the smartest person ever

[@kip8230]

Imagine people say "that's an 200 IQ move" to you and you take it as an insult

[@mrigendrajha2690]

Lollll....so underrated

[@spyprism]

Haha

[@NoalFarstrider]

If you can see the errors in the comment you might have an iq of 100... Or not, I don't know. But what i do know is it's an atrocious sentence.

[@akshat1433]

LOL UNDERRATED

[@scarycrow3638]

@@akshat1433 its literally one of the top comments. If you can't write anything original just stfu.

[@vero1309]

i got into harvard at 5. literally just walked in.

[@BJBee]

Genius.

[@ua4491]

Genius.

[@rajeevrai4657]

Genius

[@somerandomguy0101]

Genius

[@rajns8643]

Genius

[@CANALIMG]

"Sometimes pretending to be a dumb is the best way to overpower your enemies." _- Sun Tzu, The Art of War_

[@kmmediafactory]

It’s not your power. It’s how you use it - Also _Sun Tzu, Art of War_

[@jessilouzvendt8509]

"Shut the fuck up" -Me:-)

[@CANALIMG]

@@jessilouzvendt8509 "If you need attention, just ask." _- Psychiatrist_

[@Prashamsa_adk]

@@CANALIMG keep going I love your comment _ A nepali girl

[@treyt7914]

You clearly haven’t read the book if you think that’s a quote. The book was written 2500 years ago and definitely reads like it in terms of vocabulary.

[@Tmantiz]

Imagine going to Harvard and seeing a small kid acing a test

[@yousefgebremichael2879]

It probably be a shame

[@RoyalPandaGames]

I’ll seen a small kid do a hard test maybe like grade 7 and he is grade 4 and he past it

[@VitalityLuitraOfficial]

That would make your iq drop to 5

[@hello-wg8qf]

@@Lhaj3 still impressive tho

[@moisteats2667]

Young sheldon

[@Eviishere]

Sidis: may I have a childhood? His parents: I'm afraid that's not on the menu

[@agathachristie4445]

that’s actually quite sad isn’t it :”

[@rohakdebnath8985]

@@agathachristie4445 I don't think so. He wasn't forced to be an overachiever, maybe conditioned to become one.

[@melodytumblr1549]

How can you be sure that his parents forced him? Intelligence is developped socially but there's a part of genetics as well

[@agathachristie4445]

@@rohakdebnath8985 even so in my opinion it’s still sad that he didn’t get a chance to enjoy a ‘normal’ childhood like other kids

[@rohakdebnath8985]

@@agathachristie4445 Normal is subjective. Some people have fun studying math.

[@Cesar1492Enjoyer]

Doesn't change the fact that William had a pretty sad life, goes to show that intelligence isn't key to happiness.

[@Rhaedeon]

Intellect is often the key to despair. Unintelligent people are often happy and blissful do to obliviousness and ignorance. It's almost like a curse to have to bear the brunt of the bigger picture while nobody else understands.

[@Mung1st]

It’s amusing that your profile picture is the Max Headroom incident

[@Sadaaaaf]

Yeah and that also doesn’t change the fact he still has highest iq

[@pantheraatrox4653]

@@cookieteandblueberry Emotional intelligence is a combination of trauma wisdom. Not any kind of specific intelligence.

[@pantheraatrox4653]

The dumber you are, the happier you are

[@You]

In another universe where he decides to be a scientist We are a Galactic Empire

[@athalarahadiansyah6094]

The fuck is goin on in the reply

[@josealejandrovelezparra4480]

Wasn't he into mathematics?

[@prolmandabeast6192]

This comment and the replies are just like The Foundation references 💀💀💀

[@prolmandabeast6192]

@Inka Christie🤤😘 oh wait

[@travisplayz7108]

Ye

[@quinnossege9857]

Fun Fact: Mr Bean has a higher IQ than Albert Einstein

[@Paw8pepper]

We know

[@SPECTREA-vm7fy]

Mr bean is everything

[@strategistaow3520]

Nah that's fake

[@osk3253]

@@strategistaow3520 I think Rowan Atkinson does have higher IQ than Albert Einstein.

[@quinnossege9857]

@@strategistaow3520 did you try to actullay look it up before commenting

[@SlayerSparks]

He probably knows Victoria’s Secret.

[@melroseimpangg]

witty

[@jadrobe3492]

Lmaooo

[@xibeberichie1598]

yes

[@paige172]

.-.

[@nibbletziggy9768]

🤣🤣🤣

[@wickedraven]

"People who boast about their IQ are losers." -Stephen Hawking, Rest in peace legend.

[@thee-hee8257]

Now that's a legend quote

[@doge8153]

“My IQ is one of the highest” ~ trump

[@bluexwave5930]

Actually i think everyone have a good improving iq in specific sector Although they measure overall iq So quiet offendive

[@anguspetrie3189]

@@doge8153 He's a loser then

[@skarlett504]

@@bluexwave5930 That's something a lot of people say about the IQ. They make you do some test (i never did, so maybe I'm wrong. Correct me if so) that measure basic your general knowledge (math, language, etc.) but not your intelligence of something specific. I, for example, am not the smartest, but i learn fast and learned english basically by myself (school is quite bad at teaching it). I think of all the possibilities, about everything (i can see exactly the persons perspective). I'm good at understanding fast and thinking fast. (I'm really not flexing, i swear lol, I'm just saying what i, at least, think am goos at. Sorry if it seems like I'm being a jerk) (I'm not good at explaining, tho lmao. But basically, i consider my self quite good and intelligent) But definitively, i wouldn't have a high score at an IQ test. TL;DR: IQ tests don't really consider things like learning (fast learning) and things like that. It overall consider your knowledge than your intelligence (no, knowledge is not really intelligence, but this is already too long, I'm not explaining it).

