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> There is nothing wrong with one valuing their own high IQ test score. To me it suggests someone who's more concerned with being something special than doing
by AlexCoventry 6y ago
> There is nothing wrong with one valuing their own high IQ test score.
To me it suggests someone who's more concerned with being something special than doing something interesting. It seems like a kind of narcissism, and suggests that they're probably pretty boring.
- johnfn 6y agoHow do you feel about identity based clubs such as LGBTQ-positive spaces etc?
- AlexCoventry 6y agoI think LGBTQ-positive spaces are ideally supposed to operate as support groups for people at high risk of ostracism by conventional social groups. That's very different from a group celebrating possession of a marker of conventional success/moral value.