Marine guy was extremely humble here. He got a 94 on the ASVAB, which means he could choose pretty much any job in the military. He chose to go into CBRN defense (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear). The girl in the red pants was being extremely ignorant and condescending when she implied that anyone could do his job.
@@DrunkenDove especially when she goes “it has nothing to do with your background” when that’s literally the only way you can judge him. He’s the perfect stereotype for someone that chose to go into the army
I don't get it. Getting 94 on the ASVAB is equivalent to what? Like, being within the 1% who join the marines, etc...(I'm not from US, so please don't use SATs as explanation, because they're quite easy)
The biggest indicator for the red pants girl being the dumbest was that she was constantly feeling like she had to prove her intelligence when nobody was questioning it. It makes sense for Tyler to be defensive because everyone judged him but nobody judged the girl in red pants. I think it’s funny how she boasts her “high eq” and yet she lacks the maturity to accept her results and sits there shaking her head coming up with every excuse as to why she shouldn’t be there.
I'm not sure if the emphasis on "high eq" here is implying that she is stupid for saying EQ but, EQ is a real thing, standing for Emotional (Intelligence) Quotient, related to self-awareness and social skills. which is a different type of intelligence than IQ which is mainly related to memory, problem-solving and the ability to learn.
@@lolinator. yes, I’m aware. Which is why I said that it’s ironic she boasts a high iq for having such TERRIBLE self awareness. Nobody said EQ wasn’t a real thing.
@@favray i dont know, looking at twitch chat during this video tells me EQ isnt a very known concept also the fact that it was in quotation marks made me think that you were mocking her. i apologize for the misunderstanding
When red pants said that she didn’t consider an actual IQ test to be in the realm of possibility, but army boy said ‘makes sense’, I knew then that he had the higher IQ 💀
fun fact: do not call a marine an army boy ;) two different branches of the military. (not a us citizen or military guy but do watch alot of military stuff)
I actually did not like toasts reaction here do you think the country is protected by dumb fucks. They are trained for situations and are of course after a certain point smarter if not intelligent then others
@@maeryum You can say that but merit means nothing when your personality sucks which is shown through the trashy belief of her just thinking she is pretty much the best automatically. Her achievements may doserve merit but her thoughs don’t.
@@maeryum Marine guy was extremely humble here. He got a 94 on the ASVAB, which means he could choose pretty much any job in the military. He chose to go into CBRN defense (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear). The girl in the red pants was being extremely ignorant and condescending when she implied that anyone could do his job.
Maria babbled a lot and was poor at explaining her reasoning behind decisions whereas Tyler was very clear and matter-of-fact, no surprise at these results
It's funny that toast low-key flamed the marine guy for not thinking much of a college education when Michael did the same thing and is probably one of the smartest OTV members.
Except Michael also said in an interview that he would go sneak into college classes and learn for free So traditional college education? No, but college educated? Yes.
@@daway212 Going to a few classes isn’t the same as doing a whole semester or a whole course. I believe Michael is intelligent becuz he can fill in the blanks from what he knows or find out.
Both Toast and the marine himself acknowledged that it was based on first impressions. In terms of first impressions, he's not going to be ranked high.
@@daway212 who's really the smart one? the one that pays for college classes or the one that knows how to get them for free. he isn't out of line for thinking they're dumb for paying when he knew he could get the same information for free
I hate the way they ignored almost anything the marine guy said about his intelligence, and rather focused on the fact he only had a high school diploma as his educational background. You could tell he was very well spoken and mature, in the way he presented himself and understood the reason as to why he was ranked so low. red pants just had her ego flying off the charts. Going to post-secondary isn't and shouldn't a representation of your IQ. I almost didn't go to college because it wasn't what I wanted to pursue, even though I had a very high average in high school.
I could tell immediately after the Marine guy spoke, that he was high on the list. He just had that natural flow to carry on the conversation at such a high pace
There is no impediment to his flow of thought. No ums, uhs, likes. Pure focus and clarity and instinct. Also see how he didn't get offended that they voted him 6th, because he was intelligent enough to UNDERSTAND why on it's surface they'd have plenty of right to.
The funniest part about this was her constantly bragging about having a high EQ and IQ even though it's been proven that most people with both high IQ and EQ stagnate their own careers because they discard the rationality of the problem solving and focus on social relationships instead. Successful business holders who have a higher IQ typically have a lower EQ because getting to that point means being willing to discard people who don't share your vision or passion or want to compromise on the work.
In many fields where efficiency and skill is key, being at odds and pushing out weak links is a must. In my profession that happens regularly. Having a high eq as they say just amounts to being good at kissing ass to hold on to a position you need to be kicked out of.
5:46 The trick to stopping filler words is to speak slightly slower, drag out a word once in a while. Give your brain time to find more words. People also perceive a slower pace as more confident.
@@strandkorbst9643 wait legit, someone told me that I speak too fast, but when I hear others speak, it sounds like they're speaking in 0.5 speed. I need to work on speaking slower lmao
@@wildyrspker3537 yep, people who talk fast are nice to talk to, normal speed is ok and then there are some people who talk so slowly that you have the impression that they make you wait on purpose ahhhh i hate it
When the girl with red pants said "I didnt think an IQ test would be a apart of it." It had me rolling😂 its too damn funny. The point of the vid is literally that, ranking based on IQ and NOT EQ. Shes been talking about EQ and bragging about everything she does while even dancing and when taking the test, you could see that she's struggling real hard lol. Shes just too arrogant, she didnt even realize how annoying she is. Her being last serves her right lmao.
People like red pants who think they're smart are usually the dumbest, she got a very specialized job which goes to her head but a kid could honestly do her job with the right training... Most people just don't study that field but otherwise she's just mixing the chemicals she's told to mix essentially like building ikea furniture, anyone can do it but most people would rather do something else and rarely ever bother reading the instructions when they do have to do it . Doesn't take a genius, just takes someone with the patience to read the instructions🤷♂
For someone going on and on about EQ (red pants) she sure didn't seem like she had any. EQ afaik is the ability to empathize with other people and fit in socially. She was easily the most unlikeable person in the room and I don't know how the others didn't pick up on it. To me arrogant people with a reason to be so, sound and act very different from arrogant people who have absolutely no reason for it. I guess the fact she was rated highly here shows how prejudicial first impressions can be since if she wasn't allowed to talk about her level of education and employment I doubt anyone would have rated her 2nd out of 6 there.
Well they may have picked up on it, but chose not to argue with her. And they may have actually been sucked into the fallacy that high IQ means low eq, thus rating her high at the end
Why do you think managers and bosses are always easily the worst employee? It's always the arrogant people with the most self-confidence because they overvalue themselves. Dunning kreuger effect, when you learn the basics of a subject you suddenly think you're good at the topic because you don't even know there is more to learn but as you learn more then the more you feel like an impostor because you're starting to realize you barely know even 1% of the field and could never even learn it all in several lifetimes... The more you learn the more you learn how much there is truly left for you to learn if that makes sense... Like in elementary school I used to think I was so good at math because I knew my times tables and the only thing they even taught was just the basics of addition, subtraction, multiplying, and dividing, and wow I can do my times tables in my head so I basically know everything, then you get older and you're introduced to algebra, trig, stats, calculus, etc. and everything literally starts turning greek before you realize multiplication/division were just the first baby steps you took and just not at all anything to brag home about. You start to realize you knew nothing then and still essentially know nothing now, just barely understanding the basics of stats, trig, calc, etc... You're now aware of those large gaps in your knowledge base when previously you thought you were a genius just knowing basic times tables not even aware anything harder possibly existed. The smarter you get the dumber you realize or at least feel like you are and the more you suffer from impostor syndrome doubting your actual skills.
@@DrakeOola Once again I have to educate someone on the Dunning Kruger effect. It's honestly getting tiresome. Dunning Kruger is just as prevalent in Smarter/Higher Education/Whatever your equivalent of more intellectual person/s than it is in those that are less so. Those people just have better tools to gauge their own incompetence's so overrate their own ability to a smaller degree than the dumb dumbs. You should read the papers. It's quite interesting. "Why do you think managers and bosses are always easily the worst employee?" Now to my actual point, this is just demonstrably false. This is just selection bias from you. I'm assuming you haven't been in these roles yourself and if you have you probably think that you are the one exception to this rule. There is research on this as well.
@@Najemniczkas tbh she shouldnt. they were done under pressure, and they were probably some shitty online test lmao. Also, the fact that they all got well above average is super sus.
