Millionaire Reacts: RANKING STRANGERS INTELLIGENCE | Jubilee

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[@sneakytacos773]

She was so shitty for telling a marine straight to his face that his job has no value. I don’t care about your views, but jeez have some human decency!

[@samanthasmiles9112]

You can tell she was an arrogant person - in general. She was condescending and full of herself. Not super surprised by her IQ test.

[@gracerose851]

If you watch the actual video she mentions how she has autism and a couple other disabilities, I just think he should have maybe included that bit

[@MilitanT07]

Well US army is the biggest evil force on earth so she went light on him

[@sneakytacos773]

@@MilitanT07 & demonizing the individual instead of the system is childish and unwise. It demonstrates immense ego problems.

[@wholesome122]

@@MilitanT07 people like her (leftist elites) are pretty quick to weaponize the military in the Middle East to gain power though 😉

[@wyattrommel8038]

As my parents always told me "Better to let people think you're stupid, rather than open your mouth and prove them right" Quiet people tend to be the smartest

[@katieakin1091]

I’m quiet but I definitely don’t think I’m that smart. I’m working on getting a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education, and then I think I want to get a Bachelor’s in Marine Biology, but compared to other people or friends I had who are now teachers, I would consider myself on the least smart end

[@davyprendergast82]

It's inevitable. If you spend the whole day talking, you are just pouring out a finite amount of stuff you already know. If you spend the whole day listening, you are learning an infinite amount of stuff you don't already know. Will amount to a huge advantage over a lifetime. I'll bet most of the world's most successful people are somewhat quiet

[@ampoo1451]

I had friends who will put their friends down when they feel outsmarted. They will get petty and call out the smallest imperfection about you to make themselves feel better.

[@Spider-Too-Too]

always learn about your "enemy"

[@genji900]

Can't go wrong quoting Mark Twain.

[@easyquickmoney123]

the girl really said " we have to use IQ tests" in the beginning to "IQ tests are flawed" after she finished with the same as someone who didn't go to college

[@TheHyperion11]

Usually people who say "IQ tests are flawed", "IQ tests don't measure anything real" "IQ tests don't capture other forms of intelligence" are the people who are insecure about their IQ. Truth is, IQ tests are the best way we know of to measure general intelligence, and IQ is highly correlated with a lot of other things like education, wealth, even perceived intelligence.

[@Pineapplelesspineapplepizza]

@@TheHyperion11 umm not so much, there has been studies showing it has no significant hold on success or creativity. And generalizing like you did, really don’t add anything to the conversation. Jordan Peterson thinks IQ is overrated so by your logic he’s insecure because “most people.

[@remybuitenhuis2433]

@@Pineapplelesspineapplepizza JP actually takes it very serious, so I dont know where you got that from

[@Pineapplelesspineapplepizza]

@@remybuitenhuis2433 never said he didn’t. I said he thinks is overrated. He himself says it’s hard to conceptualice intelligence and its affect on success of the individual in society. IQ is a good indicator in a sense but something even better is conscientiousness but it’s hard to quantify.

[@WhiteSharkconcac]

@@Pineapplelesspineapplepizza Really? I watched some JP's video's and he mentioned that it's important to find a job that fit your IQ range. If the job requires much higher IQ than yours, then you should move down a tier or two. Otherwise, you will be stressed and miserable all the time.

[@UnlimitedYou]

Once that girl said she didn't know they would be taking an IQ test for an intelligence video, I was like, maybe she isn't too intelligent. IMO you can be book smart, but not intelligent. Just because you go to college and learn a bunch of stuff doesn't mean you are an intelligent person with logic. Again, just my opinion.

[@bexter107]

I don’t get why everyone hates on IQ tests so much. It always seems to be people who are ranked lower. IQ is a lot about being able to recognise patterns and relationships which is very much a part of intelligence. When you go to university it’s a pretty big part of what you do

[@universecreator1]

She said she thought open social media. Lol at that point I knew she was the brightest of them. Like its about intelligence how social media going to evaluate that smh.

[@dominicszorentini3009]

@@bexter107 as someone who is “gifted” the only thing iq tests do is determine how bad your social skills are. The higher the iq the worse the social skills.

[@Leo-uq6jp]

@@dominicszorentini3009 This is absolutely not true, although there might be a correlation IQ tests are scientifically the most accurate quantitative measure of intelligence that, well, we can actually measure. Also, IQ is incredibly predictive, more than most other measures we have.

[@bexter107]

@@dominicszorentini3009 IQ has nothing to do with social skills I don’t know where you’ve got that idea from. EQ measures emotional intelligence which is more related to social skills, a low score may mean you struggle recognising emotions in both yourself and others. It is possible to have both high IQ and high EQ or the opposite

[@1017cmc]

My brother hated school and enlisted in the Marines after High School. I have two engineering degrees and still think my brother is smarter than me. The skills he learned in the Marines are incredible. He came out a full blown network engineer.

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

agreed!

[@gabrielvidaurre3018]

That's literally what I'm doing right now. Granted my mos was 0111, once I got out I'm studying for cloud computing degree, I have my comptia security + plus and right now focusing on getting my CCNA my end goal would be the cloud or network engineer. I feel like these kids truly do not understand the military and assume we are dumb but they probably wouldn't last a day so... proud devil dog

[@maam-yj8ph]

My grandfather taught himself chemistry and started a business that helped make airplane metal parts for Boeing. He had college graduates working for him. They shut down Boeing's whole manufacturing operation for a couple of days when the alloy metals weren't plating correctly. Never look at pieces of paper when determining someone else's intelligence.

[@johnhein2539]

You speak of your brother with such love and respect. I dig it. My sister is pretty incredible too. Just worked for the right company, gained experience, and got a business degree on their dollar. Now works remotely and can survive anywhere. Kicks my educated butt.

[@Brucelee89896]

@@gabrielvidaurre3018 don't get me wrong but i didn't had to go to the marines to become a network angineer, you can still study that, the only good thing for you guys is that the marines, etc pays for it.

[@raaay]

I smashed the like button extra hard on this one :) Thanks for the invite Graham!

