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I will define "IQ" as what your score will be on a ideal IQ test (rather than an actual IQ test, although then you will have to define how the "ideal IQ test" i
by zzo38computer 2y ago
I will define "IQ" as what your score will be on a ideal IQ test (rather than an actual IQ test, although then you will have to define how the "ideal IQ test" is working, which is presumably like an actual IQ test if made and administered in the ideal way, however that might be). It is correlated with intelligence (which cannot be measured by a single number), but is not the same thing as intelligence. (I think it also not the same thing as genius, although that is also correlated with high intelligence, since intelligence is one of the things to be genius but is not the only part of it.)