Consider: Not all highly intelligent people are successful, and not all successful people are highly intelligent. I am referring to a widely accepted meaning of the term "success," to mean the ability to obtain a job, make money, find lasting relationships, communicate, etc.
Or to put it another way:
Lots of people who scored high on high IQ tests have basically amounted to nothing in life. Yet, many who may not have been considered the sharpest tools in the proverbial shed, have managed to accomplish important and meaningful things with their lives.
Still, society tends to place great emphasis on IQ levels. How important do YOU think IQ level is to a person's overall success in life? (Regardless of whether you're a genius or mentally retarded)
2007-02-25
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