mind with a million facts and still be entirely uneducated”.
😂😂😂...true, some ppl actually buy those degrees
Truth.
Definitely true! A lot of what you do in school is pretty much just memorize in a few weeks what someone took years to understand and learn.
Need wisdom to put intelligence to use.
@@wej0w and common sense.
Maria, so sure she was “really” intelligent... KNOCKED TO THE BOTTOM 😂🤣
112 is still higher than average intelligence.
@@hydrolito I was curious on what the average was, and a couple different sites had 90-109 as average, and others said 85-115 is average. So, she might be just above average, or just barely within the high end of average...
@@redlandz1977 100 is average. Each 15 points is a standard deviation from the mean, which makes 115 at about the top 20% of the population in terms of intelligence. Someone with an IQ of 130 is at the top 1%. All of these people are extremely intelligent relative to a random population sample, and people would tend to not assume that a marine with just a diploma would have a genius level IQ.
@@nirhalef2853 check out this description
www.neuroscientia.com/2017/12/what-does-iq-score-of-112-mean.html
Which basically says she’s of average intelligence. She’s not ignorant, she’s learned a lot, but IQ isn’t really a measurement of what you’ve learned. When all is said and done, when you look at the bell curve, she’s past the middle... but not at the top. Sure, she’s smarter than a lot of people, but she’s still average... everyone else was “above average”...
I met a few with PhD while going for an interview, I aced it, but when I was working with that PhD dude, they only know their specific stuff and not all the other stuff needed to work with day to day programming. 😂😂 I had freaking teach that class. 😂😂
Even if EQ isn't a real thing, I'm floored that Maria said Tyler had the lowest EQ of the group. He's standing there, calm, collected, incredibly quick and articulate in what he says, and even as literally all of them roast him he doesn't show a sign of being bothered by it. HOW IS THAT LOW EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE WHAT.
Liberals are incapable of judging on merit. Bias is the core of their ideology
He's a white male so he must have automatically the least EQ
To a leftist, not acting emotionally shows low EQ. They see it as how feels someone is.
They view stoicism and a calm demeanor as being arrogant, insecure, or toxically masculine. They view emotional and outgoing people as highly emotionally intelligent people.
BTW, as another comment mentioned "EQ" is just made up bullshit created by a journalist apparently.
Having a Ph.D makes you (likely) the most knowledgeable person in the room in regards to your field, that's it. Intelligence and knowledge are not the same thing.
A true Marine. Disciplined, intelligent and graceful. Well done, Tyler.
Semper Fi!
Oorah
I stand with the marine. No flinch!!!!
Isn’t the lowest IQ they’ll take like an 87? Yea, keep lying to yourself. There are anomalies for sure, but this was more than likely plotted.
I would generally agree but he seemed at little fat for a marine.
Old times: people studying graduate schools have a passion for learning.
Modern times: people studying in graduate schools because they have the money.
Ironically, a lot of them don't. They take on massive amounts of debt for a useless accolade
that's what happens when you privatize schools. only the rich get to study.
Ppl are studying for the worst careers. It’s a shame.
Not passion of learning. To have better position in job market or to be able have job in area that they realy like. For example you can be programer without school and get the job (there are tests anyway) but with paper is easier to go out from first HR cv checking (Not all people will be invite to interview ), and in some job like lawer papers are neccesary.
I m sorry, I know this is a joke, but it s not good to romanticize the past, modern times and the old times incorporate both of these realities, there is no clear cut separation. And I think that is important to acknowledge, because it shows how the educatinal sistems of the world are very slow in their evolution and that, I think, is the actual problem we are facing.
Ironically Maria spoke so much of having EQ but she doesn’t have any and Tyler had the most. The fact Maria made it through life with out being punched by humbleness is amazing and not in a good way.
She has luck she lives in modern western society where women don't get touched.
Not saying you should go around assault people, but there is some assholes out there male and female that need to be humbled down.
