IQ= 1. memory (WM + LTM) 2. relevant recall 3. pattern recognition. 1. Cannot currently improve raw memory (can be influenced by training and expertise) 2. Cannot currently improve relevant recall (other than exposure over time; developing expertise/mastery) 3. Cannot currently improve pattern recognition outside training. If we are looking for genetic and/or neurobiological processes to target, it is these systems. Target neurotransmitter increases (this is the current hard problem): Glutamate in the mPFC, dlPFC, and hippocampus and dopamine in the basal ganglia (complicated bc of motor function control).
5:40 Jordan hit such an important point and the other dude just completely bypassed it. No i don’t think that it has to be “extreme”. I would also argue that any sort of physical ailment that is enough to be considered a “health issue” can be regarded as extreme. If it is being acknowledged as interfering with your life, that’s extreme. Physical health is everything. I’ve observed it so much. Anyone who struggles mentally also seems to struggle physically on some level.
right?! thx for taking the time to write it out ❤️ it's all connected. there are even neurons doing their thing when it comes to your heart. the brain doesn't store memories, THE WHOLE BODY DOES ^^
Thanks for honoring freedom of speech. “When people call you intelligent it is almost always because they agree with you. Otherwise they just call you arrogant.” - Nassim Nicholas Taleb When I still believed in the existence of a god ... those who agreed told me I was a "deep thinker." When I stopped believing in the existence of a god ... those who disagreed told me I was a "shallow thinker." “People don't want to hear your opinion. They want their opinion to come out of your mouth.” Author unknown
Interesting that you talk about flouride: some good research shows that it lowers IQ. So does lead in the water - and the government's recommendation that chloramines should be used in place of chlorine in municipal water systems is dangerous: chloramines increase the leaching of lead from old pipes. Urban children face a double dose of toxic materials in their drinking water.
@@farallimacha Plenty of places around the world. Just because your house does not have lead pipes, does not mean the municipal waterlines are not lead, look at flint Michigan.
I'm so glad SOMEONE ELSE knows this. My twin brother is a union plumber and this is something he'd bring up. Even Hitler knew better than to use chlorine in the water, he wanted an intelligent German people: too bad he was THE NAZI.
I was 147 in my teens, I underwent testing with a forensic psychiatrist recently and my iq is now measured at 187, I went up 40 points. I am still such a bloody idiot in so many ways. Iq can be high and you can still be a complete idiot - I am living proof.
Most IQ tests don't even test beyond 160, infact alot of them don't even test beyond 145. Furthermore, IQ generally decreases from your mid twenties onwards, and increases in IQ beyond one standard deviation are INCREDIBLY rare. Lying about your IQ online doesn't help increase your real intelligence.. All it does is decrease your moral righteousness.
wooow dude, what a coincidence , i was 187 in my early toddler years and after testing again at my uncle's place when i was 12, i got 213, my uncle was so proud of me he decided to give me a "special" reward 😊
If we know that anywhere from 50-80% of our IQ is hereditary, then it seems the only way such a breakthrough would be possible is if we figure out how to edit the genes responsible. The mean IQ has increased over the generations, largely because food has become much more abundant and information is more readily accessible, but external interventions won't be able to compensate for the difference caused by genetic variability.
they just simply have to ask autistics what to do. but yeah they are busy sterilizing kids and abusing autistic folks etc. :/ I'm one of them so I know what I'm talking about
Half of the country would be violently against such a proposed technology, because the research to develop it might accidentally show that there's any difference whatsoever between groups of humans in terms of IQ, and we can't have that, now can we?
What you described is like the religious dogma of today. Peoples arent the same and we celebrate it (at least in west) but for some reason we can not admit that different means not same and that means not equal. *Its scary only because people cant see we are all humans* Edit. I have big stiff fingers.
I took an IQ test on my computer. It was basically problem solving questions they gave you 45 questions and 15 minutes to do the test. I scored a 146 and i was stoned on weed so i took it two more times and scored 146 all three times. Im a professional guitarist and i truly believe it was the reason why my IQ was so high. Because learning guitar especially really technical playing make your brain think in different ways and learning Megadeth solos for example require so many ways of thinking and opens up doors in your mind that increase brain functions.