[@theartenthusiast1932]

Just so you know, this guy once went into a library, took out some Portuguese books to learn Portuguese, stayed there all day, and the next day he took the proficiency test. He passed. In a single day, this guy learnt a whole new language.

[@Santa-qz2mu]

Tf

[@nukeninejustin6626]

TF?

[@philmybutup4759]

What was his native languge

[@kermitthewarcriminal7896]

Wait, how if he didnt have any translation for it? He couldnt know what any word meant

[@Santa-qz2mu]

@@philmybutup4759 English i think, although he moved from Russia iirc

[@ShaunZY-Real]

“I’ll get there one day” -Me scratching my cheek whilst scrolling through shorts

[@RazorM97]

Who is the most intelligent person, the answer is you, the viewer, yes you (sarcasm, I don't even believe in IQ)

[@UnknownHenwy]

You can only imagine how existentially depressed he would be

[@blobuxblob3702]

No. A philosopher isn't existentially depressed

[@ladev91]

That's a myth that the smarter you are the more depressed you are.

[@suleyman8696]

@@ladev91 but this guy actually had a sad life look at it, and it’s not myth there is a indirect relation between the two even tho it’s not always the case

[@stupidw33b52]

@@suleyman8696 he had a sad life because his parents were fucks. i bet his iq could've been even greater had he not been held back

[@dlr6666]

@@suleyman8696 that's not a myth there was a study that proved that to be true

[@emperorpalpatine3125]

This video leaves A LOT out. A pretty interesting tidbit regarding Sidis, is that he was EXTREMELY upset with his life. William James Sidis was born in the big apple, on April fools day, 1898. He was practically immediately recognized as a true genius, learning to speak at 6 months, able to read at the same level as an adult at a year and a half, and able to use a typewriter at just 2 years. When most of us were 2 we were still figuring out how to not crap our pants. Sidis graduated from Harvard at age 9 as a linguist, and obtained a masters degree in mathematics just two years later. Sidis gave lectures on mathematics, and by the time he was an adult, he had obtained 7 different majors and was able to speak 40 languages! Sidis literally predicted black holes in his book _The Animate and the Inanimate._ Sounds like a ridiculously intelligent and ridiculously successful guy right? Well under the hard enamel always lays the soft pulp. Sidis' parents were the cavity in this analogy. They were both massively controlling and neglectful, making sure every aspect of Sidis' life was seen by the public. When they realized who their son was they made sure to push him to the limit. His parents didnt want a son, they wanted a _genius._ They pushed him into the limelight from a very young age, and eventually drove him to run away. Sidis decided at age 24 that enough was enough, and ran way from his parents and the media. In order to avoid detection, he used countless pseudonyms, and changed his location often. He was driven away by a society that ridiculed and pressured him. His intelligence was a curse to him above all else, preventing him from making social connections, and forcing him into a life of seclusion and depression. Even having the gift of superhuman intelligence, and the potential to be one of the most successful individuals in the world, could not change the fact that he was unhappy. Sidis died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Boston in 1944, alone, and with no family. He was 46 years old.

[@Someone-is4lx]

TL;DR: Stupid parents forced their inhumanly genius son to the limits and media that he got too stressed and ran away from home and was terrible at socializing.

[@gwenzy750]

Moral of the story: be a good parent

[@alexander_strachan]

You must have a pretty high IQ; you successfully took over a Galaxy after all...

[@hehehehehehehehehehehehehe2001]

Medicine could cure, But too much medicine also could kill.

[@Raaaaay]

Dew it

[@mcmerry2846]

Ever RECORDED...the smartest person ever is prolly living a quiet life in his farm growing his own vegetables with nobody bothering around.

[@DDub04]

IQ is fluid and can be influence, so I don’t think you can have an extraordinary IQ without any actual education.

[@mcmerry2846]

@@DDub04 “education“ itself is subjetive. But IQ could be modified by cognitive skills and dexterity as well, hence some people learn faster than others.

[@anamethatlastsforeverinternet]

DUDE, I WOULD RATHER BE SAD THEN BEING AN IDOIT

[@ii954]

@@anamethatlastsforeverinternet the grass is always greener on the other side

[@dabordietrying]

@@anamethatlastsforeverinternet nah. its not fun. i wish i was ignorant still. life is so depressing once you know about all the shit happening around you

[@peterseeganna8238]

While there is a chance he is the smartest person ever, the real smartest person ever was probably some random person who lived ages ago and lived day to day working not on the advancement of all people, but worked to get their food for the day.

[@gabrielj6609]

No

[@peterseeganna8238]

@@gabrielj6609 Modern humans came about 200,000 years ago and there have been an estimated 117 billion people. What are the odds that the smartest person ever is known to science and was born within the last 150 years?