@@TrafalgarWaterDLaw-dl5cm He didn't mean actually punched, he meant "It's surprising life hasn't brought her down a peg yet"
No disrespect to our stoic hero, but I'd say Raymond and Kayley were neck and neck for that, from the impressions I got. Both seemed a bit more aware, and probably able to act with sensitivity to other people going through tough emotions. Tyler, although stable as a rock, would probably be a little lost with what to do.
Called life on easy
@@BlackButler32 some people still needs to get punched though. But you’re right
That was Karma in full force what happened to Maria, People like her think they are above most everyone. People with low IQ's can actually amaze you in a positive manner.
Her IQ isn’t low at all compared to the general population, it was just the lowest in this group of high IQ people.
Instead of saying “hey you know what, we were wrong for assuming that the military guy was an idiot. Maybe my PHD or bachelors doesn’t make me intellectually superior. This is a humbling experience and I’ll learn from this”
They went to “well the IQ test is faulty and it doesn’t mean much anyways”.
The nerve of these people 🤦♂️
And you know they would be singing a different tune if they scored higher. Even the Harvard grad said that the IQ test is just testing a form of intelligence.
Amazing how Sada has a Bachlor degree from Yale and in Finance but after test says she has Dyslexia and has problems with tests. Wonder how she graduated from Yale or did they just give her the degree unearned.
Some people just have massive egos
@@martyf3531 That's that affirmative action helping out underserved communities. 👍
@@patrickdurst3495 Bullshit. I have seen her speak in many occasions and she clearly is smart and articulate but nobody likes her left leaning way of thinking but since when were Ivy League schools not producing left leaning students?
Maria be like:
"Intelligence is IQ, EQ, and common sense combine together"
IQ test: lowest
EQ: proceeds being arrogant and insecure
Common sense: "I thought we were gonna look at social media"
😂😂💯
Maria is proof PhD's mean nothing.
Yeah as some one whos been to Uni and graduate with a first honnor I can say for certain that education definitely doesn't automatically make you smart...so many dumb asses graduate
lmaooo
@@danielcraig9666 That's bullshit, go get one then, hell try getting into a PhD program. PhD's are some of the hardest professional degrees to get. She has a PhD in cancer biology, not some liberal arts area of study, that's not easy. She's just proof that intelligence in one area doesn't mean intelligence in all areas. For example Ben Carson is a brilliant neurosurgeon, but a dummy everywhere else.
Whoever isn’t paying student loans is the smartest person IMO. 😂
Real talk.
I’m a dummy then. 🥴🥴😂😂🤣🤣😭
@@ahill3736 If you have a large amount of student debt than yes you are a dummy.
@@julianadams3710 School councilors and teachers raised 2 generations of kids telling them they would be poor failures if they don't go to college.
@@DarrinSK yeah so a lot of people aren’t completely to blame, they got bad advice and were given a shit start. That’s why I didn’t call him anything worse than a dummy.
I love how Maria gave "humble" and "modest" as reasons for rating the Asian guy 1st place, then she proceeds to brag her ass out about her achievements to justify her 2nd place...
CBRN Defence Specialist is Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear defence, its a highly skilled role. They made assumptions about whether anyone could do his job but they had no idea what it was that he did.
exactly! like Aba said they think the military is pushups and shooting guns all day lol. Tyler and the Asain dude is probably the only one that would've been able to keep up with the slowest and weakest Grunt. the rest of them...helll nooo
Lmaoo
He do be good. Damn
Came here to say EXACTLY THIS, thank you!
CBRN Defense Specialist is an *extremely* high aptitude MOS that requires not only a very high level of analytical problem solving & logic but can often require it on the fly & under intense pressure, considering lives are on the line.
The moment he said he was a CBRN Specialist, I had no doubt he was going to test high.