The stereotype against the military is pretty bad lol. The hospitals i have worked at, the most respected doctors in my area are almost all either immigrants or former military medics. The first gen immigrants are easy to understand because we are basically poaching the best dr.s from other countries. But in the military you have to listen to what they do in the military for their more civilian type job. It is basically it's own economy. And if you hear of someone scoring really high on the ASVAB, you can count that as them basically in the higher tier of intelligence. Also, you have to have a certain level on the ASVAB to even be eligible to be in the military, that means the average iq in the military is actually higher than the general populace. Of course if your friend group is all dr's, your friend group average iq might be higher than the military, but over all the military has quite a bit higher iq than those not in the military.
Not anymore it ain't, as far as requiring a decent IQ. They lowered the standards for ASVAB requirements due to lack of military retention and recruitment being at an all time low. Even so, I've met my share of some people that blew my mind on their intelligence and some that probably wouldn't be able to spell their own name even with it sewn onto their uniform.
The stereotype exists because it's mostly true, most of the people who join the military are idiots who couldn't get a scholarship and had low gpas and low sat scores Or weren't smart enough to see through the propaganda and the recruiters lying One smart outlier in the military doesn't disprove all the facts that show that the average military man is according to Henry kissinger dumb stupid animals >Military men are just dumb stupid animals to be used as pawns in foreign policy. Henry Kissinger
I took asvab in 08 and scored a 99, but was denied for saying I had Crohn's disease. Anyhow. I wouldn't consider myself extremely intelligent, but above average with some very obvious limitations. I have actual ADD to the degree of my parents needing to get cognitive testing done for me when I was very young. Without droning on too much, they determined that my IQ was 125 at the time. So. Above average, but not really anything special. I haven't taken any new tests, but by the time I was in fifth grade they told me I had an "above college reading level." These things erroneously boosted my young ego. I thought I was like super smart, lol, then struggled my way through school massively. Anyway. I think maybe my reading level is just because other people don't read enough books rather than I was particularly smart. The asvab took me a while but felt like one of the standardized tests my state had been training me how to do for years. Mainly just process of elimination. So... Dunno what that means, but a guy like me did once get a 99 on the asvab. My guess is the test isn't supposed to be that hard?
@@Mattfreeman89 ASVAB is based on how well you did compared to other people A 99 which is max score means that you just did better than 99% of the people taking the test How high you score mostly depends on how dumb the other people taking the test are and won't be the same every year especially with recruiting standards plummeting
I thought toast knew about marines eating crayons stereotype when he called it out 😅 Also I want to see that red pants girl take the ASVAB that would be content 😂 But serious props to the Marine though. not everyone has the same opportunities in life and it seems like he definitely applied himself and optimized the path he was on. They asked "why did you go to college " they didn't ask why he joined the military in the first place. Smh... I know a guy who tested out of highschool early and forged his parents consent because he was so miserable living with them, he's still one of the smartest most sociable people I know. who became a software engineer and runs multiple businesses with a family now 🤷. Red pants girl talking the loudest is a clear sign of insecurity and low IQ trying to dominate the situation through an " intimidating " resume. All the other people showed way more self awareness and confidence in their position.
The optimized path would be getting a good GPA and sat score and then getting a scholarship or honors Rather than wasting 3 years of your life, health and mental health And after you leave you remain in the reserves for 5 years, which means if something like desert storm happens you are going to be pull >New York University charges $54,880 a year for tuition and fees but your maximum Post-9/11 benefit is only $20,235. Also the gi bill only covers max 20k per year, so you are pretty much getting screwed they are paying you like 40k -50k a year for 10+ hour workdays and even working on a Saturday and being stuck in a army base.
Some guys military experience, you are literally making less than minimum wage , and you are stuck in a base 50 -> 72 hours of work a day on a base, and if you are actually thrown into a war you could be looking at 16+ hours a day 7 days a week For a gi bill that covers 20k per year, and they pay you a flat 20k a year for serving -------- In Garrison on the 92G side, a light week ( being blessed with opening two mornings that week instead of three) and the facility closed that weekend could be around 48 hours. A heavy week would run closer to 72 hours. This is on the usual case of working in the motor pool for about 3 to 4 hours after working in the kitchen from 0430 until 1330, and working 11 hours one day of a weekend that you're facility is open. Add in hours if your unit is getting ready to go to the field, but you haven't been pulled from the DFAC yet. In the field/on deployment it varies by unit. In Field Artillery, the cooks had to pull Guard, QRF, haul the sites trash, get the water and many other things beyond cooking dinner. Signal on the other hand generally left the cooks alone as long as we were doing our job and chow was good.
the marine dude's stare and way of speaking gives me hidden savant level genius vibes. him, the blonde girl, and the harvard dude were the only one's who weren't like "so this is how intelligent i am and" "EQ this" "EQ that". also, i like the social media guy. seems like a super sweet person.
Getting a 94 on the ASVAB is like getting a 35 on the ACT. He’d be very heavily recruited and could get any military job he wanted, I can’t believe none of them took any stake in that. Also this test is literally just going to show an IQ test for the results, why are they talking about street smarts and EQ? Lol
I think red pants girl gaslit herself in believing they were ranking themselves by her made up definition of intelligence, not iq which was the original ask. So after she made up this definition and they all agreed that that is intelligence, she thought they were done? Makes sense she had a lower iq
The outcome was obvious from an IQ test perspective just from looking at their backgrounds, you got bio on the bottom, followed by social media person, finance and military desk job are very similar in the straight forward thinking needed, and the obvious top two, the girl that problem solving and pattern recognition is literally her job which are the focus of IQ tests and the asian guy, i can say it I'm asian KEKW but fr he seemed the most aware throughout the conversation
Yeah, I’m surprised the software dev wasn’t more confident. Maybe they don’t know what an iq test is testing but having taken one it’s a lot of logic and pattern recognition. In software engineering this is highly prevalent when coding and designing software.
Iq isn't intelligence. Intelligence is very broad term. The fact that you can study for IQ tests is alone proof enough that it's in fact partly education
I think this is another huge factor. Book smarts doesn't mean you aren't smart or couldn't learn if you tried. Intelligence is a lot more than just what you know
@@Robiness well if you are talking about study like reading, basic math and so on yes you do need a minimum of education to take a iq test. but if you are actually studying the question in a iq test that's cheating. IQ test serve to know how well you are at logic and pattern recognition. basically (i know its a lil more complex) intelligence is how someone can solve problem or use something new whitout knowing about it, just by looking at it, thinking about it and touching it. while knowledge is just about what you learn either in school, work or life in general.
That marine guy nailed it on the head that IQ is adaptability and problem solving. You can memorize the entire dictionary, that doesn’t increase your IQ.
I put red pants 6 because she had poor logic and reasoning. Social guy also seemed slightly more switched on than her but not by much. Then I went army guy for 4, he had good logic, well articulated, good reasoning, plus he was aware of how he was potentially being portrayed but was good natured about it. Then Yale and then blondie for the plot twist and then Asian guy because he seems obviously intelligent, most of his answers are fast and well articulated.
Objectively false. How much you realize you don’t understand is a personal rationalization. Arrogance is your view of yourself in comparison to others. As you realize there is more you don’t understand you also realize others understand even less. Calling others arrogant is actually a sign of mediocre intelligence as most mediocre people cannot comprehend how others can be more intelligent.
@@BlackBearInvesting Kind of a cop out but both you and Jennifer gave valid points. Jennifer's point is applicable for the ignorant people, since they know the least, they tend to overestimate their knowledge not knowing how broad the spectrum is. Your point is applicable to knowledgeable people who understands Jennifer's point but also understands that they still are above average. Most of these people will be confident about their standing that they will perform above average (which sometimes can be seen as arrogance) but understanding the spectrum is much broader than what they know, they will never place themselves on top unless they know for sure that they are indeed ranked top.
I’m going to brag, but at the same time educate. I got a 92 on my ASVAB and joined Submarines. EVERYONE onboard a submarine is some kind of genius and scored at least high enough to get special projects. Excepting Cooks and YNs and LSs formerly known as SKs. So this young man Tyler is exactly what you see operating Drones, working in Skifs, and operating submarines, working in special projects and intelligence.
They all got it wrong in the first place talking about intelligence, when asked to rank by the IQ score. IQ test tells you how fast and able you art at recognizing a pattern in the problem and pick apart the answer. It requires you to memorize, comprehend, and solve the problem. Intelligence, however, is more than that. To be an intellectual, one requires a degree of knowledge as well as creativity, which the IQ test doesn't really touch on. A smart person would not just know the right answer, but also ask the right question.
Knowledge and intelligent are not the same. Which is where their problem was. They were basing it on how smart they were mostly. That's not intelligence. Anyone can know more. You just put more effect into knowing more. And some require more effort than others. Intelligence is related to the ability to acquire the knowledge and apply them along with skills. Just having more knowledge doesn't even make you the smartest. You just know more.