[@gabrielj6609]

@@peterseeganna8238 you can say that about person with the best inteligence genetic. But, even If this person lived like 3000 years ago, he did not have the education that we have today. Is a fact that a good education contributes a lot for the brain and the iq. This guy could have an iq of 180 even without studing, but with the great education that we have today, the nowadays genius can go even further.

[@peterseeganna8238]

@@gabrielj6609 The people who lived way back when didn’t have the education we have today, but they weren’t stupid or uneducated. They knew their environment inside and out, how to find clean water, where to collect food, they could navigate by the stars, they knew how to make every last item they needed by only gathering rocks and plants and the remains of animals they killed, and knew every other bit of information to not only live, but thrive in whatever land they came to. I doubt the vast majority of the population could live in the wild without modern tools and weaponry.

[@o_ver2.094]

@@peterseeganna8238 america moment

[@FoolishSpud]

Imagine getting into Harvard and feeling amazing, then walking into your first day of class and you see this little 11 year old boy sitting next to you

[@ktdmgd933]

I'd cry

[@Jahanara-5b3]

young sheldon hahah

[@sev]

Id cry

[@aj9871]

Sounds lines sheldon

[@subhadramahanta452]

I would be excited honestly, age doesn't define intelligence, yes, you do gain several things from experience but that itself doesn't define the possibilities another person with different stage of life can provide. People can be very old but still have a regressive mindset while a very young person can also provide important wisdom values.

[@Toasteeei]

Mans got into Harvard at 11 while I was struggling to separate two flat lego pieces

[@thescribblemaster]

Oof I felt that

[@gabesweats]

only dapz can do such a thing

[@FBI-Agent.]

Me : mentally and physically preparing for work. While 15 year old girl make millions by just dancing..

[@roli5223]

@@FBI-Agent. you don't get money from tik tok. As far as I know

[@asgarabbas5948]

@@roli5223 No, you get popularity and then it slowly, over time, leads to sponsors which leads to money.

[@I_Like_Turtles441]

,He hated the academic pressure and expectations of his parents, he could’ve changed humanity but his father got to greedy and made him want to live a mediocre life..

[@zonatedspore97acamas]

Really? What happened to him?

[@dices1649]

@@zonatedspore97acamas I read that he liked bragging about his insane capabilities of reading and understanding scientific books and such, which is why he just read books in the library all day but never contributed anything to science.

[@zonatedspore97acamas]

@@dices1649 that's it?

[@loop5720]

@@dices1649 I wish he got more into math and science, he had capability

[@shaunr074]

The expectations and pressure from his parents kinda burnt him out I also think he was born into a wealthy family so yeah who knows where we would be now if things turned out differently

[@dhruvalmandal5192]

When William died, the world avg of iq decreased by 69 points

[@naddd7308]

Won't he be considered as an outlier though T^T

[@Icantfindagoodname]

Hehe funni number

[@simplyalonso]

@@Icantfindagoodname by any chance, do you regularly use Reddit?

[@fhsh531]

@@simplyalonso lmao

[@hahaimlaughing2828]

@@naddd7308 yea he would lol

[@JohnnyDodepp]

His death is such a loss for a humanity. He was probably the only man in existence to fully understand Rick and Morty

[@jackiec498]

🤣

[@mr.constitution]

That cartoon is trash.

[@unstoppablespartan1035]

@@mr.constitution low

[@unstoppablespartan1035]

@Names are unimportant IQ

[@NicosKohai]

lmfaooo

[@benhunter824]

He celebrated his 13th birthday by the time he was 5, he finished the entire encyclopedia britannica before he could even read and he learned to ice skate in the desert.

[@roni5245]

Lol

[@Bruno_Laion]

Hail'al Tony Hawk

[@trazyq]

😂

[@margaretmcnair1242]

😄

[@nephilim7776]

You have me dying over here 🤣🤣💀💀

[@levicleanerman3921]

After what i read about sidis's life, i feel so bad for him. He may be gifted but that doesn't mean he liked it. He must've just want to have a life like a normal person

[@mh8037]

What happened to him. Care to explain?

[@Ryzot]

@@mh8037 it's just a fact that knowledge brings depression

[@yogi30303]

@@Ryzot knowledge brings depression? Seeing how dumb this statement is you must always be in euphoria then.

[@RolaiEckolo]

@@Ryzot Knowledge doesn't really bring depression, but disillusionment, and seeing behind the bullshit doesn't have to be a bad thing. Some find joy or inspiration from it, but in the end it's all based on you.

[@somedude6833]

@@yogi30303 it has some sense though. Knowing and being able to observe how shit the world is must be depressing.

[@waddup_dowg9518]

“his iq was 150 , her iq was 190.” andrew tate: 🤨

[@Sophie-ob2zu]

💀

[@socialcreditsmaster5759]

💀

[@diazkener2820]

andrew tate wouldnt even care lmao plus he said the smartest female in the world the smartest "person "in the world is terence tao iq is over 230

[@ninjaking7256]

And the smartest person is a man so shut up plus albert helped humanity more than her

[@DeviserVince]

@@diazkener2820 my brudda it’s a joke, chilllll

[@jayy]

this is a 300 iq moment

[@clouds645]

⬆️⬆️ᴅᴏɴ'ᴛ ʀᴇᴀᴅ... ᴛʜɪS ɪS ɴᴏᴛ ᴀ ʀɪᴄᴋʀᴏʟʟ! .

