I meant "specific and vague" like this: > Then you say that you don't believe there are people that are orders of magnitude smarter than the average. There are

I meant "specific and vague" like this: > Then you say that you don't believe there are people that are orders of magnitude smarter than the average. There are. So you're stating that some people are orders of magnitude smarter than the average; but you've adduced no evidence. I don't agree; you're making the claim, so the burden is on you. > IQ is the rough measure of the raw processing power of a human brain. That's a very specific claim. I know what "raw processing power" means in the context of a CPU, and I know of various ways of measuring it. But a brain is not a CPU. It's not a processor; arguably what it does is not similar to information processing.