IQ tests are dumb anyway, every test practically uses the same questions and answers because they use the same exact puzzles, once you take one you've practically taken them all so even if your "real" score is ~100 you're automatically going to get like 120-130 having taken it before and memorizing most of the patterns. It's like learning how to solve a rubixs cube from a youtube video then someone hands you a "new" cube where they just changed one of the colors, like instead of having white they turned all the white squares into silver so it's the same exact puzzle with the same exact solution just dressed up slightly different, then you're treated as a genius because "wow you just solved this brand new one of a kind rubix cube no one's ever seen before in mere minutes...", they've most likely already got curious in the past and took a similar IQ test because guaranteed this was just one of those free online tests with all the same puzzles.
Exactly. Intelligence requires some form of perseverance too to really understand some conceptually difficult topics that just a high IQ won’t be able to help with.
i agree with what you said at the end toast. i have good education & job now but i cant say confidently that im happy now but when i was a kid (in which my family situation is less "fulfilling" financially), i can say with confident that i was happy back then
All these people have no idea how the military works. It basically has the most diverse array of jobs of any enterprise. You could be a pilot, an aircraft mechanic, doctor, lawyer, linguist, and a whole bunch of other roles ranging from low to high on the totem pole It’s not just a bunch of guys running around with rifles.
Meanwhile, looking into the things the marine guy said. Assuming everything he said was true, his credentials were extremely impressive. A 94 on the asvab is incredibly impressive, and his job definitely could not be done by just anybody.
Statements like these rarely mean anything to me. I doubt she does all of them at the same time. You just aren't a cancer researcher and a virologist at the same time. These are just too specialised these days afaik. Most of the time when I hear that I think "ok, you company does all this, cool, but what do YOU do?" Ofc often it's just easier to generalise what the company does because what you do is too bothersome to explain, but in this context, it is about you
@@vocassen What she actually means is she swabs the inside of your nose or mouth with a Q tip to get a sample then sticks it in a container and ships it off to the labs and scientists who do the actual work 🤪
I mean to be fair IQ tests do really suck when it comes to determining actual intelligence :') But we all knew who was gonna be dead last here with how she was trying to play herself up the entire show :') People that are highly intelligent in my experience rarely try to play it up. When you need people to think you're the smartest in the room that badly you aren't very confident in your own intelligence. Also as my favorite professor used to say: "The core of intelligence is not about what you already know, but about realizing what you have left to learn."
Your professor must have been a fan of Socrates. Me and my father always joke about “knowing that we don’t know”. Something that I find really interesting that is connected to this is the Dunning-Kruger effect. Basically when you barely know something about a subject you’re really confident but then as you progress in your learning you realize there’s still a lot to learn and when you finally know quite a bit your confidence builds up again. I just always found that effect really interesting, I thought maybe you would too 🥰.
Problem is though, that a higher IQ doesn't necessarily mean that said person is smarter, and the education doesn't matter a whole lot either. In general, IQ is a indicator of how well you can take in and process information, and sometimes the speed at which you do so. So someone who "only" has a high school diploma doesn't necessarily have a low IQ. It also depends on what you want to do with your future, since you can be seen as dumb and may have a low IQ, and still get your doctorate, or a high diploma in something. It just means you'll have to put in more effort than a person who would have a higher IQ, as they would not struggle as much with taking in the information.
Ok so before I see the results I just wanna put this down here as my own reference. 1. I fucking love the better than average effect half of these people got going by basically thinking "I may not be the best one, but I'm definitely top 50%" which is a common occurrence I just think it's funny. 2. Tyler is probably really smart, not even for plot twist reasons or because I know anything about whatever it is he got a 94 on, but just because the way he formulates his thoughts and did not get verbally defensive or dismissive at any point. He feels like someone who is so confident in his own abilities that he doesn't need to prove or care about being "better" than someone else with regards to intelligence. Lowkey him being so confident as to put himself #1 might be a bit narrowminded, so could go both ways, but I feel like he is smarter than half the people there at least. 3. Red pants lady is humble bragging and lowkey putting others down constantly, which I am not surprised by because biological research from what I have heard from friends is an insanely toxic environment, so I can see "I need to be better than you" thing. 4. Wtf is this misconception that IQ is a measure of intelligence as a whole. IQ is a lot about logical thinking and pattern recognition, but it is also a made up concept in the end that disregards a lot of the components that go into what people what generally consider "intelligent" behaviours or thought-patterns and only looks at a small part of that bigger picture. 5. Education can actually raise your IQ not because you learn anything or because it correlates since you need to be particularly smart in order to get that education, but because a lot of scientific education is centred around critical thinking and problem solving skills. IQ also fluctuates throughout your lifetime as far as I know for exactly this reason. 6. That whole segment where red pants was shitting on Tyler had me malding, because she is really high up on that high horse and looking down on someone else for pretty arbitrary reasons. Also insinuating that he is narrowminded because he said that "intelligence is the ability to adapt" but she herself isn't because she takes "all these things into account" is really really sad holy shit. Part of being a scientist is understanding that believing you can actually see the entire picture on something as difficult to define as "intelligence" is insanely naïve. That woman has a crazy ego in this video, damn. I would put Tyler, Harvard dude, the girl with curly hair, the blonde, red pants and then the social media guy. That's my personal feeling on this. I'm probably gonna be rly fucking wrong Edit: At least I was pretty close Edit2: Red pants on full copium, hope she learns her lesson from being humbled like this after shitting on the others
I had the top two pretty well pegged. They underestimated the IQ of a person in computer science. If EQ was a factor at all, knowing computer science wouldn't help; it's IQ heavy. The hard working Asian male was the easiest one to pick because he was clearly intelligent yet humble. It's basically the inverse of the Dunning Kroger effect. Speaking of which, I was leaning towards using the Dunning Kroger effect with red pants. Her outright confidence made me think she was either number one or very low. Someone who is that confident is either very smart or a lot dumber than expected. In the same line of thought: the marine's confidence should have tipped me off. I should have had a high and low ranking for him as well, but I mistakenly had him lower than red pants. Fancy pants really surprised me. Good for him. It's not that IQ matters, but putting red pants in her place really was satisfying. Multiple struggles girl was pretty much where I had her (3rd, which she tied the marine for). I was impressed she was able to do that well on an IQ test with those struggles.
I put red pants as 3 until she spoke then instantly realize she was 6th, way too arrogant to be smart and I could instantly tell she's one of those people who completely overplays and overexaggerates how important the work or anything she does is. She likely works at CVS packing kits or even just swabbing people's nose/mouth with a Q tip, only job being to make sure they use the Q tip correctly then she puts it in a container and ships it off to the actual lab for the actual scientists to analyze but of course she'd never straight up say "I work as an assistant swabbing people's mouths with Q-tips for a living", it'll always be something like "yeah, I'm doing some advanced, top of the line cancer screening research working directly with one of the largest state of the art labs in the world and saving lives, don't mean to brag or anything..."
In my experience even really intelligent people aren’t that confident, especially not if they work in scientific fields because there is still a lot to learn and discover. But I used your same logic, although I do think the social media manager is extremely intelligent if we were to look at it from other points of view as well. Maybe not conventionally but he is very empathic, you can tell. 😊
Could anyone answer the question of why the red pants girl, when she boasted how high her intelligence is, works at a factory that makes covid testing kits even though she has a phd in cancer research?
Note that a lot of IQ tests are also time sensitive, so doing it on a phone over a laptop would have given the (noncamp)Asian and the Marine a disadvantage yet they scored the highest. IQ test is also processing speed so a practiced programmer would get a few extra points than naturally.
@@Hsjfbxgakehucishu basically you work in an environment where you have to be efficient in how you process and organize information as well as solve problems.
i feel i say this for all the people watching, that the person who was the most over-confident and flexing the most with the dance, got served karma !!!!
honestly, I think it's pretty common for people who are smart they would lose interest in going to school because they feel like they're being limited to what they can learn
I always loved to quote Tywin Lannister in situations like this „if you have to say, you are the King, you Are no King.“ The red pants gave me that kind of vibe.
Fun fact: IQ was actually used to help improve and understand a person's intellect but was later used to classify individuals despite the creator stating that it wasn't supposed to be for classification.
Ironically the way they handled the military guy showed their lack of intelligence. The entire notion of the first impression to figure out an IQ screwed them 😂 my uncle went into the Navy instead of university straight out of high school, he had plenty of scholarships to take but instead went that way. He served 30 years and got degrees while in the military, they paid for it too. My grandpa did the same thing and he got his doctorate. The general public is quite low IQ and has the same ignorant and condescending instant reaction to military people as red pants girl. It's quite hilarious to see. I went to 3 universities myself, never graduated and I already know my IQ from having taken a test before. I'd be right there in between one and two 😆
If you've taken an IQ test, you'll know it tests certain attributes in a person. The top ones I would say are logic and composure. You are bombarded with a lot of questions in a short amount of time. Sometimes you just have to throw out an answer based on your instinct, and your composure will help keep your instinct sharp. The Asian guy, the blonde girl (software developer) and the marine have these things in common. They are analytical and they can keep cool under pressure. I think the red pants can be just as analytical as those three if not more, but she lacks composure. She was quick to jump to conclusions based on incomplete information. So she probably bombed the test. All being said, 100 IQ is the average and all these people are well above average. so good job for all.