[@MrStealthy007]

Hi Raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyy ;D

[@Piotrek-do5uy]

Would really love to see you on the podcast and get a chance to listen to you talk about yourself.🙂

[@chriswiththe86]

Looking forward to the feature!

[@LightofBlack]

Eyy. Waiting for the podcast

[@Officialgaby180]

I hope to see you on TICH soon!

[@Bizagro]

Thomas Sowell, "The greatest thing about having a Harvard degree is that I'm no longer impressed by someone who has a Harvard degree".

[@thursoberwick1948]

😆

[@mattpoules9225]

Love Sowell, common sense trumps ego, self-adulation.

[@thursoberwick1948]

@@mattpoules9225 I notice some people go ape whenever Sowell is mention. He had genuinely humble roots, is a brilliant mind but says things that BLM fans don't want to hear.

[@vminmotivationalcurve88yea64]

Why though?

[@jonv8177]

In every disaster throughout American history, there always seems to be a man from Harvard in the middle of it" Thomas Sowell

[@myrusEW]

I appreciate the software engineer mentioning that she has more exposure to those tests than the others. That is a huge aspect to it. Not to mention being a software engineer sort of preps you for IQ tests as software engineering is all abstract reasoning and logic.

[@n47m4n11]

That's the most telling! The marines guy had never touched an iq test, while the others all have. He's likely far more intelligent than his first ever iq test suggests!

[@jeremiahnoar7504]

Not too sure. That would only be a valid view point if it scores changed each time you took a test but score topically stay exactly the same throughout your life.

[@myrusEW]

@@vg1024 The asvab is not an IQ test lol. It's an aptitude test. There's literally word knowledge, math, and practical engineering on the asvab test. Knowledge =/= intelligence.

[@sin3358]

@@jeremiahnoar7504 that's actually not true. Your scores can change. It may be part of the fact that it's a different test you're doing, but some people can become smarter, while some more stupid. You can work with your IQ, you can get a higher IQ if you train it enough. That's why it's very flawed. It's quite literally how fast you're able to fix problems and most of it is just math :/

[@DarthLesbian]

@@sin3358 Even something like mood that day can change it. I know I was dealing with pretty severe depression during one of the tests. Depression on top of anxiety and other things can literally make it harder to think. I used to describe it like trying to think through a thick fog or when it was really bad like trying to wade through molasses.

[@aguafria9565]

Haha the PhD and the cocky Yale chick had me laughing the most - sore losers for sure.

[@tylerpropp5439]

Yeah she was saying the IQ tests were really helpful before she took it, but after when she didn’t score good she said, “well I don’t think IQ test are really good for intelligence”

[@MrBLAA]

College have turned into participation farms. I knew a girl at one particular university, that was effectively being carried through every engineering class… they were _struggling_ to have many females within the program (aka: they determined early on that she *would* be getting a degree)

[@tamtam7546]

@@MrBLAA Exactly..how does this benefit her or our society? God forbid she gets a job in engineering and screws up a job, design, etc. It could cost lives.

[@cheekibreeki9155]

@@tamtam7546 Already happened in Miami I believe. A concrete footbridge fell.

[@sassyandsmartassy325]

Well that cocky Yale chick ranked the same as the military guy yet the producers placed her lower, probably because they're prejudiced. If that military guy was, contrary to the cocky Yale chick, smart and nice, he would have acknowledged the fact that they ranked the same

[@SuperCool898Gaming]

It's hilarous how Sada initially says "Even if you don’t buy into IQ tests, it still gives you a number at the end of the day, which is something you have to grapple with." but then later says "I think an IQ test tests something, I don’t think it’s intelligence. It’s definitely testing something" when she presumably tests worse than what she expected to test

[@rooneytunes9712]

Sore loser made me feel good about military people

[@Jr-cc1hk]

That attitude and comments about the military not being important as well as the lack of taste shown by her Yale comment was the clue for me that she wouldn’t be too high on the iq scale

[@sociologyphysics7293]

tbh 131 and 136 aren't much different it is barely even a standard deviation away....if we conduct the same test mutliple times then you would get more variance

[@karabokhwiane7593]

She scored the same as tyler.

[@SuperCool898Gaming]

@@karabokhwiane7593 that is a correct assessment

[@SpennyBoi]

That guy in neon colours was like,”I think Tyler’s thinking is linear,” everyone else,” HARVARD STUDENT HAS HIGH IQ THEN YALE THEN BIOTECH THEN WHATEVER AND MILITARY IS DUMB.”

[@kissarococo2459]

He is an acceptable target to them because he is deemed working class. It's not said of course.

[@user-ti6ix5tn2o]

Tbh the stereotype is true. I've seen homeless vets with zero college degrees living on the street.

[@DarthLesbian]

​@@user-ti6ix5tn2o You're assuming they're homeless because they're dumb? Not maybe something to do with PTSD, depression, survivor's guilt, addiction problems due to self medicating trying to manage these or to manage pain as the result of an injury. There are a lot of reasons people end up on the street that has nothing to do with how intelligent they are.

[@user-ti6ix5tn2o]

@@DarthLesbian hes not dumb but military career is dumb. Youre not guarantee to have good benifets. Active duty pay is like 1k i think i might be wrong. Retirement fee is only for those who have 15 to 20 years of service. Disability pay is up to the government. The cons of being in the military is higher than the pros.

[@douchenozzlemcgee6111]

@@user-ti6ix5tn2o LOL.... you must not know a whole lot about the military then bud. You're really really wrong. The military offers all kinds of benefits. You just don't know about them.

[@mutomboinprogress]

Hahahahahaha when this started, I actually said to myself, “getting a PhD is more a result of discipline than intelligence”. Not saying intelligence doesn’t count but being disciplined is way more important in that journey than being all around intelligent.

[@n47m4n11]

Absolutely! I have a PhD in biochemistry and am dumb.