Yes: More intelligence (in the individual(s)) is better than Less. No doubt. So, why do our esteemed and distinguished leaders in Washington, DC, insist in lowering the level of average intellectual achievement necessary to conduct a good Governmental activity?
as an autistic lemme wrap it up: psychopaths dumbed down society over generations while supressing autistic ppl aka the definition of a smart able human. our genes are way older. it's easier to control stupid ppl while sterilizing gay and neurodivergent kids. check out prussian school system, it's mass conditioning, the same stuff they do when trying to 'cure' autistics. iz's evil and complex af but wrapped up simple. bad and stupid ppl vs. smart ones and kiddos plus animals
What gets only hinted at in this video is that we know hundreds if not thousands of variants in our genetic code and their appropriate influence on cognitive ability. We could raise the average g-factor of the population significantly if we gave every baby the most advantageous of these genetic variants by gene editing.
My favourite IQ-boosting allele also gives HIV immunity if you are homozygous. 1% of all whities already have two copies of this gene, and virtually no one else.
If you’re intelligent you realize that’s is even harder and unjust than stupid person thinks, so you get depressed, or you get sociopathic tendencies and step on necks to the top..
@@conscioussubconsciousness1976 Not true according to science. People with higher IQ are less susceptible to psychological disorders such as depression.
Neuropsychologist said luminosity brain training is the only thing with some evidence. An OT said play sudoku manual over app will improve focus. Memory card games and repeating jigsaw puzzles will improve memory. Also mindfulness will improve focus.
Yes. You definitely can : reach your genetic IQ potential meditation & exercise increases and sustains IQ to its maximal limit.There are various other methods to increase ones IQ This have been proven conclusively. While alcohol smoking ect is shown to lower it. Most people wont put in the work and methods it takes to sustain and raise their IQ. Certainly it can be done.
Believe it or not before quantum computers were invented and we had the idea, we didn't know how to do that, recent years we now have the know how and it's not available to everyone, crispr gene editing gave a kid his god dam eye sight and that's a bloody miracle in medical care, without it he had no choice, so I mean you'd be surprised how fast these things come around and how long they take
I feel sorry for jordan tbh, he masked well for the circumstances. I would have struggled not getting into an argument, the dude wasn't the best choice to talk about this topic but it's good data for me. I love to study stupidity, it feels like another universe :3
@@kalyasaify The man is by no means stupid, but he's a wishful thinker that's all. I think Jordan didn't wanted to put his guest in a bad light by pushing too much the question, which is fine.
I had a crush on the smart girl but nobody really liked her and I think she liked me too. She's my kind of hot and a brain surgeon turned McKinsey now. Definitely my loss for now for not having the guts at the time to follow my own interests in the women I like
The consequences could be massive and difficult to foresee of increases in IQ. For example, the world is largely built and supported on the backs of high labor mild intelligence people. Would that work be seen as beneath most people if IQ was raised across the board? It's work that is still needed so would society through various means now force lots of very smart workforce into menial jobs, increasing frustration as a catalyst for social friction. Many many very smart disaffected strong laborers could... be a problem?
Many mild intelligent jobs will become superfluous soon as they can also be done by "AI" as we can foresee now already. But there will never be a shortage of jobs for highly intelligent people such as scientists. We can never have enough of them.
This is a futile pursuit, because even if we managed to equalize IQ, we would still find another genetic measure to stratify society along, like endurance for example.
@@BigDogDiagnostics He literally claims he can determine what can happen within nanoseconds, doesn't explain how, then proceed to state that by result he can decipher how brain neuro genetics work....and then says he can't actually do that either😂
@@toniwels8195 what the hell are you talking about!? They said hypothetically if THEY.. As in physicists can determine what happened within nanoseconds. Neither guys in this video claimed they did any of that. They were having a discussion about what is POSSIBLE! In theory! I wouldn’t go around thinking you can outwit guys like that. They will run circles around you.. 🤡
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It seems like curiosity is linked to openness to experience trait of personality, which is at least modestly related to intelligence; although you can't really determine all curious/open to experience people are intelligent, but if you guess it this way you're likely to be right at least 60% of the time.