"I don't place a lot of value on the military" Yea, she'd break in the first week of boot camp. You can have all the intelligence in the world and still be weak-willed, you could never do what those men and women do to protect our privileged lives 👍
There were no low IQs in this group. Nobody was even average. The score of 112 was well into the right side of the bell curve at the 78th percentile. An IQ of 123 is 94th percentile. The top 4 were all above 130. They have higher IQ than 98% of the population. But even a group with no low scores must still have a lowest score, and that reveal was very satisfying >:D
It was clear from the beginning the military dude would be high, because he's the only one who actually articulated what IQ is. All these ones going on about "EQ", like, we're not ranking EQ here dummies. Red pants girl was way too confident, which is itself a sign of lower intelligence.
before joining the military I probably woulda associated a marine with terminology like soldier and army and now being enlisted in the marines I completely get why it’s an ick when other people automatically call any military enlisted a soldier and saying they’re from the army lmao.
Is it just me, or did the person from Yale’s comment about prejudice from voting Harvard guy’s 1 really annoying? I mean, on one hand, if she was referring to his education, it makes sense as Harvard is an EXTREMELY hard school to get into. But I feel she referring to the racial stereotype, which ticked me off personally as him being an immigrant and Asian like Toast pointed out doesn’t make getting into Harvard any easier(in fact, quite the contrary, if u believe Harvard now discriminates against Asian admissions for diversity), while not recognizing the she herself benefits from affirmative action in college admissions.
but that's why he was ranked high. He is Asian and in Harvard. Which means he has to be an above average asian and asians are already known to push their children pretty hard so him being high up is simply logical.
@@TheAsmileXD he’s not high up because he’s Asian, he’s high up because he’s from Harvard, I’m saying the prejudice comment was uncalled for, seeing as the exact argument could be used against the person from Yale.
I was forced into special education when I was in public school ... and was told that I should not get into University ... but I ended up getting a garbage degree and with the IQ test ... I really see that on the first 3 as the order that I was expecting
oil and water, Tyler and maria , ego and intelligence/actual confidence (meaning I'm better in these aspects they're better in those , not I'm perfect) what do these have in common ? They don't mix
Intelligence is your ability to learn and solve problems. Being intelligent is not the same as being smart, it's just a factot in how smart you are. Also IQ and EQ are completely unrelated
Dang, I almost got it perfectly right except I swapped 2 and 6, but considering they almost all were in the 130s IQ which is really high, I kind of doubt the test they took.
@@user-lp3pb1me6d yeah, from what I've read, they're supposed to be several hours long at minimum. I took an online version of the Mensa IQ test that was only half an hour long, but it really was just supposed to give an idea of the type of questions one would have more than give an accurate score because obviously half an hour isn't that long. Seeing the difficulty and complexity of those questions though made me believe that there's something to the IQ test. The fact that these guys brushed it off as nothing, further makes me think what they took was not really an IQ test at all
Besides the test likely being flawed, these were all people with a high-paying job or education for those jobs (military, science, manager, etc.). So not surprised they all scored over 100. Would be quite a but harder with a more varied group of people.
@@vocassen I'm not surprised they all scored over 100, but 130s is almost genius-level IQ at around the 98th percentile. The chances of them getting 6 people where 5 are almost geniuses seems extremely unlikely. Plus, not for nothing, but none of them really seem THAT smart to me.
@@EvanTheLee It's not really that unlikely when you account for selection bias. As Toast noted, people who sign up for the show typically have a high opinion of themselves. 98th percentile is also hardly genius level.
What’s funny is I rated the military guy 2nd because of how articulate he is, and how stubborn he is, the low EQ being inversely proportional to high IQ in general. I had social media guy last secretary girl next then red pants, then girl who doesn’t like the military
Lol I love how he clocked these people. "People who think they have a high iq usually are just slightly above average" : Maria "ASIAN? HARVARD? Smartest one." And he was.
5:37 "Just for me personally" I feel like people who seem rude and unlikeable often have a higher IQ. Just because they believe that the others in the conversation interpret their words with the same emotionless rationality that they intended to convey them in.
Marine guy was extremely humble here. He got a 94 on the ASVAB, which means he could choose pretty much any job in the military. He chose to go into CBRN defense (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear). The girl in the red pants was being extremely ignorant and condescending when she implied that anyone could do his job.
@@DrunkenDove especially when she goes “it has nothing to do with your background” when that’s literally the only way you can judge him. He’s the perfect stereotype for someone that chose to go into the army
I don't get it. Getting 94 on the ASVAB is equivalent to what? Like, being within the 1% who join the marines, etc...(I'm not from US, so please don't use SATs as explanation, because they're quite easy)
@@cesarlemos1337 I think that asvab is a percentile test, where if you score a 94 you did better than 94% of the test takers
@@cesarlemos1337 The average score is about 50 out of 100, so a score of 94 is excellent
@@DrunkenDove I agree with the comment but red pants was defining intelligence, not IQ.
The biggest indicator for the red pants girl being the dumbest was that she was constantly feeling like she had to prove her intelligence when nobody was questioning it. It makes sense for Tyler to be defensive because everyone judged him but nobody judged the girl in red pants. I think it’s funny how she boasts her “high eq” and yet she lacks the maturity to accept her results and sits there shaking her head coming up with every excuse as to why she shouldn’t be there.
That’s exactly what I was thinking!! Thank u for putting it into words :>
I'm not sure if the emphasis on "high eq" here is implying that she is stupid for saying EQ
but, EQ is a real thing, standing for Emotional (Intelligence) Quotient, related to self-awareness and social skills.
which is a different type of intelligence than IQ which is mainly related to memory, problem-solving and the ability to learn.
@@lolinator. yes, I’m aware. Which is why I said that it’s ironic she boasts a high iq for having such TERRIBLE self awareness. Nobody said EQ wasn’t a real thing.
@@favray i dont know, looking at twitch chat during this video tells me EQ isnt a very known concept
also the fact that it was in quotation marks made me think that you were mocking her.
i apologize for the misunderstanding
@@lolinator. u don’t have to apologize to me, I agree it probably isn’t a very well understood concept
When red pants said that she didn’t consider an actual IQ test to be in the realm of possibility, but army boy said ‘makes sense’, I knew then that he had the higher IQ 💀
fun fact: do not call a marine an army boy ;) two different branches of the military. (not a us citizen or military guy but do watch alot of military stuff)
@@Arnorian He an army boy
@@Arnorian military boy then
I actually did not like toasts reaction here do you think the country is protected by dumb fucks. They are trained for situations and are of course after a certain point smarter if not intelligent then others
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I love the plot twist at the end, she got served her karma
Fr😂 its too funny when she actually said "I didnt expect we'd be taking an IQ test" even though its literally the point of the vid🤦♀️
She got humbled by a guy who had a job "anyone can do" 😂 that felt so good to watch
@@maeryum Yeah but a career or education doesn’t determine how smart you believe you are.
@@maeryum You can say that but merit means nothing when your personality sucks which is shown through the trashy belief of her just thinking she is pretty much the best automatically. Her achievements may doserve merit but her thoughs don’t.
@@maeryum Marine guy was extremely humble here. He got a 94 on the ASVAB, which means he could choose pretty much any job in the military. He chose to go into CBRN defense (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear). The girl in the red pants was being extremely ignorant and condescending when she implied that anyone could do his job.
red pants lady acted so high and mighty, being condescending to the marine man, only to score so low on the IQ test lol
Typical arrogant villain behaviour who gets ego boosting by belittling others 😂
I didn't like her either, but "so low" is going a bit far since they were all above average. Last place was deserved though.
@@MrLainon true, but at least low compared to her ego
@@kyosmic typical liberal
@@MrLainon I scored a 120+ on an iq test and I wasn't schooled at all, so idk
Maria babbled a lot and was poor at explaining her reasoning behind decisions whereas Tyler was very clear and matter-of-fact, no surprise at these results
It's funny that toast low-key flamed the marine guy for not thinking much of a college education when Michael did the same thing and is probably one of the smartest OTV members.
Oh yea, good point. Forgor bout that
Except Michael also said in an interview that he would go sneak into college classes and learn for free
So traditional college education? No, but college educated? Yes.