@@gluttonousmachina2961 One could be stupid when signing up for the military, but with all the free schooling the government provides, one could become smart 💁🏽♀️
Maria deserves everything that came her way after how disrespectful and cocky she was to everyone.
💯💯💯
Other than being pretty good looking, she has nothing going for her. I bet all her "Friends" talk mad shit about her as soon as she leaves the room...
imagine taking a vaccine designed byMaria? We'd all be dumb.
She doesn't even realize that if EQ (emotional) was a thing she'd still score low. She used psychological projection of her own arrogance on the white military guy for whatever reason to establish superficial disdain and believe he was 'stupid'.
As a side note I have heard EQ used scientifically to describe general intelligence of different species in a study which analyzed brain size to body ratio. Not sure if it's established, however. It stands for encephalization quotient (EQ) and can be discovered by searching for crows.
@@Blindashitmetalasfuck she probably metood her way to graduation.
One girl ranked our Marine boy 6th in possible intelligence because she has “issues with the military”. The logic in that made me laugh and I wasn’t surprised that she scored lower than him.
She was openly prejudiced. She didn't even stop herself and think 'wait, that makes no sense!'
They all rank him 6 pretty much.
Yup more or less what people think. I’m a AMP certified mechanic for helicopters and jets but for some reason people think I’m dumb as hell. I would pay to watch these people do what I did in the marines under the same stress level.
she had the same score. they were actually tied for 3rd place
@@johnthomas6224 lol why?? that stupid i would never take a person who repairs helicopter/jets which are complex machines for a fool.
As a veteran I had experiences where I've been judged while in college by some who believe that if you join it's because you weren't smart enough to do anything else. But what they fail to realize is that we have doctors, enginners, pilots, cybersecurity, intelligence, and so many other positions that take years to learn and unless you go officer you're learning it in a fraction of the time. We can adapt to any situation and in any environment while having the most stressful job in America. When we go to college while we're in we doing 8 week semesters instead of the average 16 which means most of us are doing 6 classes per semester while working 8 to 12 hour days. So the next time you say or hear someone comment that the military is for people who were too stupid to do something else, just remember this.
The way Sada and Maria started to question IQ's validity immediately after the real results is absolutely hilarious.
Women, typical women.
@@pustakgagin2826 Women only like facts and reason when it's complimentary to them.
reactions after the test dont really matter imo. everyone at the top was being humble, saying the test was just a test. everyone at the bottom said the same thing for a different reason.
That is female behaviour 101
Sada at least had leverage on her side. She scored within the top 3 scores by tying with the marine. People have the appearance that she did worse because of the way they seated her in the fourth chair. No, she was actually a part of the "smart" kids.
I'm not religious but this Bible passage applies: “When someone invites you to a wedding feast, do not take the place of honor, for a person more distinguished than you may have been invited. If so, the host who invited both of you will come and say to you, ‘Give this person your seat.’ Then, humiliated, you will have to take the least important place. But when you are invited, take the lowest place, so that when your host comes, he will say to you, ‘Friend, move up to a better place.’ Then you will be honored in the presence of all the other guests."
See this is the shit the Bible needs to use, instead of trying to sell us sky daddy. This is quality tips
@@UnevenScales it's always been there, what do you mean?
Cool
@@Liathrys he meant - ditch the sky daddy bullshit and leave the good stuff in
@@diha2271 can't have one without the other
Me watching: "Please black girl, don't make this about race or victimization."
Nope, she went straight for the jugular before and after the test.
Bullshit
@@richardwetzeliii4195 you might want to watch it again. She blamed race for her lower anticipated spot and afterwards she said standardized test were racist and said she was negatively affect by her disability, which she never brought up before the test.
@@kalel33 Sorry I was replying to Hidden Aspects.
I agree with you. Kalel.
maria seems like one of those people who know how to stand out and make a lot of noise at useless meetings
I think just about everyone got offended at his statement, "not everyone can do my job". But he stated a fact. There are some jobs in the military that not just anyone can perform.