[@mutomboinprogress]

@@n47m4n11 hahaha, I'm sure you're smart. Even though emphasis is on discipline, you can't fake your way through a PhD 👌🏽

[@gotcrazy101]

hmmmm I think that IQ tests should not be used as an indicator of intelligence as a whole, there is so much to it. I mention this because I had a score of 125 on an online IQ test, which tbh is kinda iffy but one of my friends had a 97. Now if you ask me, the guy with 97 is one of the smartest fellows I know, I even go to him whenever I have issues with engineering problems, plus he is so good at predicting changes in stock prices and in university he would score very high on physics and mathematics. Oh and he is someone who doesnt even take notes on class... Like the woman in the white shirt said, it measures something, just not intelligence.

[@herroyung857]

@@gotcrazy101 Dude, online IQ tests are garbage. I scored like 198 on them, but I'm definitely not smarter than Einstein. IQ tests administered by a certified expert are much more reliable.

[@gotcrazy101]

@@herroyung857 well whether you are smarter than einstein or not is debateable, and depends on what area you are talking about with regards to being "smarter". But all im trying to say is, I think IQ tests are a very poor indicator of how smart someone is, no matter where they did it.

[@satvikm6947]

Bro is it just me or at the end after the iq test every one was saying iq tests don’t matter since the military guy got the high score and I could see Maria was pissed of 😂😂

[@TKUA11]

Yeah they just triggered that a masculine men beat them out

[@stefancoban59]

IQ test doesn't really matter

[@gameandflogchannel]

@@stefancoban59 well in the grand scheme of things it doesn’t, but it does show you how smart you are

[@Adambomb942]

😂 she made a fool of herself

[@equinox2584]

iq is a pretty irrelevant number, however, since the one girl went to yale she should be ahead of the guy in the military in my opinion that was a little unfair. Also, all these people have high IQ's half of them are gifted. You also have to consider the 15 point range of disparity among IQ tests which could flip the entire ranking upside down.

[@dashkenti]

Big takeaway for me was how everyone underrated the blonde software developer, probably because of her appearance. And she ended up scoring second highest.

[@thursoberwick1948]

She actually seemed one of the more balanced ones. Leaving Raymond aside for a moment, note that the two white people were marked down consistently... This is what years of left-wing thinking in education has done.

[@vn7512]

Software developers are freaking smart, they’re lazy but hella smart.

[@dbeaton1111]

I knew she would score well. PC and her grievance culture aside (I'm a victim. Nobody takes me seriously because someone said that he thought I looked like I belonged on Spring break) a decent software engineer has to have those reasoning skills and problem solving capabilities the IQ test tests for. And, she chose that field, unusual for a female.

[@dirus3142]

The blond lady, and teh Marine were all acting on highly prejudicial viewpoints. Two of the woman, red pants, and Harvard humble brag, crossed into bigotry. Non of them think highly of the Marine, even after he told them what his job was. His manner, and the fact he works with radar are a big clue. The dude can walk right into an engineering school with his GI bill.

[@srhyng]

I knew she was smart when she said "software developer."

[@pep590]

Sada didn't understand that the military ASVAB test is essentially an IQ test and Tyler had to score very high on it to be allowed into his career field. He in a way had already proved to them that he had a high IQ, but the ignorant civilians didn't have the intellect to pick up on that, plus I would say their prejudices blocked that thought possibility.

[@rehwr]

Plus his job in the marines is Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear defense.

[@kevinwin11]

Yep

[@pep590]

@@kevinwin11 Thank you!

[@pep590]

@@rehwr You are so right, Robert. Thanks!

[@Anna-qz6xw]

According to Google, To pass the test, aspiring Marines must achieve a score of 31 or higher. With ASVAB Standard scores, the majority of students score between 30 and 70. If you score 60, you're one standard deviation above the mean, 70 is two standard deviations above, and 30 is two standard deviations below.

[@FLWVideosYT]

It is sad that some think they are not smart because of how they ranked when their literal scores fine. Hell, four scored a 130+!

[@CliffSturgeon]

Yeah. That struck me more than anything else.

[@JJ-zr6fu]

Its because it was a quick IQ test you can't find someone's IQ off that you need a long evaluation.

[@ElectrifyMySoull]

I didn't know what my score meant, just that I felt a little defeated when I scored a 132 and my husband 155... Until I was shown the graph. But I really like think comment, very humble and made me feel better even though I don't see myself at 132

[@nataliegrayhandle]

@@ElectrifyMySoull Iq tests are invalid in many aspects including cultural, outside influences and lack of practice. Iq can improve and it is not static

[@liqritrs8391]

@@nataliegrayhandle true, but it’s the best psychometric we have and has proven to be beneficial. This, what this video showed, is not an accurate representation of an iq test. Real iq tests are done in person, administered by your doctors. People continually state how useless and invalid iq tests are... and I agree with them if they’re referring to these online ones, but the real ones aren’t. The simplest example I could give is to ask you to think back to high school. No matter how hard some people tried, no matter how much effort they put in, they simply couldn’t grasp maths, languages, sciences etc. people have limits and iq scores can help us determine what they are and understand where they’d succeed.

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

That girl reminds me of someone who says, “Ya it’s just a Bachelor’s of Finance but look it says Yale on it.”

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

hah!

[@teddylockhart3956]

Yale doesn’t have an undergraduate finance program but yeye I get what you mean.

[@cheria9399]

Def is an ego thing for her

[@karabokhwiane7593]

Lol what? She has dyslexia and she scored the same as tyler. Its obvious that the jubilee producers sat tyler above sada cause they felt bad about the bashing he was getting before...

[@ElectrifyMySoull]

My friend is all about throwing her degrees at people when she's arguing with them in the hopes they take her side because she must be "educated" It's 30yr old phycology lol.

[@oliviacalton8477]

That Sada girl is just bad news all around. Not only overly confident, but also thinks way too highly of herself, it's VERY evident in her behavior, rather "catty".

[@karabokhwiane7593]

Lol what?

[@jayway352]

Miss PHD aka Maria was actually the most catty and pretentious, and if you score low just say that 😂

[@karabokhwiane7593]

@@jayway352 everyone coming for sada despite Maria's more obvious attitude problem

[@oliviacalton8477]

@@karabokhwiane7593 i actually think sada was worse so its just a perception thing then

[@snow5962]

@@oliviacalton8477 Sada was worse... she tried so hard to play herself off a casually super intelligent... and obviously thought super highly of herself.