@@daway212 Going to a few classes isn’t the same as doing a whole semester or a whole course. I believe Michael is intelligent becuz he can fill in the blanks from what he knows or find out.
Both Toast and the marine himself acknowledged that it was based on first impressions. In terms of first impressions, he's not going to be ranked high.
@@daway212 who's really the smart one? the one that pays for college classes or the one that knows how to get them for free.
he isn't out of line for thinking they're dumb for paying when he knew he could get the same information for free
I hate the way they ignored almost anything the marine guy said about his intelligence, and rather focused on the fact he only had a high school diploma as his educational background. You could tell he was very well spoken and mature, in the way he presented himself and understood the reason as to why he was ranked so low. red pants just had her ego flying off the charts. Going to post-secondary isn't and shouldn't a representation of your IQ. I almost didn't go to college because it wasn't what I wanted to pursue, even though I had a very high average in high school.
I could tell immediately after the Marine guy spoke, that he was high on the list. He just had that natural flow to carry on the conversation at such a high pace
I agree!
Yes, the way he talk does sounds very intelligent
There is no impediment to his flow of thought. No ums, uhs, likes. Pure focus and clarity and instinct. Also see how he didn't get offended that they voted him 6th, because he was intelligent enough to UNDERSTAND why on it's surface they'd have plenty of right to.
@@Limited-Hangout daaamn I must be dumb then T.T . sometimes I gotta think what I have to say cause I end up forgetting what I'm about to say
Well, there is also the quality of his thoughts. His conclusions are spot on.
"I don't know how smart she is, but I don't like her"--EVERYONE felt that, lol
The funniest part about this was her constantly bragging about having a high EQ and IQ even though it's been proven that most people with both high IQ and EQ stagnate their own careers because they discard the rationality of the problem solving and focus on social relationships instead. Successful business holders who have a higher IQ typically have a lower EQ because getting to that point means being willing to discard people who don't share your vision or passion or want to compromise on the work.
In many fields where efficiency and skill is key, being at odds and pushing out weak links is a must. In my profession that happens regularly. Having a high eq as they say just amounts to being good at kissing ass to hold on to a position you need to be kicked out of.
whats the source on this? not that its wrong, just curious
She doesn’t have a high eq or iq
Also, eq hardly exists as a real thing, arguably a psycopath is the highest level of eq.
That seems like a lot of make-belief assumption stuck on top of very little and very shaky data lol
5:46 The trick to stopping filler words is to speak slightly slower, drag out a word once in a while. Give your brain time to find more words. People also perceive a slower pace as more confident.
I hate when people talk slowly i have to put them on 1,5 speed hahahaha
@@strandkorbst9643 wait legit, someone told me that I speak too fast, but when I hear others speak, it sounds like they're speaking in 0.5 speed. I need to work on speaking slower lmao
@@strandkorbst9643 I watch everything at 2x
@@wildyrspker3537 yep, people who talk fast are nice to talk to, normal speed is ok and then there are some people who talk so slowly that you have the impression that they make you wait on purpose ahhhh i hate it
That’s good general advice but don’t think that applies to Toast 😂. He is a slooow talker
Can we just talk about how the Marine guy got a 94 on his ASVAB, literal icon
the ASVAB is a joke
@@ilikepizza123100so true got a 98 and I'm like slightly above average.
@@ryanmccoy8980 you must know a lot about levies and gears huh?
@@ilikepizza123100 LMAO I love 9th grade science and english questions the most.
Could have slept indoors and eaten warm food in the USAF, but our man Tyler knew what he was about. respect.
When the girl with red pants said "I didnt think an IQ test would be a apart of it." It had me rolling😂 its too damn funny. The point of the vid is literally that, ranking based on IQ and NOT EQ. Shes been talking about EQ and bragging about everything she does while even dancing and when taking the test, you could see that she's struggling real hard lol. Shes just too arrogant, she didnt even realize how annoying she is. Her being last serves her right lmao.
And her EQ appears to be the lowest based on how terribly she comes off in that video (though we'll never know how much was editing)
The asian guy was so humble. She red pants got so defensive afterwards tho 😂
I would to if I spent half the video shittingting on someone that ranked higher
People like red pants who think they're smart are usually the dumbest, she got a very specialized job which goes to her head but a kid could honestly do her job with the right training... Most people just don't study that field but otherwise she's just mixing the chemicals she's told to mix essentially like building ikea furniture, anyone can do it but most people would rather do something else and rarely ever bother reading the instructions when they do have to do it . Doesn't take a genius, just takes someone with the patience to read the instructions🤷♂
For someone going on and on about EQ (red pants) she sure didn't seem like she had any. EQ afaik is the ability to empathize with other people and fit in socially. She was easily the most unlikeable person in the room and I don't know how the others didn't pick up on it. To me arrogant people with a reason to be so, sound and act very different from arrogant people who have absolutely no reason for it. I guess the fact she was rated highly here shows how prejudicial first impressions can be since if she wasn't allowed to talk about her level of education and employment I doubt anyone would have rated her 2nd out of 6 there.
Well they may have picked up on it, but chose not to argue with her. And they may have actually been sucked into the fallacy that high IQ means low eq, thus rating her high at the end
Why do you think managers and bosses are always easily the worst employee? It's always the arrogant people with the most self-confidence because they overvalue themselves. Dunning kreuger effect, when you learn the basics of a subject you suddenly think you're good at the topic because you don't even know there is more to learn but as you learn more then the more you feel like an impostor because you're starting to realize you barely know even 1% of the field and could never even learn it all in several lifetimes... The more you learn the more you learn how much there is truly left for you to learn if that makes sense...
Like in elementary school I used to think I was so good at math because I knew my times tables and the only thing they even taught was just the basics of addition, subtraction, multiplying, and dividing, and wow I can do my times tables in my head so I basically know everything, then you get older and you're introduced to algebra, trig, stats, calculus, etc. and everything literally starts turning greek before you realize multiplication/division were just the first baby steps you took and just not at all anything to brag home about. You start to realize you knew nothing then and still essentially know nothing now, just barely understanding the basics of stats, trig, calc, etc... You're now aware of those large gaps in your knowledge base when previously you thought you were a genius just knowing basic times tables not even aware anything harder possibly existed. The smarter you get the dumber you realize or at least feel like you are and the more you suffer from impostor syndrome doubting your actual skills.
@@DrakeOola Once again I have to educate someone on the Dunning Kruger effect. It's honestly getting tiresome.
Dunning Kruger is just as prevalent in Smarter/Higher Education/Whatever your equivalent of more intellectual person/s than it is in those that are less so. Those people just have better tools to gauge their own incompetence's so overrate their own ability to a smaller degree than the dumb dumbs.
You should read the papers. It's quite interesting.
"Why do you think managers and bosses are always easily the worst employee?"
Now to my actual point, this is just demonstrably false. This is just selection bias from you. I'm assuming you haven't been in these roles yourself and if you have you probably think that you are the one exception to this rule. There is research on this as well.
Dang she got humbled 😂
She's still in denial and won't accept these results as facts lol
@@Najemniczkas tbh she shouldnt. they were done under pressure, and they were probably some shitty online test lmao. Also, the fact that they all got well above average is super sus.
The stereotype against the military is pretty bad lol. The hospitals i have worked at, the most respected doctors in my area are almost all either immigrants or former military medics. The first gen immigrants are easy to understand because we are basically poaching the best dr.s from other countries. But in the military you have to listen to what they do in the military for their more civilian type job. It is basically it's own economy. And if you hear of someone scoring really high on the ASVAB, you can count that as them basically in the higher tier of intelligence. Also, you have to have a certain level on the ASVAB to even be eligible to be in the military, that means the average iq in the military is actually higher than the general populace. Of course if your friend group is all dr's, your friend group average iq might be higher than the military, but over all the military has quite a bit higher iq than those not in the military.
Not anymore it ain't, as far as requiring a decent IQ. They lowered the standards for ASVAB requirements due to lack of military retention and recruitment being at an all time low. Even so, I've met my share of some people that blew my mind on their intelligence and some that probably wouldn't be able to spell their own name even with it sewn onto their uniform.
The stereotype exists because it's mostly true, most of the people who join the military are idiots who couldn't get a scholarship and had low gpas and low sat scores
Or weren't smart enough to see through the propaganda and the recruiters lying
One smart outlier in the military doesn't disprove all the facts that show that the average military man is according to Henry kissinger dumb stupid animals
>Military men are just dumb stupid animals to be used as pawns in foreign policy.
Henry Kissinger
I took asvab in 08 and scored a 99, but was denied for saying I had Crohn's disease. Anyhow. I wouldn't consider myself extremely intelligent, but above average with some very obvious limitations.