@@mariohomem838 What's the correlation between someone's IQ and their openness to experience? Never mind, found it: "Openness to experience correlates with intelligence, correlation coefficients ranging from about r=.30 to r=.45.[16] These relations vary significantly based on which component of intelligence is examined. For example, meta-analyses have found relations ranging from .08 with processing speed abilities to .29 with verbal abilities.[17] Another common distinction is between crystallized intelligence and fluid intelligence. Some studies have found moderate associations with crystallized intelligence but only weak associations with fluid intelligence." Very confusing to me now that I've heard multiple perspectives from figures like John Vervaeke, Peterson, this dude here, Eric Weinstein. Formal education is set up from the ground up for a reason and no amount of random information gathering will replace that. Random information only confuses you and makes you unable to decide for yourself.
it is one of the main factors when it comes to learning. trust me I'm smart (autistic) so I consider myself an expert ^^ most important point: the worst place to gain knowledge is school/university.
my theory based on absolutely zero facts (so take this with a grain of salt) is that alcoholic drinks lower IQ to varying degrees because both my older sister and my dad, who are not blood related to each other, get unbelievable stupid whenever they have become drunk. One time, I made the mistake of asking my older sister for a tissue while she was drunk, and she COULD NOT DO IT. I don't even think she processed what I said. I don't really have a story like this about my dad, though, especially since he stopped drinking almost a decade ago. However, for some reason, he would constantly say "have you got it" at the end of every sentence. He only ever said that phrase whenever he was drunk. Weird.
Research fluoride in water. They gave it to chimps and it made The chimps docile sleepy and took away their motivation. America is one of the only countries that allows fluoride in the water. Just do some research on it look up the effects of fluoride on the human brain. Also calcifies the pineal gland.
I’m interested how Neuralink will influence the brain and IQ, it may not increase the level of critical thinking but it could make learning and retaining information more streamlined and better..
I'm not. And its already hellah suz and not Recommended by (many) FDA Doctors. Let alone for Nerve/Neurological diseases. We still only know something like 5-10% of the Brain. And currently *Neuralink* relies heavily on Smart access (Third party) and they do not care whatsoever about *Privacy* nor *Safety rules*
Well duh! They have been talking if it should be *Morally* right or wrong to Gene-edit and in some case (cure) curtain diseases to make your kid Smarter or to an equal lvl of the Higher well succesful of IQ. In a not so distant future, You'll already be able to change your eye colours. Personally NOT really a fan of starting to make someone smarter in such a manner. Cause it'll undoubtedly abused by *Pharma/The few* who can afford it.
What is the use of knowing the right thing to say after the moment has passed? (I think eight out of ten people smoking herb probably shouldn’t be…I mean, it’s a consolation prize for unwittingly participating in the game of RAPO.) Who needs to increase IQ, when simply being a man is frowned upon, and we got artificial intelligence and healthcare to uphold the law? (A speed limit, is a rule..drinking water is the law.) Is it more important…”I am carrying water”, or “Water is being carried”? Remember: Friends are about yesterday and tomorrow..friendliness and being friendly are about now. “Could any hell be more horrible than now and real?” - Jim Morrison
would be very good thing if they could come up with a way to fix the decrease in IQ as than they might be able to help all the citizens of the world that have damaged their brains on the hard narcotics
IQ is not that important compared to Common sense. It's much more important to have common sense. One can argue that high schooling translate to less common sense. Having a sophisticated vocabulary may sound like your high in IQ, but it's just your trade. A machinists/Tool maker has there own vocabulary, there just not going around bragging about there vocal related to there skills, or dropping the H bomb. I can give you example after example of PHDs that have no common sense and are frankly, therefore idiots. Like economist saying that modern economic theory is great, which is printing money and going into dept at +120% GDP is ok and doesn't create inflation. No common sense. That is why most regular people have lost respect of so called, self called, academic elite.
Care to explain how you or anyone else - successfully measure the "common sense" of a person? - has ever scientifically proven that this ominous "common sense" does lead to higher success in life, such as has been proven for IQ repeatedly?
IQ is not a grand unified stat like a video game that indicates how correct your actions will be. The 'most regular people' have no understanding of it (nor will they try to) and they just like to be bitter and seethe at anything. often times, common sense is just a concept you create just to put everything you don't like into one neat basket so you can conveniently criticize people. this is proven by the FACT that nobody has ever remotely come close to figuring out a measuring system to "common sense". Saying one thing is more important than the other when its so different is quite narrow minded and it shows a lack of "common sense" which is ironically hilarious. You're talking about it as if its a thing you can take and once you choose it you can't take the other. This kind of mental dance is usually done by those who don't have high iq, won't get far in life, so they form a worldview that won't bruise their ego but make it easy to blame others while maintaining an illusory sense of victimhood. Obviously because they were never in a position of power that influences thousands of people and they never will.