[@lanahaddad2157]

“So glad I’m not last” LOL I love his spirit😂

[@mIcheLLeyyYy520]

Honestly, loved Sean the most here. Seems like such a sweetheart and he’s so articulate and well spoken. How open minded he is shows that he’s quite intelligent.

[@JDMOokami]

Agreed! He can read the room and grasp a bit about each person as they spoke. He is very socially intelligent which is a good trait to have.

[@Bhnbhn]

And the fact that he’s a social media director, you don’t just work on charm but statistics, strategy and planning. Being the one giving directions also means he’s quite up there in the EQ. Most ppl would look down on him but I’m most amazed by his background because it shows colours and passion.

[@rG1vZ]

Dude seems real chill and dope tbh

[@Viewable11]

I disagree. He said about the military guy, _"His thinking about intelligence is linear, but intelligence is a sphere, you can paint a picture onto it."_ What he said about Tyler is nonsense, what he said about intelligence is nonsense, and the IQ test proved him wrong: Tyler is decisively more intelligent than Sean.

[@velinityballestine4903]

@@Viewable11 sean never said he was smarter than the military guy in fact he ranked himself lower than him. So your point doesnt make sense

[@dracodragon5291]

My dad went straight into the navy after high school and is probably the smartest person I know. While he was in the navy he taught himself to program and now helps to create the training simulations used by the navy. So based on that I could never judge someone's intelligence based on their formal education.

[@stefancoban59]

@adolf hitler and he totally misjudged the audience of the video. No dummies here

[@peteplayz-norskgaming5723]

Graham Stephan Will do! Sounds like a great opportunity!

[@schraderclemens6122]

I agree that you can’t and shouldn’t judge anyone’s intelligence based on their formal education but if they got accepted and completed a degree at a highly competitive school like Harvard it’s certainly an indicator for higher than average intelligence. That doesn’t mean that they are more or less intelligent than anyone without that education, it just means that statistically that person has an in that is above average. Another thing which the military guy did was claiming that he was the most intelligent. Again statistically speaking, less intelligent people tend to overestimate and more intelligent people tend to underestimate their cognitive capabilities.

[@dracodragon5291]

@@schraderclemens6122 I definitely agree that arrogance is one of the biggest indicators of low intelligence because the smartest people know that they don't know everything lol

[@locutusdborg126]

@@schraderclemens6122 Everything you say is true. It is said that statistically, people who completed a BA have IQs of around 120, MA/MS - 130, and PHD - 140. This pertains to the understanding of advanced concepts and theories. Obviously someone without formal education can be a genius so this is just a rule of thumb.

[@ThirtyVirus]

something about Graham saying the phrase "spitting facts" makes me laugh lol

[@canis9875]

Thirty didn’t expect to find you here

[@OsirusIrdia]

Screw off tommyinnit hater

[@OliverFoote]

Spending too much time around Jack

[@solis2528]

@@OsirusIrdiaok dude

[@Antibeck]

You now are spitting facts.

[@mikhailegorov5581]

"The ability to speak doesn't make you intelligent" - Qui Gon Jin

[@HuevosAzules]

I'm kinda happy that Sada scored where she did. You can tell she went into this thinking she was the smartest

[@windsurfer8824]

131 is smarter than you and not far away from the highest 136. Dummy.

[@HuevosAzules]

@@windsurfer8824 undoubtedly. It brought down her smug attitude though. Why so hostile?

[@ginobenedetto4943]

@@windsurfer8824 hello Sada, I hope you’re coping well.

[@starscream6629]

@@windsurfer8824 Look at this loser

[@kcp1760]

@@windsurfer8824 calling random people on the internet "dummy" ......

[@angelrivera4189]

The girl in last place has the highest eduaction... She straight up got through school with pure grit and determination

[@OsirusIrdia]

She fake af

[@joeljames2829]

@@OsirusIrdia props to her hard work tho It only goes to show that no matter how smart you are, hard work in the end pays off pretty darn well

[@brandoncammon7971]

ok

[@youtubeviewer8968]

Her IQ is still almost a full standard deviation above average if these scores are legit

[@TKUA11]

Pure grift and deposits from parents you mean?

[@jamesfilms_]

Ray out here building his connections and taking opportunities outside of the video. Definitely an intelligent guy

[@robertstimmel1100]

Anyone who is willing to tell a marine that they place very little value on the military has lived a very sheltered life and have no idea how bad some people in the world have it. You may next love the war, but you should respect the warrior Edit: I loved seeing that the girl trashing on the military ended up with the same IQ score as the guy she was disrespecting

[@donaldcurry1020]

if they listen to him they would have seen he is smarter then everyone in that room but bias got in the way.

[@thursoberwick1948]

@@donaldcurry1020 Probably the most practical I suspect by far.

[@danieljenkins7951]

I work in the military and I place very little on the military in terms of intelligence. With that being said once this particular individual said his job and ASVAB score I knew he was bright.

[@xxttiiffaannyyxx]

the thing is people who are specialized in a certain field are usually smart and knowledgeable about what they studied, but that doesn’t mean their rounded knowledge is great. doesn’t mean they’re stupid either!

[@Viewable11]

I would go one step further and say that specialization in one field has nothing to do with intelligence. It just means that one accumulates knowledge in one field. Knowledge is *not* intelligence.

[@janstampfli3380]

From my experience iq tests don‘t test your knowledge but more your understanding, memory, logical thinking so specialiced or not doesn‘t matter.

[@trustedsource1273]

@@janstampfli3380 correct. Knowledge is not part of it.

[@user-ts8ec7mm7u]

The thing I've learned about PhDs is that it's not your IQ but your grit and dedication to research. I'm going into a PhD program in analytical chemistry this fall and I've never been the smartest person in the room, I've just worked really hard to find opportunities and fell in love with research during undergrad!

