Thats complete BS. Most women are after resources and they will choose any man with resources. The things that women are willing to overlook in a man for access to his resources will make your head spin.
@greanch123412 сағат бұрын
My IQ is 107, I'm a technical lead and highly appreciated for what I'm doing. Not a great measure.
@exzisdКүн бұрын
I should have quit my job years ago but the years ticked by and ticked by and I sat comfortably numb until the comfort of being numb became painful but I continued sitting in my familiar pain and let it rot my soul and eat my from the inside out. I finally quit a few days ago and I’m trying to remember who I am. It’s not so easy at 35…
@LarryCaldwell-x1j2 күн бұрын
Google is not what it used to be. People makes claims about lowest I.Q. to be able to keep a job but I have yet to find the data used for the claims. It is like nobody ever heard of a link before.
@SuperBluDude3 күн бұрын
2024: mcDonalds robots.... who's gonna tell him?
@The1ne26 күн бұрын
Not even close to the truth for me... Keep trying though.
@vagnersilva54656 күн бұрын
The problem with these reserches is: Women lie. They lie about their selectiveness. We all know that! Women tend to say one thing and go after another... We all have seen this kind o thing.
@NickHinman-y4t11 күн бұрын
There's so much to consider here, in ways that I hadn't considered it before. Is income inequality being driven by technology - in addition to taxation and capatilism practices? Are genetics keeping poor people poor? Are there ways in which we (as a society) can overcome genetics? There's a funny saying that I love, "when you compensate for lack of understanding with effort and hard work, there is no end to what you cannot accomplish." The whole conversation is reminiscent of the movie "Gattaca"
@missepicmandy12 күн бұрын
unfortunately yes
@davethelave13 күн бұрын
that list gives you a general idea but its so outdated.....medical assistant at 95-98 iq? common.......this list was true in like the 1950s or something...
@steinasig203214 күн бұрын
Some people quit because of crazy bosses 👺👹💩😈
@aGentleUser16 күн бұрын
Worked 18 years in a corporation, it wasn't bad, easy, well paid, nice poeple around me, however it became less satisfying over time. Starting sth new next year, feels less safe, more demanding but i feel already positively excited about it
@lonetreehangman17 күн бұрын
Where is the advice for the smartest guy in the room. Most jobs don't hire on merit. The last job I applied to I said I have 20 years teaching experience, I've written a book and I'm fluent in Spanish, is there anywhere you could use that in this company. The response was "We CAN'T JUST make a postioin for you. . . " You are overlooking raw intelligence and gatekeeping. My IQ is somewhere north of 130, but I have no degree. WIthout a degree, no one cares what you know or how smart you are.
@decouple18 күн бұрын
I have an iq.
@Kartiksekhar19 күн бұрын
It wasn’t Louis C.K. who made that joke, it was Bill Burr. Brilliant comedian, Bill Burr.
@laurendrayton465919 күн бұрын
This video is interesting but subjective. It's important to remember that the ability to question the credibility of information is a skill generally utelised by people who have higher IQs. It is also a skill that can be used often to increase your intelligence. Some food for thought: the term "information" is a product of being informed, it does not always mean fact. Truth is also subjective to one's perspective and we must be mindful in determining what we believe and question how much information is objectively proven. We must decifer whether we have obtained a broad enough scope of information to rely upon and whether the information was collected from a variety of sources. We all have the potential to become smarter than we are now. We all have the ability to do stupid things :)
@ThatsPlayr6920 күн бұрын
My iq is over 9000 and I turned super saiyan
@kalemphillips811721 күн бұрын
Computers can now program themselves. Left behind already. haha.
@mannyo548321 күн бұрын
What about a Mailman's I.Q
@psalm14christmasmeaning4522 күн бұрын
As someone with an IQ of 180, I realized maybe I shouldn't be working as a coal miner
@cawfeecatt155322 күн бұрын
i think i might have low iq 😂
@nonyabusiness112622 күн бұрын
I certainly haven't made the most of my potential, intelligence included...and no, IQ is NOT set. Even potential changes with a variety of factors, and as you reach former potential, it rises again. Someone with good intelligence and/or wisdom will be able to understand that. Currently, I drive a dump truck for a foundational construction company. I sleep so little, due to anxiety, that it can be difficult to even speak(yes, completely sleep related). Even in my state...it appears I may be the most intelligent person at the company. Well beyond most management even with their years of experience. I would only acknowledge two others as having good intelligence. Most drivers aren't overly bright, but some are great at what they do due to experience. I imagine a few are better than Bill Gates would be... I'll make $35/hr, around $2,200 per week, this coming year. That allows me to save over 1k most weeks. I get benefits and a pension. There are other factors as to why I choose to do this apart from money or IQ... If I wanted to make use of my intelligence in this field, I certainly could. Simply buying my own truck puts me around 140k+ per year AFTER expenses while retaining the benefits and pension. I could easily begin with 3 brand new trucks. That clears around 250k per year if I only ran them 1 shift...and that's just the beginning! To make that kind of money working for someone else requires a pretty rare opportunity... The field you're in, or should be, isn't all about IQ. I understand the general meaning of his presentation, but it is narrow sighted. I do believe the positional IQ recommendations presented are accurate for most of the workers at the company I work for.
@DJohnAlarie22 күн бұрын
Some jobs require visual acuity. In those jobs IQ is not enough....
@SusanaXpeace2u22 күн бұрын
This is never acknowledged. When i was a single mother (still am i guess but they're 21 and 18) everybody helpfully suggested i earn more money. I tried. Luckily i had the common sense to value security. I haven’t had to budget for losing my job and chaos every 12-18 month's. My iq is 116 so i shouldn't be so hard o myself for not having succeeded conventionally.