[@CalliopeTank]

*30000

[@puginator1612]

*275

[@justinbalch535]

I got into buist academy at 9 years old all by myself

[@the_kitty_master8867]

@@justinbalch535 but then why are you on youtube

[@bellatorixrex]

Sidis didn't even accomplish 10% of what Einstein, DaVinci orTesla did during their life. This is why he is unknown.

[@d1gBR]

Proof that intelligence alone doesn’t guarantee success

[@kingbjorn1832]

He created a new language perfectly, he named it "vendergood". But ofc not even close.

[@bellatorixrex]

@@d1gBR "Imagination is more important than knowledge." (Albert Einstein)

[@danielmyers3020]

That's not quite true

[@spxtfire1644]

I'd say more he didn't do anything revolutionary

[@ScenicFights]

It's the dramatic music that always gets me.

[@astererererer_]

what's up checkmark

[@projectsynth1377]

For anyone who doesn't know, its Blade runner 2059 - Synthwave Goose

[@StevenYevski]

Iq is measurement test to standardize you as a human which is nonsense! All humans are different!

[@Remo50Calx2]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn2Xgp6PgKdsiJY

[@dt-725]

3.1kth like

[@VEKTOR_]

Asian parents : this kid got into Harvard at 11, look what you are doing with your life

[@adEEux]

William Sidis. When I first learned his story, shit was fucking depressing

[@GoogleTranslateMolar]

Yeah, his story is so fucking annoying He wanted to do what he wanted, but everyone said he had wasted talent, as if he owed the world his smarts.

[@onelijayamaha8746]

@@GoogleTranslateMolar I guess that's the downside of being a "genius". It's kinda like society expects you to use your smarts to help the world, and to abandon whatever dreams you had for yourself.

[@jenkathefridge3933]

@@onelijayamaha8746 if my kid is "smart" or "genius" I wouldn't want to force him to use his intelligence instead use it when he has to and just tell him or her to try pass her tests and exams.

[@yanhenghuang1017]

This is the first time I’ve seen someone use a Snoo avatar as a profile pic on KZbin

[@jmmj3746]

Can anyone tell me where can i read about his story cuz i searched him up and read things Wikipedia wrote about him and i still can't get what is so depressing or disturbing in what i read

[@intersurfer8070]

Look son, Your cousin William can speak 25 languages and got into Harvard, he's 11. ~

[@totylkosen]

i felt that 🙄😄

[@subandyoumaygetacookie3958]

That one cousin your Asian mom compares u to

[@idwolfshow1727]

Emotional damage! 🤣

[@Paw8pepper]

I WILL SEND YOU TO JESUS

[@NoNameTbh4]

@@Paw8pepper bro how you send someone to Jesus if you ain't with Jesus your damn self. I thought you were in an underground pizzeria or some shit.

[@salad5067]

"Iq cant go past 200" Wiliam: this is what i call a pro gamer move

[@Kurszt]

@@hjyeager9877 the thing about IQ is it's limited to 200 because it's good enough for the current population, If the global population increased drastically we then can increase the limitations because IQ is some sort of rank rather than score.

[@DOne_Mike1624]

@@Kurszt damn.. I must be rank 1 then

[@xTriton_]

@@DOne_Mike1624 Nah it's probably just a fake IQ test you took.

[@DOne_Mike1624]

@@xTriton_ i realized that actually, but I'm getting bullied by my little brother for it because he got 110

[@LoisoPondohva]

@@Kurszt that is absolutely not how the system works.

[@nutronstar45]

"... is considered to be a genius." *proceeds to show a person solving a rubik's cube*

[@CFOPuser]

I can solve one so...

[@rifatjahan4739]

@@CFOPuser I SOLVED ONE IN 19 SECONDS SO DOES THIS MAKE ME A GENIUS

[@CFOPuser]

@@rifatjahan4739 hell yeah We both are geniuses

[@rifatjahan4739]

@@CFOPuser Hi five mr genius

[@Maleetorres105]

"Could at 18 months old read the NY times" lol wtf thats wild low key funny to imagine, just a baby chilling with the paper

[@sonanvatsal900]

Lmfao

[@dessa_gabriel]

Lol

[@stateofopportunity1286]

Reading the Times isn't much of an accomplishment. Self-indulgent, sure.

[@seanhunter1982]

It's not low-key funny its hilarious

[@leblanc5452]

Now I imagine boss baby

[@jimmyromero4136]

Not to flex but according to buzzfeed’s “we can guess your IQ based on what condiments you like on your hotdog” quiz measured my IQ to be at about 485 😤 💯

[@starlegends3092]

XD HAHAHAHA

[@love-wp5fy]

DAMNNNNNN BRO WHY AINT U GOT A JOB AT NASA YET?

[@motifity3416]

Spare some IQ for the rest of us

[@dwebblemaster9595]

The iq test I took said that I had an iq of 12 which clearly means 12th level intellect so I’m smarter

[@spycrab3723]

DAYM BRO HOW U AINT' GOT HIRD BI BILL CIPHER AT MICROSH*T

[@Factnomenal]

Game Show: "Are you smarter than a 5th grader?" The World After Watching this Video: *Cannot

[@dragonfist_]

I mean he is the smartest human to ever lived, so theoretically speaking we are never smarter than his 5th grade self.