[@chrismcaulay7805]

unfortunately this is incorrect. Grit/perseverance is 2nd to IQ in predicting success in an individual... That doesn't mean someone with high Grit cant out perform someone with higher IQ, what it does mean is on average IQ is the better predictor...

[@youtubeviewer8968]

@@chrismcaulay7805 I believe HS GPA is more strongly correlated with success than IQ. Obviously a high IQ can help you get a high GPA, but I think GPA is much more reflective of effort than IQ

[@user-ts8ec7mm7u]

@@chrismcaulay7805 I know plenty of people who have well above average IQs and didn't work hard in undergrad and ended up flunking out of classes/ having to choose an easier degree path because they thought being smart was enough. It truly isn't, it's about accepting failure and working hard for what you want

[@TKUA11]

Well iq test measures “grit and determination” it’s not a math test .

[@user-ts8ec7mm7u]

@@TKUA11 I don't think you know what either of those words mean or what is on an actual IQ test

[@michellebee4545]

The Harvard one is definitely the smartest. You can tell because he has the millionaire look

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

100%!!

[@TKUA11]

Just because he’s Asian?

[@michellebee4545]

@@TKUA11 nope it’s the t shirt and jeans. A lot of millionaires don’t spend a lot of money on clothes and will simply wear a t shirt and jeans

[@aka.vivian]

I could not agree more. Steve Job's look.

[@aka.vivian]

@@TKUA11 lol also because he is asian

[@koibee2451]

The moment he said he scored high on the asvab they should've readjusted their rankings

[@brokenomad]

For real. The average asvab score is 50. And that dude scored almost twice of it. I guess these college students don't know what asvab is.

[@lloydchristmas3637]

they couldn't notice him saying that because they're weak.

[@seeno1]

Sean seems like a super nice guy. He purposefully ranks himself last to make the actual last guy feel better, since everyone else picked that other guy last.

[@saviwaves5337]

"I'm 30 and i have a PhD" *Kevin Samuels is typing...*

[@0doublezero0]

These kids are not ready for Kevin Samuels... lol

[@TheBigblumonkey]

"I'm 30 with a PhD and massive amounts of debt." Kevin Samuels walks out......

[@AllAboutPurple]

Lmfao

[@deathblade909]

Haha and snotty attitude . She's meant for the wall

[@khumitalks396]

Please do not finish me 😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@amediog.2107]

Okay so I have my bachelors in biochemistry and I’m heading to get my doctorates in Pharmacy and masters in business finance next semester, but I’m also in the Army and I can tell you for fact I’ve had SO much more in depth and better conversations with folks who are serving

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

i believe it!

[@amediog.2107]

@@TheGrahamStephanShow I think it’s because there’s a difference between memorizing and regurgitating information and experiencing hardships, people learn more and adapt more when they’re faced with difficulties

[@amediog.2107]

@@tomw485 That is completely true hahaha, I’m enlisted and kinda jealous of the officers but some of em really are dumber then a bag of rocks

[@gabrielvidaurre3018]

@@amediog.2107 bull facts. The amount of stupidity off of some officers are mind blowing. It's like why am I talking orders from you again lol then you go back listening to them cause they pull rank 🤣😂

[@TKUA11]

True. Although the army is now more focused on lowering standards to have more women in positions, and how many maternity flight suits they have

[@danielrupp7578]

I did his job in the Army when he was still in diapers. Can tell you from personal experience that Tyler's job is one that not many would be willing or capable of doing. Plug and play equations with some crazy mathematics that could potentially save millions of people... or cause them to die. Training troops for the possibility of encountering Nuclear, Biogical, or Chemical threats. Training for the decon phase if does occur is physically and mentally taxing as well. So much that could be said but even years, and years later much might be secret clearance or higher. No, the job is not one everyone can do.

[@trustedsource1273]

Put Phd girl in that job so we can all die.

[@BladeKi11a]

I'm surprised that in this video he cut out the part where Tyler said he scored a 94 on his ASVAB.

[@chimichangalesbo4345]

I'm so glad that girl got a healthy helping of humble pie.

[@lynaehandley3460]

Love that Ray specified he was the one in the gray shirt

[@ryangreenberg1187]

@@jacksonbrownefanpage6776 do you really think anyone would fall for that??

[@taajesusisking6349]

I like Tyler. He comes across so sweet and respectful. Bless him 💙🙏🏼

[@kaiseale10]

As someone who comes from family background of former military service members, i found the point of views from both maria and sada quite arrogant and disrespectful in regards to the ranking of tyler, the way they basically shunned and made him seem so insignificant and vilified him because of his choice in forgoing formal education and also trying to denounce his stoicism, discipline and straight forwardness as "cockiness", and saying that the military "holds no real value" is just a straight up blasphemous response due to many stereotypes and implicit bias that most people like those two have when it comes to people who serve. And when the IQ results came in you could clearly see the body languages change in both females in such a hilarious and childlike way. They also tried to denounce the importance of IQ testing as well which is just down right ridiculous. Oh and EQ holds absolutely ZERO merit in determining intelligence, EQ testing itself not even a fundamentally backed practice by psychologists either, just in case maria didn't know that!

[@thursoberwick1948]

Tyler is clearly bright, but many military people are not sadly. In my neck of the woods (not USA!), people go into it who wouldn't do well in university, whereas in the USA, your military pays for tertiary education. There is also a major issue (no pun intended) about the dubious morality of most of the wars the US fights, but that is another matter.

[@thekatekimm]

The moment the military guy started talking I literally said, oh shoot this guy is smart. I knew they would all underestimate him. Education =/= intelligence, and both higher education applications and IQ tests are poor assessments of how smart someone is.

[@jeremythegymguy]

I learned today that Graham apparently has extensive knowledge of reef aquariums

[@SuperJamSports]

Yes and he’s setting up an epic one in his new home. He’s way more excited about it than the GT haha. His newest channel The Stefamily has some great behind the scenes footage.

[@lukefromtexas]

Sean dresses weird, but you can tell he is a kind and gentle person. Maria and Sada are unbearable lol.

