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> Just playing the cards here, but if my IQ is 155 and yours is 120. Why should I listen to you? Off the top of my head: - I may know a fact that you do not.
by Permit 3y ago
> Just playing the cards here, but if my IQ is 155 and yours is 120. Why should I listen to you?
Off the top of my head:
- I may know a fact that you do not. Your IQ does not make you aware of things you do not know.
- I may have a relationship with someone that you do not.
- I may have past experience that you do not.
- I may have different values than you. Your higher IQ does not dictate that we should make decisions according to your values.
- I may have access to resources (money, engineering teams) that you do not.
A meta comment is: If despite your higher IQ you were unable to consider these possibilities then IQ may not be a good proxy for the kind of intelligence a business may value.
- jocaal 3y ago"A change of perspective is worth 80 IQ points" - Alan Kay He said that in a video "nornal considered harmful" that you can find on Youtube[1]. He talks about it at 34:29 [1] https://youtu.be/FvmTSpJU-Xc?si=gp3k_6-OrE8yLBnx https://youtu.be/FvmTSpJU-Xc?si=gp3k_6-OrE8yLBnx
- toasted-subs 3y agoDoubt. IQ gives meaning to gaining access to additional information. If each individual piece of information reaffirms my previous claims then you were in the wrong from the start.