[@felice4291]

THE SEXY GIRLS ARE XGIRLS.UNO THREE IN ONE KZbin: THIS IS FINE. SOMEONE: SAYS ''HECK''. KZbin: BE GONE Life's story is a short journey so have fun before sleeping forever #Чо #эт #делает #на #2 #месте #в #тренде #однако #я #люблю #таких #рыбаков .#垃圾.

[@osssboys5700]

I guess you guys never heard of this man from the 1990 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKiqoZp-rtKcmck

[@idontknow4160]

The hell are these bots XD

[@kdrecords4562]

More like "are you smarter than a toddler?"

[@gabrielecencetti8000]

Asian parents to their kids: "why aren't you the smartest person ever huh??"

[@imatin8899]

Lol

[@gungij2728]

“It doesnt matter how smart you are it matters what impact you have with all that knowledge” Me as far as i know

[@spyprism]

This is what the mediocre tells themselves to feel better.

[@meli.o.7245]

That's very true. There are a lot of shi**y smart ppl whose existence doesn't do much good for anyone.

[@luk4s56]

@@spyprism "Found by his landlady, the most intelligent man known to modern history left Earth as a penniless, reclusive office clerk." dunno seems like a pretty pathetic way to go for a genius.

[@omarsamara5039]

@@luk4s56 who said It was up to you to decide. Even if he died homeless, it doesn't change the fact that he is a genius. In fact why do you think you are more wise than him to have decided he must have done something to prove his intelligence, when he himself didn't. It could have been his own intelligence stopping him from proving it.

[@luk4s56]

@@omarsamara5039 its not up to me to decide. he was real genius, yet he wasted his life away he could had done lot but he decided not to, that was a waste of all that talent.

[@Chantubegamer]

We probably still don't know. It could of been a random person living a boring life wasting their potential away.

[@lymmy9609]

We probably do know since someone with a extremely high IQ is going to be noticed for their accomplishments.

[@ledagg5190]

@@lymmy9609 I know this one lady. She has iq about 160 something. She been tested as a joke because everyone in her family consider her stupid. She talk slow, softly, and barely maintain relationship. Now, she still a worker at the pottery factory.

[@lymmy9609]

@@ledagg5190 160 isn't highest in the world tho , think about it if the person with the highest IQ could read the news paper before he was two someone smarter than him definitely would have been discovered (also I don't believe your story)

[@ledagg5190]

@@lymmy9609 lol.... I like when you got pointed out that your opinion is not reality. You still try to find every things in your power to deviate your way out. You poor baby, just grow up. The lady I mentioned is living in 3rd world country of Thailand and in poverty. I think that might contribute to why she stuck here with her terrible family but who knew.

[@xxzenonionnex7658]

@@lymmy9609 I dont believe he could read the news paper at 18 months its not biologically possible.

[@llhuvn]

William Sidis's story was like Kiyotaka's story. Kiyotaka's father forced Kiyotaka to do his dubious psychological experiment to raise geniuses.

[@tinyluffy2822]

Bro I swear I was bouta comment that but you did the job for me.

[@exec2705]

damn Classroom of the Elite lessgoo

[@kinanina2226]

I expected he would have a pretty good life, that screwed up

[@benoconnor3160]

Classroom of the Elite fans in the comments? Absolute chads 🤝

[@vanillaoverchocolate5440]

Nobody said that tho

[@ShaunZY-Real]

That guy has the right to say “When I was your age I could calculate any day from the past 10,000 years, speak 25 languages, got into Harvard and have an IQ of 275”

[@Funnyguy2202]

“hey what’s the baby doing” “oh, just reading the news”

[@user-qg7fe2ls9n]

what da dog doin?

[@skyfall7247]

@Inka Christie🤤😘 No

[@ccasuall]

@Inka Christie🤤😘 ayo what

[@hlahany9535]

@Inka Christie🤤😘 no

[@sophiewalts1858]

@@haneame0644 NO

[@noabutterfly2607]

Einstein’s IQ is actually only an estimation since he never agreed to taking an IQ test :)

[@grimz6670]

True, their estimated iq is maybe far from that

[@opdhaka]

God.. Why

[@dartingralaughter9781]

@@grimz6670 hardly but true

[@dartingralaughter9781]

@@opdhaka ?

[@somberri276]

@@opdhakai guess smart people doesn't like talking about their IQ or doing tests related to it

[@myku1182]

I can hear my asian mom lecturing me about this....

[@victoriafalls8748]

That's because she loves you💖 Edit: I'm talking about parents saying not to trust everything on internet, so pls stop with the rude comments, and of course it's bad when a parent destroys their kid's self esteem

[@CreamPuffIg]

*I feel you*

[@victoriafalls8748]

@zurui 😼 true

[@HRN_Gamer]

Hmm relatable 🤣🤣

[@harjunasurya5385]

@@victoriafalls8748 You mean ego

[@fr19kyro.17]

The average IQ, by definition, is exactly 100.