@@Dfd_Free_Speech Just because it is hard to measure, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I think someone as smart as you recognizes common sense when you see it, and can see that it is independent of education level.
@@freesk8 If something is not only hard but impossible to measure then this is usually an indicator that it doesn't exist. A wonderful example are supernatural beings such as ghosts, demons or gods. I recommend educating yourself in critical scientific thinking.
@@Dfd_Free_Speech There was a time when neutrinos were hard to detect. But now they are part of the Standard Model. I'm a Science teacher. So you don't have to lecture me about Science. Thomas Kuhn wrote in "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" that often old established scientific leaders had to die before new theories and paradigms could gain mainstream acceptance. Maybe one day we will be able to measure "common sense" and distinguish it from things like "wisdom" and IQ. My point stands, that just because something is currently hard to measure, does not mean it does not exist. Your argument is also invalid from a Philosophical perspective. You say that being impossible to measure is "usually" an indicator that it does not exist. But from this you can not logically conclude that it does not exist. So, in addition to some study about how Science works, maybe you should do some study in logical argumentation.
all throughout the world during the last two centuries. There have been amazing inventions, and yet big pharma wasn't anywhere near the size it is at now. Here is my question Do drugs actually help, especially ones like from big pharma.
Yeah, get all theoretical matter and a single point to “decode” it, quite impossible if such a thing even occurred. The Bang has ever been a theory, something Jame’s Web is already showing to be naive. We know nothing
God’s spirit bears witness with our spirit that we are the children of God (Romans 8:16): The Holy Spirit will never lead us contrary to God’s word. In 1 Corinthians 2:10, God reveals His word by His Spirit; the Holy Spirit searches all things, yes the deep things of God through Jesus. All that the Father has is Jesus’; therefore, the Holy Spirit takes what God reveals to Jesus and shows it to us (John 16:14-15). The Holy Spirit enlightens us with deeper unspoken mysteries of the mind of God, for God will never reveal His mind to a deliberate stranger, but to those who love and obey Him. There is so much more to God’s word than what meets the eye. Jesus acknowledges the Father to be “the kingdom, the power, and the glory.” Forever, Amen.
Comically I listen realizing this guy believes in the big bang, and considers flouride to be a positive addition to our dental health, when in reality it lowers IQ. Lol😂
IQ= 1. memory (WM + LTM) 2. relevant recall 3. pattern recognition.
1. Cannot currently improve raw memory (can be influenced by training and expertise)
2. Cannot currently improve relevant recall (other than exposure over time; developing expertise/mastery)
3. Cannot currently improve pattern recognition outside training.
If we are looking for genetic and/or neurobiological processes to target, it is these systems. Target neurotransmitter increases (this is the current hard problem): Glutamate in the mPFC, dlPFC, and hippocampus and dopamine in the basal ganglia (complicated bc of motor function control).
Whats relevant recall ?
5:40 Jordan hit such an important point and the other dude just completely bypassed it. No i don’t think that it has to be “extreme”. I would also argue that any sort of physical ailment that is enough to be considered a “health issue” can be regarded as extreme. If it is being acknowledged as interfering with your life, that’s extreme.
Physical health is everything. I’ve observed it so much. Anyone who struggles mentally also seems to struggle physically on some level.
right?! thx for taking the time to write it out ❤️ it's all connected. there are even neurons doing their thing when it comes to your heart. the brain doesn't store memories, THE WHOLE BODY DOES ^^
Thanks for honoring freedom of speech.
“When people call you intelligent it is almost always because they agree with you. Otherwise they just call you arrogant.” - Nassim Nicholas Taleb
When I still believed in the existence of a god ... those who agreed told me I was a "deep thinker."
When I stopped believing in the existence of a god ... those who disagreed told me I was a "shallow thinker."
“People don't want to hear your opinion. They want their opinion to come out of your mouth.” Author unknown
Interesting that you talk about flouride: some good research shows that it lowers IQ.
So does lead in the water - and the government's recommendation that chloramines should be used in place of chlorine in municipal water systems is dangerous: chloramines increase the leaching of lead from old pipes. Urban children face a double dose of toxic materials in their drinking water.
Who is using lead pipes?
Where do you live?
In ancient Rome?
@@farallimacha Old pipes had lead, such as those fixtures used in Durham, NC. Learned that during the Duke Rape Hoax.