I have actual ADD to the degree of my parents needing to get cognitive testing done for me when I was very young. Without droning on too much, they determined that my IQ was 125 at the time.
So. Above average, but not really anything special. I haven't taken any new tests, but by the time I was in fifth grade they told me I had an "above college reading level."
These things erroneously boosted my young ego. I thought I was like super smart, lol, then struggled my way through school massively.
Anyway. I think maybe my reading level is just because other people don't read enough books rather than I was particularly smart.
The asvab took me a while but felt like one of the standardized tests my state had been training me how to do for years. Mainly just process of elimination.
So... Dunno what that means, but a guy like me did once get a 99 on the asvab. My guess is the test isn't supposed to be that hard?
@@Mattfreeman89 ASVAB is based on how well you did compared to other people
A 99 which is max score means that you just did better than 99% of the people taking the test
How high you score mostly depends on how dumb the other people taking the test are and won't be the same every year especially with recruiting standards plummeting
@@xblade11230 that makes so much more sense. There were styles of questions there that I didn't think I understood.
I thought toast knew about marines eating crayons stereotype when he called it out 😅
Also I want to see that red pants girl take the ASVAB that would be content 😂
But serious props to the Marine though. not everyone has the same opportunities in life and it seems like he definitely applied himself and optimized the path he was on. They asked "why did you go to college " they didn't ask why he joined the military in the first place. Smh... I know a guy who tested out of highschool early and forged his parents consent because he was so miserable living with them, he's still one of the smartest most sociable people I know. who became a software engineer and runs multiple businesses with a family now 🤷. Red pants girl talking the loudest is a clear sign of insecurity and low IQ trying to dominate the situation through an " intimidating " resume. All the other people showed way more self awareness and confidence in their position.
The optimized path would be getting a good GPA and sat score and then getting a scholarship or honors
Rather than wasting 3 years of your life, health and mental health
And after you leave you remain in the reserves for 5 years, which means if something like desert storm happens you are going to be pull
>New York University charges $54,880 a year for tuition and fees but your maximum Post-9/11 benefit is only $20,235.
Also the gi bill only covers max 20k per year, so you are pretty much getting screwed they are paying you like 40k -50k a year for 10+ hour workdays and even working on a Saturday and being stuck in a army base.
Some guys military experience, you are literally making less than minimum wage , and you are stuck in a base
50 -> 72 hours of work a day on a base, and if you are actually thrown into a war you could be looking at 16+ hours a day 7 days a week
For a gi bill that covers 20k per year, and they pay you a flat 20k a year for serving
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In Garrison on the 92G side, a light week ( being blessed with opening two mornings that week instead of three) and the facility closed that weekend could be around 48 hours. A heavy week would run closer to 72 hours.
This is on the usual case of working in the motor pool for about 3 to 4 hours after working in the kitchen from 0430 until 1330, and working 11 hours one day of a weekend that you're facility is open.
Add in hours if your unit is getting ready to go to the field, but you haven't been pulled from the DFAC yet.
In the field/on deployment it varies by unit. In Field Artillery, the cooks had to pull Guard, QRF, haul the sites trash, get the water and many other things beyond cooking dinner. Signal on the other hand generally left the cooks alone as long as we were doing our job and chow was good.
She's intolerable but dont get it twisted. 112 IQ isnt low, thats your average person.
the marine dude's stare and way of speaking gives me hidden savant level genius vibes. him, the blonde girl, and the harvard dude were the only one's who weren't like "so this is how intelligent i am and" "EQ this" "EQ that".
also, i like the social media guy. seems like a super sweet person.
Getting a 94 on the ASVAB is like getting a 35 on the ACT. He’d be very heavily recruited and could get any military job he wanted, I can’t believe none of them took any stake in that.
Also this test is literally just going to show an IQ test for the results, why are they talking about street smarts and EQ? Lol
Civies not understanding it and further, not asking what it meant was hilarious to see.
Majority of the people there were ignorant of it... soooo
I think red pants girl gaslit herself in believing they were ranking themselves by her made up definition of intelligence, not iq which was the original ask. So after she made up this definition and they all agreed that that is intelligence, she thought they were done? Makes sense she had a lower iq
Yeah, the producers are going to decide on the measure why would you talk about eq😂
I scored a 97 back in 2016 and to this day I still get recruitment calls
Red pants lady got humbled by a guy who had a job "anyone can do" 😂 that felt so good to watch
The outcome was obvious from an IQ test perspective just from looking at their backgrounds, you got bio on the bottom, followed by social media person, finance and military desk job are very similar in the straight forward thinking needed, and the obvious top two, the girl that problem solving and pattern recognition is literally her job which are the focus of IQ tests and the asian guy, i can say it I'm asian KEKW but fr he seemed the most aware throughout the conversation
Yeah, I’m surprised the software dev wasn’t more confident. Maybe they don’t know what an iq test is testing but having taken one it’s a lot of logic and pattern recognition. In software engineering this is highly prevalent when coding and designing software.
I love how the takeaway was: if you are happy with life, then you are winning. Thanks toasty for the video !!
love how Ludwig is spamming the buzzer vids and Toast is spamming the ranking vids
IQ (intelligence) ≠ education (knowledge)
At least thats not what IQ tests are based on
Iq isn't intelligence. Intelligence is very broad term. The fact that you can study for IQ tests is alone proof enough that it's in fact partly education
I think this is another huge factor. Book smarts doesn't mean you aren't smart or couldn't learn if you tried. Intelligence is a lot more than just what you know
@@Robiness well if you are talking about study like reading, basic math and so on yes you do need a minimum of education to take a iq test. but if you are actually studying the question in a iq test that's cheating. IQ test serve to know how well you are at logic and pattern recognition. basically (i know its a lil more complex) intelligence is how someone can solve problem or use something new whitout knowing about it, just by looking at it, thinking about it and touching it. while knowledge is just about what you learn either in school, work or life in general.
That marine guy nailed it on the head that IQ is adaptability and problem solving. You can memorize the entire dictionary, that doesn’t increase your IQ.
@@Robiness well thats what the " i" stands for in iq
I put red pants 6 because she had poor logic and reasoning. Social guy also seemed slightly more switched on than her but not by much. Then I went army guy for 4, he had good logic, well articulated, good reasoning, plus he was aware of how he was potentially being portrayed but was good natured about it. Then Yale and then blondie for the plot twist and then Asian guy because he seems obviously intelligent, most of his answers are fast and well articulated.
The comeuppance made this so much better!
The guy got into Yale as an Asian , this is insanely difficult
The average for Yale is 130, Asians at Yale would be at 140
Marine. Not Army.
@@jazflanagan8693 Thanks for the correction. I'm not American so I was unaware of the difference. Are they Navy?
@@jazflanagan8693 Marine or the Marine corps are a branch within the military.
Toast has enough iq to rank above any mortal.
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"PHD, Cancer Biology Scientist
I work in a biotech company, We make Covid-19 testing kits"
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The most arrogant people are typically the least intelligent. The more you understand, the more you realize you don't understand.
Objectively false. How much you realize you don’t understand is a personal rationalization. Arrogance is your view of yourself in comparison to others. As you realize there is more you don’t understand you also realize others understand even less. Calling others arrogant is actually a sign of mediocre intelligence as most mediocre people cannot comprehend how others can be more intelligent.
@@BlackBearInvesting Kind of a cop out but both you and Jennifer gave valid points.
Jennifer's point is applicable for the ignorant people, since they know the least, they tend to overestimate their knowledge not knowing how broad the spectrum is.
Your point is applicable to knowledgeable people who understands Jennifer's point but also understands that they still are above average. Most of these people will be confident about their standing that they will perform above average (which sometimes can be seen as arrogance) but understanding the spectrum is much broader than what they know, they will never place themselves on top unless they know for sure that they are indeed ranked top.
I’m going to brag, but at the same time educate. I got a 92 on my ASVAB and joined Submarines. EVERYONE onboard a submarine is some kind of genius and scored at least high enough to get special projects. Excepting Cooks and YNs and LSs formerly known as SKs. So this young man Tyler is exactly what you see operating Drones, working in Skifs, and operating submarines, working in special projects and intelligence.
The plot twist in the end was so satisfying lmao.
Lot's of people are still prejudicial against the army, even Toast was baited by it
yupp
*Marines.
the marine guy should've asked in the end if there's anyone upset with where they're sitting lol
17:10 told me everything I need to know about this guy omg I know his EQ is through the roof. Even the analogy he used I loved it
Average I.Q. is 100 so even the 112 is safely above average. The top four are pretty much even.
I'd like to see the same test with six below 100.
Average iq for an adult or?
But remember she’s a phd and works in a bio lab!!! that takes so much intelligence !!!☹️🤪
@@베르사이드she's clearly intelligent though at least academically maybe not as mature..