[@Malally2]

Imagine your 18 month old baby reading the paper sipping coffee like “oh shit there was a shooting today.” Like wtaf

[@___________9017]

AISURU.TOKYO/machiko?[Making-love] (◍•ᴗ•◍)✧*18 years and over 🍎🤗 KZbin: This is fine Someone: Says "heck" KZbin: Be gone #однако #я #люблю #таких #рыбаков #Интересно #забавно #девушка #смешная #垃圾

[@Burgledham]

😂😂😂 I would flip the fuck out

[@christianmarx3249]

family guy

[@dp_wynn5392]

@@___________9017 stf

[@gyutarogaming7517]

O

[@popantermopan4099]

"He is estimated to have had an IQ of over 275." Among Us KZbinrs: *Hold my 3000 IQ strategy.*

[@przezyc1890]

Lol

[@flagwarsyes110]

Sus

[@TheZoragon]

more like 19 000

[@chinchin948]

"it's over 9000!"

[@Theyfwbailey]

Lol

[@soleneramudu9088]

I feel like we should mention that he was so tired of being smart that he went under hiding and worked jobs that didn't exactly needed any qualifications for the rest of his life. Not to mention he was shaped by his parents who were both already very intelligent people and were trying to ( if I remember well it was mostly his father) create the most intelligent person. So he was far from being a happy person in his life.

[@speedweednfeed6721]

This is how these exceptional people are always formed: From excessive tutoring at a young age. There was another similarly exceptional kid as well, Brendan Bremmer or something, that killed him self. I think parents get addicted to the progress their child makes under their supervision and then drive them to death. It’s unfortunate.

[@nickolasphillips3776]

Or his intelligents didn't make him a good worker and he couldn't handle jobs that were too difficult

[@kincaid9134]

@@nickolasphillips3776 ?? Your theory is as steadfast as your spelling capabilities. It's intelligence*...

[@undyingUmbrage413]

@@faolin4789 actually, no, i'll be the first to say i'm much happier being observant enough to understand the world around me than if i were ignorant. in fact, the only time being 'smart' has ever been an issue for me is because it's hard to get accommodations for mental illness & disabilities because people equate those with being stupid.

[@undyingUmbrage413]

@@faolin4789 i'm not necessarily happy, but that's because i was abused for most of my childhood, not because im smart. it's frustrating that most people can only ever seem to compliment my intelligence, and yes, the world is in a sad state. but i'm also smart enough (and been in therapy long enough) to know how to change my mindset and cope with this, as well as recognizing how lucky i am to know so much about the world around me. similarly to my adhd, viewing things from different perspectives and trying not to overblow the cons to the point they drown out the pros has helped a lot. the world is shit and there's little i can do about it, but recognizing that makes it easier to let go and just stick along for the ride. my intelligence doesn't make me miserable. this guy was miserable because he lost most of his childhood and deprived of social interaction for a lot of his life. you probably need to see a therapist and work through whatever issues you're currently facing. (also, it's antisocial personality disorder, not psychopathy. being happy and intelligent is not a trait of apd, as people with apd have difficulties feeling emotion. apd is linked to criminal activity because people with apd may commit crimes out of a desperation to feel something.)

[@shawnaciancio7442]

I LOVE your shorts on solve this mystery. I would love to see you make longer videos with more details with the solve, if there’s been one. These are exactly what I was just searching for, but longer mysteries!

[@abhishekpatawari6871]

Albert einstein, Leo da Vinci, Nikola were appreciated because they used their brain to create something no one in their time could, I believe that there are a lot of smart people with great potential, but not all of them are using this potential

[@SuperstitiousWolf]

i think maybe there's a genius in everyone just waiting to be drawn out

[@craycrayfacegd9216]

@@SuperstitiousWolf I definitely agree. Heck, most of the population is probably a genius in an undiscovered thing. By this I mean that there are sooooo many combinations of sports, for example, that could be created but in our world only a relatively small amount has been discovered-basketball, soccer, hockey to name a few. There’s obviously geniuses in these sports that have proved it by being incredible, such as Michael Jordan in basketball. It’s likely that basketball could’ve never been invented and Jordan’s genius talent would have never been discovered. I think that most of the population suffers from this, being a genius in something that doesn’t exist (at least not yet)

[@SinisterzMan]

I feel like this comment is personally attacking me... I've always thought that i could do something amazing or significant in my life to make the world a better place as i feel like I'm pretty gifted. I could score well on tests with minimal studying and i learn new things easily. But i guess what's holding me back is my constant fear of rejection and being told I'm not good enough...

[@ominoussauce995]

they were recognized because nikola made shit no one ever even dreamed of he was a true genius same with loenardo davinci and einstein they just accomplished shit no one could even imagine coming close to

[@ominoussauce995]

@@SuperstitiousWolfhmmm so if i would have a brain that is defect could i be a genius?

[@jaydenjensen3061]

Read the book about him. It’s called “The Prodigy” by Amy Wallace. It’s finally time the world learns about him and his life. People expected too much of him.

[@yesitstrueimanarmy6259]

Explain?

