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You are looking for two things, not one, I think. You are looking for people who are abnormal in a select few categories (intelligence, physical ability), but a
by LiamMcCalloway 13y ago
You are looking for two things, not one, I think. You are looking for people who are abnormal in a select few categories (intelligence, physical ability), but also normal in all the others, say sociopathy or anxiety.
Incidentally, this is my gripe with 'intelligence' based selection systems in universities or companies. We conveniently forgo assessing people (and weighing) people's scores on categories other than intelligence.