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Not sure how you think “IQ” is particularly meaningful to this, though. At best it measures one small contributor to all the aspects of a person. “Working hard”
by skywhopper 3y ago
Not sure how you think “IQ” is particularly meaningful to this, though. At best it measures one small contributor to all the aspects of a person. “Working hard” is also required. So is “natural inclination or ability”. Psychological and physical traits also play a role. Practice is also important. IQ alone is no more likely to make someone successful as any other piece of the puzzle.
- mewpmewp2 3y agoBut then there are types of brains which are naturally attuned to wanting to solve certain problems. If the owners of those brains get lucky they get a brain that wants to solve problems that they can get paid very well for. It doesn't feel like hard work then. It's like what your brain was naturally wired or specialised to do.