[@robertoperez2843]

@@yesitstrueimanarmy6259 he ended up breaking from all the expectations and ended up being evil, similar to a mad scientist. Gotta check a vid on KZbin cause I forgot what he did. I think he ended up killing someone

[@yesitstrueimanarmy6259]

@@robertoperez2843 woah. I was not expecting that. I thought everybody was like pressuring him because he had a high IQ. Woah I got to watch the video

[@jaydenjensen3061]

@@robertoperez2843 I don’t know where you heard that he killed somebody but he definetly didn’t. He died by a brain hemorrhage alone in his apartment.

[@dododecoco]

@@robertoperez2843 what do you mean evil ?

[@saunteringvaguelydownwards6308]

“Brains are kinda like cars. It’s not necessarily how much power you got, but how you handle it.” - my dad Edit: yes, it probably isn’t original, but I thought it was worth sharing :)

[@Mrjackcool2]

Thats actually stupidly good. Your dad is big brain

[@ooffroggo155]

That’s so true

[@Redd_Nebula]

True. I wish I was born with a lower IQ. Its horrible

[@MALAY_TENGU]

Said by genius itself

[@skabibityskaboobity5630]

@@Mrjackcool2 Nah, he just handles it really well.

[@Gigasuper14]

Bro took 200IQ to a hole nother level 💀💀💀

[@Vikanuck]

“People who boast about their IQ’s are losers.” - Stephen Hawking

[@doublecosmoscos2292]

What does this have to do with anything.

[@juanarroyo6174]

@@doublecosmoscos2292 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6Dcq2l8haaHgas

[@juanarroyo6174]

@@doublecosmoscos2292 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJDRiYqQqcqjZqM

[@Vikanuck]

@@doublecosmoscos2292 It’s a joke about IQ’s from one of the smartest men who has ever lived… (just say it in a robot voice, and you’ll get his emphasis.) It’s rather self explanatory, regardless if it’s not directly “in line” with the point of the video lol.

[@bradbecker8982]

Ayn Rand is certainly the most reasonable, so she wins out as most intelligent for me. Her contribution to human ethics and philosophy is something that would blow Einstein’s and Hawking’s minds wide open.

[@Laxmipriya9439]

"I can" this word is more important than IQ Albert Einstein

[@charnjitsingh3365]

Thanks for this

[@jeevanops]

I can jump down a cliff and survive

[@animeboy_001]

It becomes more convincing when you hear that words from a High IQ person

[@urfavmeerinkat1859]

"I can hear my asian mom lecturing me about this" this comment is literally under this one.

[@TarunKanthK]

No it's not believe me. 😌

[@kdrecords4562]

Sidis at 5: *calculating the day on which any date fell in the past 10,000 years* Me at 5: *still shitting myself*

[@galdamez848]

Fr I be asking some stupid questions at 11 while he study’s in Harvard in the age of 11

[@HihiItsJen]

Look at these bots…

[@yorokobisweet6310]

@@HihiItsJen LMAO

[@squilliamfancysoniii]

I don't know, but i'm pretty sure you could still shit yourself while calculating the day on which any date fell in the past 10,000 years lol

[@cgtheartist]

@@squilliamfancysoniii Lololol

[@namrataagarwal8869]

Why was my immediate answer, “*MATILDA!*”

[@adamfathullah8643]

The real smartest person is the person who can remember his/her dream 10 minutes ago

[@bmw530]

the smartest person is who understand when someone is memeing

[@beatmasterbassboosts]

I cant still remember some of my dreams from many years ago

[@justsomeguy2607]

@@beatmasterbassboosts same

[@lmaolmaolmao5862]

the smartest person is who can understand whether a person is being sarcastic

[@cursedstarflight]

Im ur 100th like

[@Jacksonmization]

*William does something smart in video game* Teammate: “BROOOOO!!! That was a 200 IQ play!!” William: 😬

[@AveRay_]

Underrated ngl

[@sofiagames2008]

super underrated

[@Jordaniangeo]

underrated

[@MuscleCowboy13]

That was funny. Underrated.

[@badambadam9147]

Underrated

[@mateuszm1311]

When saying "you did 200 IQ play" is an insult.

[@Borsalino1]

Holy shit he’s not wrong

[@doggobark]

someone put this on r/technicallytrue

[@noob-ishnoob749]

You'll make him and yourself look dumber

[@tinakinlein5945]

​@@doggobark r/technicallythetruth

[@BlackOpsClasherTH10]

But when people say that Dream makes 1000IQ plays... And when Klaus (Best COC player in the world) makes 300IQ attacks...

[@BehnamAshur]

*Williams James Sidis* is an absolute genius, he created his own language called *VenderGood* and he learned it all in 1 day.

[@hamme871]

Not to mention he pronounced six as in S E X in Europe.

[@hongxiawang2049]

if you create a language it wouldn't take you any time to learn cuz you already know how it works cuz you made it

[@BehnamAshur]

I would like to see you try😂 it sounds easy but it isn't ​@@hongxiawang2049

[@thruthyfax]

He’s so smart that he knew what the dog was doing 😳

[@___________9017]

AISURU.TOKYO/machiko?[Making-love] (◍•ᴗ•◍)✧*18 years and over 🍎🤗 KZbin: This is fine Someone: Says "heck" KZbin: Be gone #однако #я #люблю #таких #рыбаков #Интересно #забавно #девушка #смешная #垃圾

[@PR0X.1M1TY]

He probably knows Victoria's Secret 😳

[@wonner0]

@@PR0X.1M1TY perhaps even the five guys

[@maiesic]

Wtf is going on with these replies?