[@husher5142]

I was pretty close, I gave too much benefit for the doubt to our cancer lady. But this goes to show how people are judgy. I learned my lesson about 15 years ago when I was in a training class with this guy. He looked so disheveled, kind of bitter, and I was thinking how did we end up in the same hiring group. Smartest guy in the room hands down.

[@donaldcurry1020]

i caught on to her when she said "works at making covid test kit" and i know she was playing up you education, cause it a low level job anyone even robots could do. while tyler is working with chemicals is the field he choice with real world exp. that trump her education by a mile.

[@daebak7370]

That's pretty messed up but at least you are honest

[@husher5142]

@@daebak7370 True, but your first instinct is what you are taught aka snap judgement. It takes a significant effort to look beyond snap judgements. Case and point. Go out grocery shopping in a nicer area in your lounge pants and t-shirt/hoody LOL the looks you will get. That is the same thing.

[@thursoberwick1948]

@@donaldcurry1020 You are falling into the same trap a bit. Many people do the jobs they can get. Many highly intelligent people are autistic so fail/do badly in interviews, which affects work and some areas of academic study. I was speaking to someone who works with autistic people and many of them are working way below their intelligence level. One guy has a PhD like this woman and collects garbage. Something like 87% of autistic people in the UK are unemployed.

[@marcostorres2329]

Tyler knew they would try and throw a curveball at them so he was prepared for any situation, while Maria was caught off guard thinking they would be shown some social media crap. Shows the difference in intelligence right there.

[@letstalkmoney-nikolaytimos9052]

Hi I'm Nikolay and I have a Master's Degree but I still learn more from Graham's videos than I ever learned in school 😂

[@MingGongcoolmango71]

"it's always the quietest who's gonna surprise you the most in the end" Quiet kid bringing magazines in his backpack: 😉

[@detectiveorisolve1249]

Dirty magazines?

[@AdityaAnand-sz7ir]

@The Graham Stephen Show fake.

[@JellyfishSmellyfish]

@@detectiveorisolve1249 magazines that goes in guns

[@Andrew85or]

How can anyone that hears Tyler's definition of intelligence, and how well spoken he is, rank him a 6? I would have ranked 2nd by just that alone and knowing that he is in CBRN. Gotta be a smart potato for that.

[@miranda7622]

I think overconfidence in one's intelligence is a sign of lack of awareness of others and their own weaknesses. I also think people too often confuse confidence with capability

[@360.Tapestry]

she pretty much influenced the whole group. she may not be the most intelligent, but she had the most forceful personality. goes to show that intelligent people are still susceptible to social pressures. if this group had found themselves in an unfamiliar situation, they could be doomed by letting the dumbest one lead them

[@Daniel_Braun]

I think there is no one definition of intelligence, its all relative. We all can learn something from someone else.

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

agreed!

[@TechOutAdam]

Bingo.

[@salvador1683]

There is a whole theory on that

[@Frazier16]

I kind of disagree and agree with that

[@TKUA11]

Well there is only the iq test, there’s no other way to test intelligence reliably. You get a number score so it’s not relative, it can be quantified

[@Antibeck]

Shout out to Jack who got a ton of upvotes on the Jubilee video and is getting Ray on the podcast.

[@jumajaco]

What a dedication. Jack is awesome!

[@Antibeck]

@@jumajaco agreed

[@Antibeck]

Did someone say scammer?

[@TKUA11]

As long as there’s no more ray con commercials . Tired of them already

[@tedmureithi6483]

Can't wait for that episode

[@felixherczeg]

The reason why IQ tests don't quiz you on things like 401Ks etc because that's crystallized intelligence. In other words that's not logic but knowledge. The beauty of IQ tests is that they don't measure how much you know about ghe world, but how much you can make sense of it.

[@SY-ok2dq]

I agree. Financial knowledge is something that can be learned through books and lectures etc. It's knowledge, not intelligence. Memorizing parts of the Constitution doesn't make you intelligent. It means you probably know more about it and that you are good at memorizing words. Some people are better at memorizing numbers but that doesn't mean they are mathematical whizzes and able to solve problems or create new theories. And this common sense they keep talking about also tends to increase with age as people interact with the world and accumulate more life experience and knowledge.

[@ornatus9616]

Intelligence isn't the same as knowledge, I would expect young adults that went to Harvard and Yale to know the difference.

[@Viewable11]

Underrated comment.

[@donaldcurry1020]

i starting to think she did not go to yale, she lied to much in this video for me to believe her on that.

[@luizbezerra4373]

This

[@thursoberwick1948]

Dubya went to Yale... Retention of knowledge is an aspect of intelligence as is the ability to use it.

[@inducedpain6824]

thissss

[@killerteddy100]

Like Kaylee in this video, I was also degraded at my job for being a woman as well. I was the supervisor/head admin of the cancer outpatient unit in a hospital and I would always get calls from nurses or patients and even their families with questions and concerns. I answered my phone one day and a man said "hello can I please speak with the supervisor?" I said "Yes, this is her." he laughed in my ear and said "no, really I need to speak with the supervisor." I then repeated myself, "Sir, I am the supervisor of this department. Is there anything I can help you with?" he then laughed again and said "never mind, I'll just call back tomorrow and speak with him." then he hung up on me. One of my coworkers asked what that was all about, and I told her it was a random man who didn't believe a woman was managing this office. There are no male supervisors in my department, just me and my department head who is also a woman.

[@zanido9073]

y i k e s

[@thursoberwick1948]

It's also the fact you answered the phone. In many hospitals and businesses, you have gatekeepers on the phone most of the time, so the actual supervisors can work. No disrespect to yourself!

[@shawnmartin1306]

You could hear their intelligence in the way they spoke about the ideas. I had them pretty close to their final order after hearing them speak. When people start talking about EQ when the topic is IQ you know they are trying to build their bridge to save their ego.

[@haley5501]

I understand the programmer doing well at the IQ test because you are taught to see patterns and create the most efficient code. I imagine IQ tests being not so far off on what's it's testing.

[@nexovec]

"Why can't you just accept that you were overconfident" *cries in standard deviation

[@CaseyBurnsInvesting]

People who care more about perceived intelligence than quality of life belong at the bottom of the scale. S/o to the fellow service member.