I love how they keep telling him, "I'm not ranking you 6th because I don't think you are intelligent."
That's EXACTLY why you are ranking him 6th!
Marin guy, if I had a friend like you I would be very proud to have a true friend.
They all got it wrong in the first place talking about intelligence, when asked to rank by the IQ score. IQ test tells you how fast and able you art at recognizing a pattern in the problem and pick apart the answer. It requires you to memorize, comprehend, and solve the problem.
Intelligence, however, is more than that. To be an intellectual, one requires a degree of knowledge as well as creativity, which the IQ test doesn't really touch on. A smart person would not just know the right answer, but also ask the right question.
Knowledge and intelligent are not the same. Which is where their problem was. They were basing it on how smart they were mostly. That's not intelligence. Anyone can know more. You just put more effect into knowing more. And some require more effort than others. Intelligence is related to the ability to acquire the knowledge and apply them along with skills. Just having more knowledge doesn't even make you the smartest. You just know more.
IQ tests are dumb anyway, every test practically uses the same questions and answers because they use the same exact puzzles, once you take one you've practically taken them all so even if your "real" score is ~100 you're automatically going to get like 120-130 having taken it before and memorizing most of the patterns. It's like learning how to solve a rubixs cube from a youtube video then someone hands you a "new" cube where they just changed one of the colors, like instead of having white they turned all the white squares into silver so it's the same exact puzzle with the same exact solution just dressed up slightly different, then you're treated as a genius because "wow you just solved this brand new one of a kind rubix cube no one's ever seen before in mere minutes...", they've most likely already got curious in the past and took a similar IQ test because guaranteed this was just one of those free online tests with all the same puzzles.
Exactly. Intelligence requires some form of perseverance too to really understand some conceptually difficult topics that just a high IQ won’t be able to help with.
I was shouting sooo many times saying “YES” when I heard the result for last
I genuinely didn’t think that would happen, but was hoping 😂😂😂
i agree with what you said at the end toast. i have good education & job now but i cant say confidently that im happy now
but when i was a kid (in which my family situation is less "fulfilling" financially), i can say with confident that i was happy back then
All these people have no idea how the military works. It basically has the most diverse array of jobs of any enterprise.
You could be a pilot, an aircraft mechanic, doctor, lawyer, linguist, and a whole bunch of other roles ranging from low to high on the totem pole
It’s not just a bunch of guys running around with rifles.
"I do cancer research and biology and make covid testing kits in a lab🤪" Mam, you assemble kits at your part time CVS job...
Meanwhile, looking into the things the marine guy said. Assuming everything he said was true, his credentials were extremely impressive. A 94 on the asvab is incredibly impressive, and his job definitely could not be done by just anybody.
Statements like these rarely mean anything to me. I doubt she does all of them at the same time. You just aren't a cancer researcher and a virologist at the same time. These are just too specialised these days afaik. Most of the time when I hear that I think "ok, you company does all this, cool, but what do YOU do?"
Ofc often it's just easier to generalise what the company does because what you do is too bothersome to explain, but in this context, it is about you
Yeah... I'm like, so wait,you work on an assembly line? 😂
@@vocassen What she actually means is she swabs the inside of your nose or mouth with a Q tip to get a sample then sticks it in a container and ships it off to the labs and scientists who do the actual work 🤪
I mean to be fair IQ tests do really suck when it comes to determining actual intelligence :') But we all knew who was gonna be dead last here with how she was trying to play herself up the entire show :') People that are highly intelligent in my experience rarely try to play it up. When you need people to think you're the smartest in the room that badly you aren't very confident in your own intelligence. Also as my favorite professor used to say: "The core of intelligence is not about what you already know, but about realizing what you have left to learn."
Your professor must have been a fan of Socrates. Me and my father always joke about “knowing that we don’t know”. Something that I find really interesting that is connected to this is the Dunning-Kruger effect. Basically when you barely know something about a subject you’re really confident but then as you progress in your learning you realize there’s still a lot to learn and when you finally know quite a bit your confidence builds up again. I just always found that effect really interesting, I thought maybe you would too 🥰.
Problem is though, that a higher IQ doesn't necessarily mean that said person is smarter, and the education doesn't matter a whole lot either. In general, IQ is a indicator of how well you can take in and process information, and sometimes the speed at which you do so. So someone who "only" has a high school diploma doesn't necessarily have a low IQ. It also depends on what you want to do with your future, since you can be seen as dumb and may have a low IQ, and still get your doctorate, or a high diploma in something. It just means you'll have to put in more effort than a person who would have a higher IQ, as they would not struggle as much with taking in the information.
Ok so before I see the results I just wanna put this down here as my own reference.
1. I fucking love the better than average effect half of these people got going by basically thinking "I may not be the best one, but I'm definitely top 50%" which is a common occurrence I just think it's funny.
2. Tyler is probably really smart, not even for plot twist reasons or because I know anything about whatever it is he got a 94 on, but just because the way he formulates his thoughts and did not get verbally defensive or dismissive at any point. He feels like someone who is so confident in his own abilities that he doesn't need to prove or care about being "better" than someone else with regards to intelligence. Lowkey him being so confident as to put himself #1 might be a bit narrowminded, so could go both ways, but I feel like he is smarter than half the people there at least.
3. Red pants lady is humble bragging and lowkey putting others down constantly, which I am not surprised by because biological research from what I have heard from friends is an insanely toxic environment, so I can see "I need to be better than you" thing.
4. Wtf is this misconception that IQ is a measure of intelligence as a whole. IQ is a lot about logical thinking and pattern recognition, but it is also a made up concept in the end that disregards a lot of the components that go into what people what generally consider "intelligent" behaviours or thought-patterns and only looks at a small part of that bigger picture.
5. Education can actually raise your IQ not because you learn anything or because it correlates since you need to be particularly smart in order to get that education, but because a lot of scientific education is centred around critical thinking and problem solving skills. IQ also fluctuates throughout your lifetime as far as I know for exactly this reason.
6. That whole segment where red pants was shitting on Tyler had me malding, because she is really high up on that high horse and looking down on someone else for pretty arbitrary reasons. Also insinuating that he is narrowminded because he said that "intelligence is the ability to adapt" but she herself isn't because she takes "all these things into account" is really really sad holy shit. Part of being a scientist is understanding that believing you can actually see the entire picture on something as difficult to define as "intelligence" is insanely naïve. That woman has a crazy ego in this video, damn.
I would put Tyler, Harvard dude, the girl with curly hair, the blonde, red pants and then the social media guy. That's my personal feeling on this.
I'm probably gonna be rly fucking wrong
Edit: At least I was pretty close
Edit2: Red pants on full copium, hope she learns her lesson from being humbled like this after shitting on the others
This isn't my first time watching this vid but every time I do it sparks joy.
I had the top two pretty well pegged.
They underestimated the IQ of a person in computer science. If EQ was a factor at all, knowing computer science wouldn't help; it's IQ heavy.
The hard working Asian male was the easiest one to pick because he was clearly intelligent yet humble. It's basically the inverse of the Dunning Kroger effect.
Speaking of which, I was leaning towards using the Dunning Kroger effect with red pants. Her outright confidence made me think she was either number one or very low. Someone who is that confident is either very smart or a lot dumber than expected.
In the same line of thought: the marine's confidence should have tipped me off. I should have had a high and low ranking for him as well, but I mistakenly had him lower than red pants.
Fancy pants really surprised me. Good for him. It's not that IQ matters, but putting red pants in her place really was satisfying.
Multiple struggles girl was pretty much where I had her (3rd, which she tied the marine for). I was impressed she was able to do that well on an IQ test with those struggles.
I put red pants as 3 until she spoke then instantly realize she was 6th, way too arrogant to be smart and I could instantly tell she's one of those people who completely overplays and overexaggerates how important the work or anything she does is. She likely works at CVS packing kits or even just swabbing people's nose/mouth with a Q tip, only job being to make sure they use the Q tip correctly then she puts it in a container and ships it off to the actual lab for the actual scientists to analyze but of course she'd never straight up say "I work as an assistant swabbing people's mouths with Q-tips for a living", it'll always be something like "yeah, I'm doing some advanced, top of the line cancer screening research working directly with one of the largest state of the art labs in the world and saving lives, don't mean to brag or anything..."
In my experience even really intelligent people aren’t that confident, especially not if they work in scientific fields because there is still a lot to learn and discover. But I used your same logic, although I do think the social media manager is extremely intelligent if we were to look at it from other points of view as well. Maybe not conventionally but he is very empathic, you can tell. 😊
Best comment about this ranking video so far
Blue got karma too “I don’t place much value on the military” 😂
“Working in Finance” can be anything.
Could anyone answer the question of why the red pants girl, when she boasted how high her intelligence is, works at a factory that makes covid testing kits even though she has a phd in cancer research?