Lmao right, but they acting like only a select few can do their job
Exactly, it was a dumb question
@@CallMeSlavik lol exactly, they learned being full of themselves is not such a good idea
Right?? Also, she specifically asked him if everyone could do his job, expecting him to say yes. Even though if she was asked the same question she would have said not everyone can do her job
It's hypocrisy on her behalf. And she's bigot.
the thing is, Tylers definition of IQ was fuggen spot on! it is literally ones ability to learn and adapt and understand.
Stephen Hawking's definition.
"A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool." - Shakespeare
Of course Maria was 6th
It is a wise man who pretends to be the fool, or something, whatever that lady from daredevil said
Period !😂
Maria is a perfect example of a stupid “smart person”.
Least we learned something from Maria, don't be cocky like her lol
Also named the _"Dunning-Kruger effect"_ .
Thank you for bringing up the military prejudice! I was in a career field that was the top 5% of military which is already a small percent of the population and it's crazy to think that people assume everyone in the military is a grunt.
Tyler came off as pretty humble and understood how people perceived him. That shows a higher level of EQ than Maria showed for sure.
EQ is not a thing. There's intelligence and then there's an aptitude for a skill.
What some call EQ is the skill at interpersonal interaction, be it the ability to read other people or to manipulate them. As with any skill, intelligence helps but it is not the most important quality. Aptitude and experience is much more important.
The reason why intelligence is so impactful is because intelligence is universally useful.
14:03 instead of saying good job to Tyler she literally blames the test on her dyslexia. You can smell a complainer
She's typical of today's generation.Never take accountability and blame someone/somthing else if it doesn't go you're way.
leftist young generation.
That part really irked me! But should have expected that after her ignorant comment about having no value on military.
she s dumb and lacks self awareness
Studies have shown that dyslexia and what was the other one what was it The person is very uhm they can't realize they're easily forgot what it was but but it's like if you're looking at a scale on a chart like speed strength intelligence lintelligence I'd like a little chart Most people are balanced or they might score little higher in some of the areas and others due to their genes that's just how it is so for example they were doing Sunny's that people with d*** I can't What the disorder was it wasn't dyslexia They were indicating that due to that disorder it's just their higher and other functions but do to their lack of balance obviously if I conce obviously if I could talk really fast and my brain can't keep up I'm gonna be saying about your dumb s*** Or it just might not make any sense or equal hearing so just think about the same thing as if my brain was going really fast and I couldn't localize it vocalize it as well as someone else would be able to so they might Eat another way to communicate for example I might just be very good at statistics for no reason no practice and if I practice that further I would get even better so when she says that I couldn't answer 2 questions because of dyslexia how many questions on there were there so it was like 2 out of You're only reducing your score by 2% so she's or or something minimal so yes I think she is a straight up from plainer and is trying to discredit Tyler's score because they're so fixated on what they want to be There's real stiff didn't want those results so they complained and they cry about it even though she got a good score you're stupid but Even if you have to take away 2 points out of the 100 point syour point score she could have still gotten the 98 I know that's not how it's listed but I'm just saying she didn'thing she did really said i couldn't answer 2 questions that's all that's all she didn't say i couldn't answer half of the questions because it wasn't going to slack you so that's not really an indicator of oh this test was not for me no This generation is full of absolute idiots who love to complain non stop like I cannot believe how much I do that sometimes it's like really Google crying your corner nobody really gives a s***
I was a Marine Infantryman, people think Grunts are dumb, but we have to call for fire, look at the battlefield see what is going on and adjust our attack accordingly all while getting shot at. I was in charge of 48 Marines, their training, in charge of million dollars of equipment, know how to call evacs, call for air support, naval gunfire and artillery. I got out after 10 years and went and got my Associates in Psychology. I am not a genius, but I know a damn piece of paper doesn't make a person intelligent.