[@TKUA11]

That’s not really true. Iq tests are a predictor of future success. Yes, intelligence doesn’t count for happiness, but it’s not nothing.

[@CaseyBurnsInvesting]

@@TKUA11 I don’t think you understood what I meant. Usually the people who think they’re the smartest just don’t know how much they don’t know.

[@pyronic120120]

​@@CaseyBurnsInvesting Dunning-Kruger effect. I notice a lot of college students, especially the ones about to graduate actually typically fall for this, and when they go into the real world they get smacked upside the head pretty hard by the real world. I'm not saying all college students fall into this mentality, but I'd say a good portion of them do. The reality is that dumb people are everywhere, and the fact that ALL of these kids placed the marine dead last (Shawn only placed him self last due to false modesty) just shows how they all pretty much fell for the Dunning Kruger Effect mentality, even if at different levels of it.

[@Viewable11]

Perceived intelligence helps you in life because when others perceive you to be more intelligent, they treat you with more respect and offer you more opportunities.

[@georgesekibo1081]

I liked Tyler’s confidence it wasn’t too much for me to call ego, he was confident in his abilities because it’s been practically tried and tested not theoretical. He didn’t let the others views reduce his confidence or change his mind but he still acknowledges it.

[@HawksNestYT]

13:20 been watching you for around a year and a half since I started my financial journey. Really cool to see my comment pop up in a video. Love the content Graham!

[@tutku2038]

Yoo let me get a seat under this comment real quick

[@crazymadic9658]

Lol nice job buddy im proud that you watch him to.

[@Isupremacy]

any news about reekoil man

[@drewdude8868]

That's awesome. Your intellectual question was recognized by the biggest financial youtuber in the world. I think that's a sign that your well on your way. 😎

[@NeXuS_Senpai]

@@Isupremacy kuh kuh kuh

[@epenies]

As soon as I heard Tyler speak I knew he was on the high end. In regards to the Asian guy, Harvard IS an IQ test in itself.

[@OGWanderingNomad]

Not as of late. They have been moving to a more woke agenda which does not need IQ

[@epenies]

@@OGWanderingNomad that’s true.

[@thursoberwick1948]

@@OGWanderingNomad Harvard has always had a hereditary component, as have Yale and other Ivy League universities. George W. Bush went to one ffs.

[@--julian_]

unless you get into Harvard cause of money

[@thursoberwick1948]

@Jswirv His ethnic group are stereotyped as having a good work ethic, which wouldn't have hurt his chances. But my point about the Ivy League (or indeed Stanford/Berkeley) having a lot of very rich and very thick students stands. Where do you think they get a lot of their money from? The Dubyas in the Ivy League help pay for the Raymonds.

[@bubblehead4270]

You don’t gotta like the military, but you need to understand it’s role and the value it provides to a nation’s sovereignty. That’s why Sada ranked lower, she thinks “too linearly.”

[@dieselboii8537]

sean is a sweetheart id def hangout with him humble people are the best to surround yourself with

[@Amanda-cq8qo]

The video representation of "there is intelligence in recognizing you might not be the smartest in the room".

[@JWWhiteTX]

If you're the smartest guy in the room, you need to find a new room.

[@thursoberwick1948]

@@JWWhiteTX Not necessarily. Smart people are not always the most enjoyable company. A couple of these individuals have serious attitude problems, Raymond is sharp as a knife but probably boring, but Sean despite the stupid linear comment and awful clothes would probably be easiest to get on with. Maria is neither pleasant, nor we find, particularly intelligent.

[@njineermike]

Having watched this already, I was just waiting for your reaction to the twist at the end. It's beyond awesome.

[@panagiotisbotonakis2349]

you can tell from the thumbnail that it is gonna be an epic reaction!

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

enjoy!

[@jeremyleYT]

Looking forward to the coffee hour with Ray!

[@ChaosInFlux]

When he said he was a CBRN Specialist, that solidified that Maria was going to be having a very bad day at the end of this video. The amount of shade she threw at him made the end ranking very satisfying to see her sitting dead last.

[@dy031101]

"I'm the villain of this episode." If nothing else, this guy can take a joke.

[@sananapee]

Getting people to do iced coffee hour from videos like this is a fantastic idea. You should find some of the most popular group talk videos like this and pull the interesting people from them.

[@steven189111]

"The more I learn the more I realize how smart Jack really is!" Albert Einstein. lol.

[@ericduan19]

i expected the PhD to come in 5th or last & i was right. often times, post-graduate researchers are too focused on their field of profession they forget about everything else.

[@Viewable11]

I expected the same as you, but because of her character expression.

[@nikolafeschiev3399]

I expected it by the way she argues. She gives personal opinion as fact and argues for it by navigating social norms rather than state the truth and try to reach a logical conclusion.

[@donaldcurry1020]

a put at the bottom cause she was playing up her education as if it was good and was working a good job, then says this "works at making covid test kits" you know where she not handling covid and it low level job that a robot can do.

[@thursoberwick1948]

@@donaldcurry1020 She's basically there as a drone who will accept the current "narrative" (to use po-mo jargon) without question.

[@janso7979]

A legitimate PhD in biology should score well above 112. She may be misrepresenting her actual credentials. I wouldn't be surprised if her PhD is actually in something like "The Ethics of Biology".

[@chef_moquin9535]

“You don’t judge a fish by it’s ability to climb a tree”

[@siliconvalleyceo1059]

Can we all just acknowledge that all of them had very high IQs

[@chrismcaulay7805]

no... they all had above average IQ's, none of them had "very high" IQ's (140+)

[@siliconvalleyceo1059]

@@chrismcaulay7805 😂😂😂 pretty subjective

[@chaos9790]

@@chrismcaulay7805 130s is very high lol

[@joesjoberg7417]

I wonder what IQ test they used. It *could* be that it was improperly administered. Which would imply that the numbers that aren't particularly precise. However, I'd still be fairly confident that the general idea of "they are all relatively similar in IQ" is accurate

[@chaos9790]

@@joesjoberg7417 I agree. It would've been more interesting if they administered a proper IQ test.