Note that a lot of IQ tests are also time sensitive, so doing it on a phone over a laptop would have given the (noncamp)Asian and the Marine a disadvantage yet they scored the highest. IQ test is also processing speed so a practiced programmer would get a few extra points than naturally.
How would programming help with processing speed?
@@Hsjfbxgakehucishu basically you work in an environment where you have to be efficient in how you process and organize information as well as solve problems.
14:45 Her little dance reminds me of the Singing Telegram from the movie Clue
I got it right! High inteligence people don’t act like red pants.
i feel i say this for all the people watching, that the person who was the most over-confident and flexing the most with the dance, got served karma !!!!
honestly, I think it's pretty common for people who are smart they would lose interest in going to school because they feel like they're being limited to what they can learn
I am loving these toast react series/arc. its so fun and unhinged and soo crazy to see toast spitting MAD FAXXXXXX!!!!.... ❤❤
2:30 Sykkuno don't think he has good IQ but he actually does i saw lot of people like him
Money paid for college but only iq would have allowed them to have the Marines job.
"Pick a struggle, Lady"
"He's only colouring with one colour of the rainbow", THAT'S BECAUSE HE ATE ALL THE OTHER CRAYONS
Toast’s watching Jubilee like he’s Ludwig
I always loved to quote Tywin Lannister in situations like this „if you have to say, you are the King, you Are no King.“
The red pants gave me that kind of vibe.
the editors finally editing toast's streams
His editors are some of the best in the scene
he needs more money for his valorant team
Fun fact: IQ was actually used to help improve and understand a person's intellect but was later used to classify individuals despite the creator stating that it wasn't supposed to be for classification.
Ironically the way they handled the military guy showed their lack of intelligence. The entire notion of the first impression to figure out an IQ screwed them 😂 my uncle went into the Navy instead of university straight out of high school, he had plenty of scholarships to take but instead went that way. He served 30 years and got degrees while in the military, they paid for it too.
My grandpa did the same thing and he got his doctorate. The general public is quite low IQ and has the same ignorant and condescending instant reaction to military people as red pants girl. It's quite hilarious to see.
I went to 3 universities myself, never graduated and I already know my IQ from having taken a test before. I'd be right there in between one and two 😆
When she assumed social media was the first thing she thought she was going to answer just automatically made me see why is was ranked so low.
I'm so happy red pants lady got humbled in the end
4:55 I think the same...anf i didn't keep going to school because i found it to slow, too long and boring.n
Just FYI to everyone -- there isn't really a connection between IQ and EQ. Dogs have an extremely high EQ.
If you've taken an IQ test, you'll know it tests certain attributes in a person. The top ones I would say are logic and composure. You are bombarded with a lot of questions in a short amount of time. Sometimes you just have to throw out an answer based on your instinct, and your composure will help keep your instinct sharp. The Asian guy, the blonde girl (software developer) and the marine have these things in common. They are analytical and they can keep cool under pressure.
I think the red pants can be just as analytical as those three if not more, but she lacks composure. She was quick to jump to conclusions based on incomplete information. So she probably bombed the test.
All being said, 100 IQ is the average and all these people are well above average. so good job for all.
"I don't place a lot of value on the military"
Yea, she'd break in the first week of boot camp. You can have all the intelligence in the world and still be weak-willed, you could never do what those men and women do to protect our privileged lives 👍
Thank you
There were no low IQs in this group. Nobody was even average. The score of 112 was well into the right side of the bell curve at the 78th percentile. An IQ of 123 is 94th percentile. The top 4 were all above 130. They have higher IQ than 98% of the population.
But even a group with no low scores must still have a lowest score, and that reveal was very satisfying >:D
It’s really funny on rewatch to see chat say “ohh this person is in this spot” and then be entirely wrong
It was clear from the beginning the military dude would be high, because he's the only one who actually articulated what IQ is. All these ones going on about "EQ", like, we're not ranking EQ here dummies. Red pants girl was way too confident, which is itself a sign of lower intelligence.
Emotional intelligence. lol
That always cracks me up.
why? it's a useful concept
Bro, just by his responses you could tell he was smarter than them.
before joining the military I probably woulda associated a marine with terminology like soldier and army and now being enlisted in the marines I completely get why it’s an ick when other people automatically call any military enlisted a soldier and saying they’re from the army lmao.
Nothing better than ranking low, and then throwing out the validity immediately.
"for me personally"
"in any way shape or form"
I want to blow my head off when I hear these phrases coming out of someone's mouth
Is it just me, or did the person from Yale’s comment about prejudice from voting Harvard guy’s 1 really annoying? I mean, on one hand, if she was referring to his education, it makes sense as Harvard is an EXTREMELY hard school to get into. But I feel she referring to the racial stereotype, which ticked me off personally as him being an immigrant and Asian like Toast pointed out doesn’t make getting into Harvard any easier(in fact, quite the contrary, if u believe Harvard now discriminates against Asian admissions for diversity), while not recognizing the she herself benefits from affirmative action in college admissions.
but that's why he was ranked high. He is Asian and in Harvard. Which means he has to be an above average asian and asians are already known to push their children pretty hard so him being high up is simply logical.
@@TheAsmileXD he’s not high up because he’s Asian, he’s high up because he’s from Harvard, I’m saying the prejudice comment was uncalled for, seeing as the exact argument could be used against the person from Yale.
Military is definitely picky on the terminology: Air Force is Airman, Army is Soldier, Navy is Sailor, Marine is Marine.
15:50 Spoken like someone who's good at research (see: compiling results and interpreting them in a manner that the bosses will appreciate.)
Lets take a moment to appriciate the crayon rainbow guy, loved his positivity
I was forced into special education when I was in public school ... and was told that I should not get into University ... but I ended up getting a garbage degree
and with the IQ test ... I really see that on the first 3 as the order that I was expecting
Oh yeah, smart ppl don’t go to finance they go straight to gaming
omg its Toast!! My favorite -among- reaction content creator!
oil and water, Tyler and maria , ego and intelligence/actual confidence (meaning I'm better in these aspects they're better in those , not I'm perfect) what do these have in common ? They don't mix
“The most important thing in life is happiness.”
Oof. That’s a sad reality if that’s true.
Toast actually did good in ranking them by their IQ. He really said the red pants girl will be in last ahaha
At the end Tyler should have asked, "Is anyone upset with where they're standing?"
Now this is what you call 1 V 4 clutch. Marine guy is the real John cena
When toast says what a humble king lmao
Intelligence is your ability to learn and solve problems. Being intelligent is not the same as being smart, it's just a factot in how smart you are.
Also IQ and EQ are completely unrelated
Dang, I almost got it perfectly right except I swapped 2 and 6, but considering they almost all were in the 130s IQ which is really high, I kind of doubt the test they took.
yes, when I took an actual IQ test, it was with a specialized, in-person, and multi-day long test.
@@user-lp3pb1me6d yeah, from what I've read, they're supposed to be several hours long at minimum. I took an online version of the Mensa IQ test that was only half an hour long, but it really was just supposed to give an idea of the type of questions one would have more than give an accurate score because obviously half an hour isn't that long. Seeing the difficulty and complexity of those questions though made me believe that there's something to the IQ test. The fact that these guys brushed it off as nothing, further makes me think what they took was not really an IQ test at all
Besides the test likely being flawed, these were all people with a high-paying job or education for those jobs (military, science, manager, etc.).
So not surprised they all scored over 100. Would be quite a but harder with a more varied group of people.
@@vocassen I'm not surprised they all scored over 100, but 130s is almost genius-level IQ at around the 98th percentile. The chances of them getting 6 people where 5 are almost geniuses seems extremely unlikely. Plus, not for nothing, but none of them really seem THAT smart to me.
@@EvanTheLee It's not really that unlikely when you account for selection bias. As Toast noted, people who sign up for the show typically have a high opinion of themselves. 98th percentile is also hardly genius level.
What’s funny is I rated the military guy 2nd because of how articulate he is, and how stubborn he is, the low EQ being inversely proportional to high IQ in general. I had social media guy last secretary girl next then red pants, then girl who doesn’t like the military
He scored third tho on IQ he tied with the black girl.
@@liquidmark5081 I think they got the same score, but he finished it more quickly. That’s why he was seated before her.
I love the way red pants got humbled so quickly.
Lol I love how he clocked these people.
"People who think they have a high iq usually are just slightly above average" : Maria
"ASIAN? HARVARD? Smartest one." And he was.
Sounds like a whole lotta self diagnosis lol
5:37 "Just for me personally" I feel like people who seem rude and unlikeable often have a higher IQ. Just because they believe that the others in the conversation interpret their words with the same emotionless rationality that they intended to convey them in.