@@farallimacha Plenty of places around the world.
Just because your house does not have lead pipes, does not mean the municipal waterlines are not lead, look at flint Michigan.
I'm so glad SOMEONE ELSE knows this. My twin brother is a union plumber and this is something he'd bring up.
Even Hitler knew better than to use chlorine in the water, he wanted an intelligent German people: too bad he was THE NAZI.
@@jimmcfarland9318 this is why i stick to bottled water. Costs alot over time but better than drinking lead unfortunately
I was 147 in my teens, I underwent testing with a forensic psychiatrist recently and my iq is now measured at 187, I went up 40 points. I am still such a bloody idiot in so many ways.
Iq can be high and you can still be a complete idiot - I am living proof.
Most IQ tests don't even test beyond 160, infact alot of them don't even test beyond 145. Furthermore, IQ generally decreases from your mid twenties onwards, and increases in IQ beyond one standard deviation are INCREDIBLY rare.
Lying about your IQ online doesn't help increase your real intelligence.. All it does is decrease your moral righteousness.
Honesty is a step forward my man. Good luck. Your smart enough to be in this comments. You can do better
What do you do for work btw? Just curious…
wooow dude, what a coincidence , i was 187 in my early toddler years and after testing again at my uncle's place when i was 12, i got 213, my uncle was so proud of me he decided to give me a "special" reward 😊
@@kneza96BG not even funny
If we know that anywhere from 50-80% of our IQ is hereditary, then it seems the only way such a breakthrough would be possible is if we figure out how to edit the genes responsible. The mean IQ has increased over the generations, largely because food has become much more abundant and information is more readily accessible, but external interventions won't be able to compensate for the difference caused by genetic variability.
they just simply have to ask autistics what to do. but yeah they are busy sterilizing kids and abusing autistic folks etc. :/ I'm one of them so I know what I'm talking about
Flouride doesn’t improve dental health. Bad comparison
Half of the country would be violently against such a proposed technology, because the research to develop it might accidentally show that there's any difference whatsoever between groups of humans in terms of IQ, and we can't have that, now can we?
What you described is like the religious dogma of today. Peoples arent the same and we celebrate it (at least in west) but for some reason we can not admit that different means not same and that means not equal.
*Its scary only because people cant see we are all humans*
Edit. I have big stiff fingers.
Gattaca, here we come!
I took an IQ test on my computer. It was basically problem solving questions they gave you 45 questions and 15 minutes to do the test. I scored a 146 and i was stoned on weed so i took it two more times and scored 146 all three times. Im a professional guitarist and i truly believe it was the reason why my IQ was so high. Because learning guitar especially really technical playing make your brain think in different ways and learning Megadeth solos for example require so many ways of thinking and opens up doors in your mind that increase brain functions.
Yes: More intelligence (in the individual(s)) is better than Less. No doubt. So, why do our esteemed and distinguished leaders in Washington, DC, insist in lowering the level of average intellectual achievement necessary to conduct a good Governmental activity?
as an autistic lemme wrap it up: psychopaths dumbed down society over generations while supressing autistic ppl aka the definition of a smart able human. our genes are way older. it's easier to control stupid ppl while sterilizing gay and neurodivergent kids. check out prussian school system, it's mass conditioning, the same stuff they do when trying to 'cure' autistics. iz's evil and complex af but wrapped up simple. bad and stupid ppl vs. smart ones and kiddos plus animals
It's because the universe is in a constant state of disorder that's the second law of thermodynamics.
Nah it is by looks
What gets only hinted at in this video is that we know hundreds if not thousands of variants in our genetic code and their appropriate influence on cognitive ability.
We could raise the average g-factor of the population significantly if we gave every baby the most advantageous of these genetic variants by gene editing.
My favourite IQ-boosting allele also gives HIV immunity if you are homozygous. 1% of all whities already have two copies of this gene, and virtually no one else.
Life is hard. If you’re stupid it’s really hard!
If you’re intelligent you realize that’s is even harder and unjust than stupid person thinks, so you get depressed, or you get sociopathic tendencies and step on necks to the top..
A bunch of nonsense.@@conscioussubconsciousness1976
Or they just ebrace thug culture and use addictions to have fun.
@@conscioussubconsciousness1976 Not true according to science. People with higher IQ are less susceptible to psychological disorders such as depression.