[@Officialgaby180]

I loved watching Maria's vibe change in the end lol But hey, there are multiple intelligence. At this point everything is relative.

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

agreed!

[@TKUA11]

Iq test is the best way we have to measure intelligence. I know many want to downplay it, but iq tests are a good predictor of future success

[@Officialgaby180]

@@TKUA11 yes but you can also be a financially successful person and have a low-average IQ. It’s just a score base test like any other

[@stefancoban59]

@@TKUA11 After a point discipline is way more important than IQ. This comes from a student near his end of the most prestigious med school in his county. And success has a lot to do with certain moments when u have to make important decisions. And then intelligence has little to do with anything.

[@TheHyperion11]

@@stefancoban59 Agreed! Or to put it another way - intelligence/IQ is a necessary condition but not a sufficient condition for success.

[@Apollo-is7gu]

Thanks for your support Stephan

[@MindfulMya]

Omg did we just see a bromance start between ray and graham? I love it

[@afdsgfdhgfjhkjhl]

loving the content recently

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

i appreciate it!

[@codyjohnson6575]

Can't wait to see Ray! I'm especially interested to learn more about his consulting. Also, as many people in the comments have said - I think PhD is more of a metric of dedication, hard work, field knowledge, and organizational skills than it is directly intelligence.

[@sie-rai]

Fully agree. Certainly a top tier firm. 'Insecure overachievers,' right, they call them? Looking forward to an episode with him.

[@abanoubsaid4138]

I still think if she had this PhD in engineering or physics, she would be the person with the highest iq

[@christostsirikas6577]

Fun fact: EQ is not even an officially recognized term. It was popularized as a term by a random journalist. It hasn't been defined nor tested and established as a metric

[@thesmartone8149]

Not surprised in the slightest. These kinds of people really need to stop making things up and pretending they are official recognized ideas when pretty much no one has heard of them.

[@carl___________]

Ughhh, I love Graham because he has an unbiased point of view towards the candidates. In addition, he actually values important aspects depicting intelligence rather than popular opinions.

[@CaptainClam]

Aw yes the highlight of my morning , Thanks for the content!

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@williamjohn2235]

Basically i usually go into any business without been guided. But all thanks to my mentor and role models who has open me up to endless opportunities.

[@savannahtrevino6741]

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[@aloe704]

You earned another subscriber... LOVE UR REACTON!!

[@kaylaholzberger9233]

I love this 💕 Your channel is motivating me to do a video on how much military members make, the benefits and how my husband and I are able to save 😊

[@dawkhaze1058]

Lmao Graham said "clean the aquarium" to write if off as a business expense, I'm done 😂😂😂😂

[@sharoncheptoo1977]

Highlight of my evening, thank you for the upload

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@good-tn9sr]

Ray, Kaylee, and Tyler were the good ones in this video imo

[@thursoberwick1948]

I liked Sean, despite awful clothing and the linear comment.

[@patrickgrady7505]

I really think Ray ranked Tyler last was due to peer pressure from the others.

[@360.Tapestry]

@@patrickgrady7505 yeah. being the smartest guy in the room doesn't make you superhuman... but being the loudest kinda... does

[@SeekandDestroyTV]

Graham, this type of video is KZbin GOLD! Lots of fun. Thanks

[@JWisdom]

The consistency from Graham lately 👏🏼📈

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

trying my best! :)

[@freshhomeunited]

And on both channels !

[@timothyy7]

well this is his full time job after all

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

It be funny if that girl was like at the end. “I know I didn’t score that high on IQ but look my Yale degree!” Starts waving it around to the camera.

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

Hahah

[@stefamily]

LOL!

[@simchameyers3343]

@@stefamily Hi Jack

[@simchameyers3343]

@@TheGrahamStephanShow Hi Grahm

[@TKUA11]

Yeah it’s not hard to get in with diversity standards.

[@oliviacalton8477]

Can't wait to see a collab of you guys and Ray!

[@VacantMinded]

I always love it when people try to belittle the efficacy of IQ tests it shows they're afraid and need to tell themselves a comforting lie.

[@jaiden9204]

I took IQ tests before and after going to college for engineering, and the score didn't change. That said, imo my degrees gave me a more well-rounded view of the world, so I do think it's important to be educated.

[@Sesamestreet9080]

I don’t think IQ changes much if you get more knowledge.

[@gameandflogchannel]

Of course your score doesn’t change, otherwise IQ tests would be heavily flawed

[@jaiden9204]

That was my point--that education doesn't have anything to do with IQ.

[@AxiomaticUncertainty]

@@jaiden9204 The idea was that the self-selection bias associated with succeeding in high school and attending college biased scores upward, so it's not really relevant whether or not education has a causitive relationship with increased IQ.

[@ginobenedetto4943]

@@jaiden9204 you should retake it again after you work in your field for a while.

[@Anichels]

"IQ tests are known to be flawed, or have incorrect sample sizes" You could have a discussion on the validity of the test, but if you cite EQ as valid and IQ as not valid, then I have a bridge to sell you. With respect to sample size, name any psychology metric with a better sample size. I'll wait.

[@thursoberwick1948]

Sada made one valid point which was about dyslexia, which is a perceptual problem.

[@georgesekibo1081]

I liked Tyler’s confidence it wasn’t too much for me to call ego, he was confident in his intelligence because it’s probably been practically tried and tested not theoretical. He didn’t let the others views reduce his confidence or change his mind but he still acknowledges their view which is something an unintelligent egoistic person wouldn’t do.

[@rekagran5663]

Enjoyed this one more than I thought I would

[@mr.marketoriginal3808]

Nice title man 🤣. Let's keep promoting finance and investments as we've been doing it so far!

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

:P

[@carlfassberg5377]

Wholesome ending, can’t wait to see ray on the channel!

[@benjitrades]

i love these videos graham your reactions always have me laughing 🙏🏻

[@orbitty1354]

Idk how I found your channel, but I liked what you had to say and you seem interesting. I subscribed.