No, it certainly doesn't. I am an Army veteran. 3 Corp Arty, 1st ID, and a SOG. I got out, used my GI Bill to get an Associates and Bachelors. I didn't have a choice because it's required for just entry-level for my job. Even back during my Associates there were classes I was in where we would start with 12-15 students and by the last week of class I was the only one left in the class. That happened 3 times just during that degree. People fell out left and right because they couldn't cut it. One guy even came into class bragging that he used to work at his dad's IT shop during the summer, so that already made him an expert. Dude didn't even make it halfway through the class. Some were kicked out for trying to cheat, or convince other students to give them answers. I saw two kicked out for plagiarism.
Now, 7 years later, I'm a Director and make over 170k a year. There are very few people who can do what I do and that's why the pay is so high. The highest position you can get in my field, the top 10% make 330k a year base salary. That doesn't include positions as board member or the millions that come with selling stock options.
No, the piece of paper didn't make me, but it enabled me. I personally think people who say education is "just a piece of paper" are more out of touch than the people who think that degree makes them smart. Without that degree, I wouldn't be where I am or have the potential I have. So maybe it isn't what makes me "smart" but just like any smart person they will use the tools at their disposal to great benefit. That's true intelligence.
@@GTRNights I agree, I went back to school myself, wasn't attacking the piece of paper, for me I went to school, I myself prefer to work in the trades, so I didn't use my education, I like building. I know how much a diploma means. I am from Harlan County, Kentucky. Way back in the mountains. My grandparents only were able to get a first grade education. My papaw couldn't even spell his own name. But he had common sense and could make anything work, and was intrigued by everything, so he would work on whatever he wanted to know about until he got it figured out. Both my Grandmothers, went back to school at the ages of 68 and 69 and didn't get their GED, they did the entire process and got their High School Diploma. Education is important, but it doesnt make the man in my book.
I had the opportunity to take a course in problem-solving at a French military academy (Saint Cyr). The instructors, all mid-level army officers, were some of the most intelligent, observant, diligent and resourceful people I’ve ever met.
I respect your service brother, I was an 0627/29 in the Corps, got the pleasure of working with infantrymen when I was in FAST company. Learned a whole new respect for the infantry craft.
@@poglifeactual7936 had a couple buddies in FAST at Kings Bay, Georgia, Semper Fi my brother, thank you.
When you consider Tyler was only a few points behind the others and yet is probably the one with the highest social skills to lead and deal with people… he has more going for him than the others.
He is humble because the most important thing you learn in military is you assume nothing, until proven and triple checked nothing is a fact, it comes down to never underestimating somebody even if you have high belief of your own abilities.
"Assume nothing...until proven" Sounds like how math major teaches their students.
Humility builds character learned that in service, military humbles you real quick
Indeed
@@cashmerebenoit1668 i wanna be in the military cause i hate myself and i always seem egoistic that it's almost automatic for me to be an asshole
@@logicss2893 with a perspective like that be glad you weren't in, enjoy that couch though
The military guy comes across as someone I'd hang out with..he seems like humble individual who's not full of himself
I’m a Marine (“former”) and I’m also a PhD student. I can say with full confidence that the dumbest people I’ve ever met are some of my graduate school colleagues. (If you know me and you’re in my department, don’t cancel me, I wasn’t talking about you or our department 😉).
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That's dunb bro. Do it with a private account 🤣
@@Chrisxulo dumb, not dunb
@@Chrisxulo y be scared bro do it with ur actual account or dont say anything thats it bruh seriously cancel culture needs canceling for makes u seem even more dumb for fact remanes no one can cancel any one but oneself
I just have to say...(as I LOVE the Marines) Oorah!! (and btw...you aren't "former")...once a Marine....
Seeing Tyler ranked higher than Maria brings a warm feeling to my heart. If I was in his seat, I'd start roasting and walk off. "All the way down there with your PhD in underwater basket weaving."