@@Dfd_Free_Speech well, yeah, some are pretty good at dissociating
I'm trying... Have any advice? I have a lot of thought patterns that are inefficient and I'm trying to remove them.
Neuropsychologist said luminosity brain training is the only thing with some evidence. An OT said play sudoku manual over app will improve focus. Memory card games and repeating jigsaw puzzles will improve memory. Also mindfulness will improve focus.
Yes. You definitely can : reach your genetic IQ potential meditation & exercise increases and sustains IQ to its maximal limit.There are various other methods to increase ones IQ This have been proven conclusively. While alcohol smoking ect is shown to lower it. Most people wont put in the work and methods it takes to sustain and raise their IQ. Certainly it can be done.
Yeah sorry I don't know who is this, but all I can hear is "It's possible, but we have no concrete ideas how to make it possible".
Believe it or not before quantum computers were invented and we had the idea, we didn't know how to do that, recent years we now have the know how and it's not available to everyone, crispr gene editing gave a kid his god dam eye sight and that's a bloody miracle in medical care, without it he had no choice, so I mean you'd be surprised how fast these things come around and how long they take
I feel sorry for jordan tbh, he masked well for the circumstances. I would have struggled not getting into an argument, the dude wasn't the best choice to talk about this topic but it's good data for me. I love to study stupidity, it feels like another universe :3
@@kalyasaify The man is by no means stupid, but he's a wishful thinker that's all. I think Jordan didn't wanted to put his guest in a bad light by pushing too much the question, which is fine.
@@sublimacy7639 YES!! thought the same. he's a master
Privatizing the government schools would have much more bang for the buck if we are trying to make people smarter.
looooove this comment
I had a crush on the smart girl but nobody really liked her and I think she liked me too. She's my kind of hot and a brain surgeon turned McKinsey now. Definitely my loss for now for not having the guts at the time to follow my own interests in the women I like
we're everywhere dude. go to places where autistic ppl love to be ^^
The consequences could be massive and difficult to foresee of increases in IQ. For example, the world is largely built and supported on the backs of high labor mild intelligence people. Would that work be seen as beneath most people if IQ was raised across the board? It's work that is still needed so would society through various means now force lots of very smart workforce into menial jobs, increasing frustration as a catalyst for social friction. Many many very smart disaffected strong laborers could... be a problem?
Many mild intelligent jobs will become superfluous soon as they can also be done by "AI" as we can foresee now already. But there will never be a shortage of jobs for highly intelligent people such as scientists. We can never have enough of them.
This is a futile pursuit, because even if we managed to equalize IQ, we would still find another genetic measure to stratify society along, like endurance for example.
They lost me with this bullshit about knowing what happened at the first nanoseconds of this supposed "big bang".
Exactly😌
Then you lost the entire point. Listening to an entire theory yeilds better results.
@@BigDogDiagnostics I didn't want to listen any further. furthermore, you can take your smug attitude and shove it.
@@BigDogDiagnostics He literally claims he can determine what can happen within nanoseconds, doesn't explain how, then proceed to state that by result he can decipher how brain neuro genetics work....and then says he can't actually do that either😂
@@toniwels8195 what the hell are you talking about!? They said hypothetically if THEY.. As in physicists can determine what happened within nanoseconds. Neither guys in this video claimed they did any of that. They were having a discussion about what is POSSIBLE! In theory!
I wouldn’t go around thinking you can outwit guys like that. They will run circles around you.. 🤡
I increase my IQ everyday by listening to Jordan Peterson! 👁️
Real
thats not how iq works.
Same 🎉
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My family have been into series of sufferings lately
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I do know Christina A. Tucker, I also have even become successful....
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What role does curiosity play in IQ?
It seems like curiosity is linked to openness to experience trait of personality, which is at least modestly related to intelligence; although you can't really determine all curious/open to experience people are intelligent, but if you guess it this way you're likely to be right at least 60% of the time.
@@mariohomem838 I guess it would be more connected if a curious person had a decent level of conscientiousness, then remembered what they'd found!
@@mariohomem838 What's the correlation between someone's IQ and their openness to experience? Never mind, found it: "Openness to experience correlates with intelligence, correlation coefficients ranging from about r=.30 to r=.45.[16] These relations vary significantly based on which component of intelligence is examined. For example, meta-analyses have found relations ranging from .08 with processing speed abilities to .29 with verbal abilities.[17] Another common distinction is between crystallized intelligence and fluid intelligence. Some studies have found moderate associations with crystallized intelligence but only weak associations with fluid intelligence."