@MrLazini24 күн бұрын
Mathematicians are the smartest. So who is the dumbest??
@donrice346424 күн бұрын
The great thing about having a pension at 46 is....I make my own rules after paying my dues. If I can't make it on 8k a month same on me
@Caasbin24 күн бұрын
Doesn't it depends how you define intellegence, my iq is 160 btw
@CyberJedi125 күн бұрын
That was before AI, now it doesn't matter if you know how to use a computer and do code, the AI do for you, and its just the beginning, actually a lot of people on the tech field says it's not a good idea anymore to learn to code. The only person that is going to have a job in software and IT in the near future is the people that make the AI.
@sdb1346l25 күн бұрын
116 IQ
@p-stylez57125 күн бұрын
After 10 years, I left the engineering field and pursued business operations management. It was hard because I had to go back to school and didn’t work for 2 years. During this transition I discovered that my mind was wired to problem solving, which goes hand in hand in operations. I integrate what I learned from engineering and fast forward, I am now the director of expanding a small franchise. The fact is, a lot of what I do on now a daily basis is very similar to engineering. Funny how things come full circle. I am blessed to say I love what I do now.
@EatWithBadlands26 күн бұрын
Will Hunting: “hold my broom…”
@AlsThoughts-9926 күн бұрын
Im currently in law enforcement for 3 years, and I hate my job. I hate the fact that I work long hours, never see my family, and can barely afford to pay for rent in CT. Im trying to get into software engineering and try a coding BootCamp. Does anyone know anything about Coding Bootcamps and if they are worth it. Thank You for everyone's response.
@k.i.s.s..27 күн бұрын
People... please stop having children before your career is set
@Kevinleehiltonjr27 күн бұрын
I was 130 iq at the age of 18. I am now at about 115. Cell phones and television. Intelligence can increase or decrease and it all depends on whether you are exercising your brain or let it atrophy.
@ellessar356527 күн бұрын
I got an IQ of 135 , I’m very lazy and nothing really passionate me. What should I do ?
@Werday-bv7eh27 күн бұрын
if u attractive handsome guy, My advice to you is exercise and learn to fight, because there are too many jealous and envious people out there. always believe in yourself, many of them are just gashlighting you.
@stevegovea128 күн бұрын
This doesn't apply to politics 😂
@bcat620629 күн бұрын
How does everyone know their IQ?
@landonEvans-qt5bt29 күн бұрын
Funny how everyone here has an “IQ of 150” 😂
@Slenderman-ev5dh29 күн бұрын
some of this is true but i dont belive in this because my friend had an iq of 75 and got into his favourite job software engineerer but it was not easy for him because he struggled a lot and put his work to his maximum and also improved his logical thinking and many more, its about dedication , hardwork , perseverence and passion not all this nonsence
@itsdilАй бұрын
Tiktok came and saved that 10% subset of people under 83 IQ
@andredejager3637Ай бұрын
I am just smart enough to realize I'm just not smart enough
@grahamwebb2000Ай бұрын
Bullshit. the hierarchy is not about competence and increased intelligence.
@SlabberchopsАй бұрын
I had a job I was miserable in for 5 years, working for people that delighted in making me that way. Evil. Since leaving I now keep 10k sitting in the bank for the sole purpose of being able to walk out of a job. It's like a nice warm blanket.
@edgarassimkus3731Ай бұрын
Perterson is disqusting fascist and children killer supporter ,give them hell he says such a disqusting monster.
@espada9Ай бұрын
People are always telling me they have an IQ in the 150s but when I ask them what they do for a living, it's always some low IQ entry level position. Unskilled labor or service job. I own a consulting firm in the biotch and pharmaceutical industry but stated off as a janitor with a GED. I don't even have a STEM degree but run CapEx projects in the hundreds of $millions. IQ (cognitive ability) is crucial for working in tech. What jobs will be available for the millions of unskilled illegal immigrants coming from countries with very low average IQ scores and very low education standards? Can someone name a successful country with an average IQ score below 90?
@ShovelHeadzzzАй бұрын
This is not true at all. Ive met the dumbest people who succeed at the highest level. Ive also met the smartest people with the emotional intelligence of a rock. Often i find the most intelligent people become annoyed with the corporate games and more content to stay at a level which does not seek to drain their mental resources allowing them time and energy to create their own path.
@taylorkaplan2614Ай бұрын
I work with finger paint, but Im switching over to crayons because they taste better.
@fragment7Ай бұрын
Iq has nothing wi5 what job is for u, its the archetypes….
@I_like_turtles_67Ай бұрын
I scored a 138. I hated school because it was boring. I was very quiet in class and didn't want to look like a nerd. I left HS and got a job working for my dad and his partners business they had bought two years prior. I got really good at problem solving and organizing products in the WHS. I hated being in a lower management position. Because I am on the spectrum and hated reprimanding hourly employees. We were bought out by a huge company. I was promised an upper management job that would've allowed me to keep my distance from day to day employee BS. Corporate life was not for me. Our customers suffered, and i spoke up about it and was fired. Best thing that could've happened. Now I drive a big rig. I work in a specialized field that allows me to problem solve. Flexible schedule. Pay is great and my boss is a really good guy. Twenty more years and I'll be retired with a very nice retirement and my morals, ethics & dignity. In hindsight, I would've been a great defensive lawyer. After being a jury member and sitting through a trial. I know I would've loved doing that as a career. If I could've stuck with the school/testing requirements.