Very confusing to me now that I've heard multiple perspectives from figures like John Vervaeke, Peterson, this dude here, Eric Weinstein. Formal education is set up from the ground up for a reason and no amount of random information gathering will replace that. Random information only confuses you and makes you unable to decide for yourself.
it is one of the main factors when it comes to learning. trust me I'm smart (autistic) so I consider myself an expert ^^ most important point: the worst place to gain knowledge is school/university.
It's decently correlated
my theory based on absolutely zero facts (so take this with a grain of salt) is that alcoholic drinks lower IQ to varying degrees because both my older sister and my dad, who are not blood related to each other, get unbelievable stupid whenever they have become drunk. One time, I made the mistake of asking my older sister for a tissue while she was drunk, and she COULD NOT DO IT. I don't even think she processed what I said. I don't really have a story like this about my dad, though, especially since he stopped drinking almost a decade ago. However, for some reason, he would constantly say "have you got it" at the end of every sentence. He only ever said that phrase whenever he was drunk. Weird.
He had me until „flourinated water“ …
Research fluoride in water. They gave it to chimps and it made The chimps docile sleepy and took away their motivation. America is one of the only countries that allows fluoride in the water. Just do some research on it look up the effects of fluoride on the human brain. Also calcifies the pineal gland.
Flowers for Algernon.
Great short story. So sad at the end. Reminds me of our own failing faculties as we age... It's going to happen to many of us.
No. You cannot
Not entirely true. You can raise IQ by gene editing and making at least our offspring smarter. That is certainly doable today.
Not with that attitude! 🤣
There are plenty of freak accidents with head trauma that produce geniuses, just because it is one in a million does not mean it is not possible.
@@rogeliorodriguez8518 LOL!
@@Dfd_Free_Speech Yeah. Good point.
I’m interested how Neuralink will influence the brain and IQ, it may not increase the level of critical thinking but it could make learning and retaining information more streamlined and better..
I'm not.
And its already hellah suz and not Recommended by (many) FDA Doctors. Let alone for Nerve/Neurological diseases.
We still only know something like 5-10% of the Brain. And currently *Neuralink* relies heavily on Smart access (Third party) and they do not care whatsoever about *Privacy* nor *Safety rules*
Too bad it has such huge side effects
Dr. Ray Peat, PhD, says taking exogenous thyroid hormone and thiamine will tend to raise IQ
They're trying to find a way to create superior human beings. That's why they're trying to understand the human body on the level they're trying to.
Well, that's a very reasonable goal. What else should we try? Make inferior human beings?
@Dfd_Free_Speech that's what we do, then we put them together and analyze all these theories!
satanic
Well duh!
They have been talking if it should be *Morally* right or wrong to Gene-edit and in some case (cure) curtain diseases to make your kid Smarter or to an equal lvl of the Higher well succesful of IQ.
In a not so distant future, You'll already be able to change your eye colours.
Personally NOT really a fan of starting to make someone smarter in such a manner. Cause it'll undoubtedly abused by
*Pharma/The few* who can afford it.
What is the use of knowing the right thing to say after the moment has passed?
(I think eight out of ten people smoking herb probably shouldn’t be…I mean, it’s a consolation prize for unwittingly participating in the game of RAPO.)
Who needs to increase IQ, when simply being a man is frowned upon, and we got artificial intelligence and healthcare to uphold the law?
(A speed limit, is a rule..drinking water is the law.)
Is it more important…”I am carrying water”, or “Water is being carried”?
Remember:
Friends are about yesterday and tomorrow..friendliness and being friendly are about now.
“Could any hell be more horrible than now and real?” - Jim Morrison
would be very good thing if they could come up with a way to fix the decrease in IQ as than they might be able to help all the citizens of the world that have damaged their brains on the hard narcotics
IQ is not that important compared to Common sense. It's much more important to have common sense. One can argue that high schooling translate to less common sense. Having a sophisticated vocabulary may sound like your high in IQ, but it's just your trade. A machinists/Tool maker has there own vocabulary, there just not going around bragging about there vocal related to there skills, or dropping the H bomb. I can give you example after example of PHDs that have no common sense and are frankly, therefore idiots. Like economist saying that modern economic theory is great, which is printing money and going into dept at +120% GDP is ok and doesn't create inflation. No common sense. That is why most regular people have lost respect of so called, self called, academic elite.
Care to explain how you or anyone else
- successfully measure the "common sense" of a person?
- has ever scientifically proven that this ominous "common sense" does lead to higher success in life, such as has been proven for IQ repeatedly?
IQ is not a grand unified stat like a video game that indicates how correct your actions will be. The 'most regular people' have no understanding of it (nor will they try to) and they just like to be bitter and seethe at anything. often times, common sense is just a concept you create just to put everything you don't like into one neat basket so you can conveniently criticize people. this is proven by the FACT that nobody has ever remotely come close to figuring out a measuring system to "common sense".
Saying one thing is more important than the other when its so different is quite narrow minded and it shows a lack of "common sense" which is ironically hilarious. You're talking about it as if its a thing you can take and once you choose it you can't take the other. This kind of mental dance is usually done by those who don't have high iq, won't get far in life, so they form a worldview that won't bruise their ego but make it easy to blame others while maintaining an illusory sense of victimhood. Obviously because they were never in a position of power that influences thousands of people and they never will.
@@Dfd_Free_Speech Just because it is hard to measure, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I think someone as smart as you recognizes common sense when you see it, and can see that it is independent of education level.
@@freesk8 If something is not only hard but impossible to measure then this is usually an indicator that it doesn't exist. A wonderful example are supernatural beings such as ghosts, demons or gods.
I recommend educating yourself in critical scientific thinking.
@@Dfd_Free_Speech There was a time when neutrinos were hard to detect. But now they are part of the Standard Model. I'm a Science teacher. So you don't have to lecture me about Science. Thomas Kuhn wrote in "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" that often old established scientific leaders had to die before new theories and paradigms could gain mainstream acceptance. Maybe one day we will be able to measure "common sense" and distinguish it from things like "wisdom" and IQ. My point stands, that just because something is currently hard to measure, does not mean it does not exist. Your argument is also invalid from a Philosophical perspective. You say that being impossible to measure is "usually" an indicator that it does not exist. But from this you can not logically conclude that it does not exist. So, in addition to some study about how Science works, maybe you should do some study in logical argumentation.
all throughout the world during the last two centuries. There have been amazing inventions, and yet big pharma wasn't anywhere near the size it is at now. Here is my question Do drugs actually help, especially ones like from big pharma.
"If we can figure out what happened in the first nanosecond of the big bang" oh, the hubris of humans.
Yeah, get all theoretical matter and a single point to “decode” it, quite impossible if such a thing even occurred. The Bang has ever been a theory, something Jame’s Web is already showing to be naive. We know nothing
Assuming they actually know what happened during the “big bang” Is quite an assumption.
That's not the point
Assuming the ‘big bang’ even happened is insane.
@@kalabakonbitts1362 tell me ur stupid without telling me ur stupid
What Would Socrates Do?
He'd show everyone who claimed to be an expert why they didn't know what they were talking about. We need a lot more of that these days! :)
Socrate everywhere
Thankyou.
Noice! Christ is King 👑. Go ahead and ban me Ben Shapiro.
Only if it suits their purposes...
It follows that to increase knowledge one has to have communication to question. Is there such on w/app?
If I could talk to Mr. Peterson on horses. Only good would come from it. People do win the lottery....
Bring Candence Owens.
God’s spirit bears witness with our spirit that we are the children of God (Romans 8:16):
The Holy Spirit will never lead us contrary to God’s word. In 1 Corinthians 2:10, God reveals His word by His Spirit; the Holy Spirit searches all things, yes the deep things of God through Jesus. All that the Father has is Jesus’; therefore, the Holy Spirit takes what God reveals to Jesus and shows it to us (John 16:14-15). The Holy Spirit enlightens us with deeper unspoken mysteries of the mind of God, for God will never reveal His mind to a deliberate stranger, but to those who love and obey Him. There is so much more to God’s word than what meets the eye. Jesus acknowledges the Father to be “the kingdom, the power, and the glory.” Forever, Amen.
Why do you quote sources from a book that has been proven wrong again and again?
LSD.
2:48
Don't trust this guy
Comically I listen realizing this guy believes in the big bang, and considers flouride to be a positive addition to our dental health, when in reality it lowers IQ. Lol😂
Probably not in our lifetime
-1ea
I feel the burn.
Jeez this guy sounds totally bought and paid for by the establishment. Fluoridated water… are you kidding?