[@jwaj]

He knows what the fox says 😳🤯

[@Artlover2168]

"some people may wish to become a genius" "But some genius wished to be normal"

[@nashvilleriveraquinio6432]

Sheldon would say otherwise

[@leandrostsilis5730]

Genius

[@almahermelin4921]

People who thought I am the smartest and I want to be normal, it is only ego not means I am super intelligent

[@madbird2110]

We all are genius being genius is normal, if you're not genius you probably have a disorder.

[@nyxlockwood]

philosoper

[@raekei5784]

His story was so depressing man. Some people don't deserve to be parents in this world.

[@saffronrhodes4607]

@@delightment5687 I can't even like are u serious?

[@NinesRK]

@@delightment5687 It's unhealthy for children when you force them to do things abnornal to their age without letting them live their childhood or normal life. I'd consider it a type of abuse if not physically. It is up to you to become who you are today, your parents are to only give you guidance and put you on the correct paths, but not forcing you. My mom is against strict parenting. She raised me with teachings, guidance, examples. She smokes cigarettes in front of me since I was kid and she taught me it is bad for your health and once you're addicted it is hard to stop. So unlike most teens in my high school who smoked and drank alcohol, I didn't. As for your points in helping classmates I'm going to give you an example why everything is up to you and not your parents: I moved into a new country with my mom where people speak french and german mainly. I learned german but never learned french in my entire life while everyone in the class already learned all their years of elementary school. My mom has no knowledge of french either so she can't help with it. But I dedicated myself. Ended up being the best in french class within a year and my classmates need my help despite having spent 6 years learning.

[@unrealduck1741]

Well from what I've heard (although I could be wrong) he actually had amazing parents but the media painted them out to be bad as they claimed America was raising children wrong and they raised a genius child

[@arkenbulkxd3889]

“Children always deserve parents, but parents don’t always deserve children.” -An anonymous source

[@cem950]

@@NinesRK you're amazing!

[@Nillian58808]

Rick and Morty:how about us we are super smart

[@fyre1116]

Oh yeah, we should mention how Sad Sidis' life was. He was basically an experiment of his parents, he was considered a machine and not an human being; after a long list of successful steps, when he tried to identify himself as a person expressing his feelings and concerns about the future, everyone blamed him and started to laugh for his "misery", just because he decided to leave a great job and try to live just like a normal person. Guys, we are all bad people on the inside.

[@coolboy4410]

Yeah humans are terrible

[@bombintheseeinq]

what exactly do you mean about all bad in the inside?

[@AlsoShamun]

@@bombintheseeinq We have all done bad things

[@AlsoShamun]

@@bombintheseeinq None of us are perfect basically…

[@bombintheseeinq]

@@AlsoShamun yes but that doesn’t mean that there can’t be good inside..

[@Lenny-ue8hk]

Einstein wasn’t brilliant because he was amazing at maths and all that, it was his creativity and imagination that allowed him to come up with stuff nobody else would have

[@slingshotchicken4695]

Weird how things change, we called it math and mathematics, now they call it maths. I don't know why it makes me cringe to hear it and see it the new way, I guess I embrace tradition and old ways, like Torah.

[@Lenny-ue8hk]

@@slingshotchicken4695 I think that's just a thing that varies between countries. AFAIK in America they say math and in britain, new zealand, australia, etc we say maths

[@Gm-ok1zb]

Yup same with da Vinci, these guys were crazy creative and could apply their smarts in unique ways

[@BruceWayne-hn4ni]

Lad its imagination that pulls great geniuses apart from the rest... If an average mathetician and physicist had the imagination of Einstein, he would be able to develop the equations, but his curiosity and imagination were unparalleled

[@Cowmilker98]

@@slingshotchicken4695 it's been called maths for longer than you've called it math

[@DzahierulAliemy]

"More than intelligence, we need kindness" - Charlie Chaplin maybe

[@anon614]

No. Without intelligence there IS no progress and comodities. Without those, kindness becomed irrelevant in order to survive

[@Yourmomismyotherride]

Charlie Chaplin would be one to talk with his child brides

[@deitybeloved]

@@anon614 completely missing the point. like actually in another world. & for what?

[@vmdenis3350]

@@anon614 first you don't need 300iq to understand that you are a troll, second you don't need to be smart to help people even a downer is more human then all of us combined

[@personalchannel1702]

Compassion

[@fantasticfutball5377]

bro really didn’t mention isaac newton who found gravity💀

[@guyinaroom7771]

Some back story: his parents were both high level academics and agreed to try and make their child a genius before it was born, James sidis was certainly smart to begin with but his parents challenged him since the very beginning his whole life was dedicated to learning mostly math and language, he's the result of natural talent and the dedication to spend his whole life learning more about maths made for him by his parents, he didn't really care all that much about maths, more the validation he'd get for doing good. He never had a child hood or any social life really just learning from various experts, his parents and people he's being bragged to by his parents. As an adult he was still very child like and socially completely inexperienced. It's actually a very sad story at least they got the smartest kid in the world amirite? Ha ha... 😞

[@protipskiptoendofvideoandr286]

And that happens to most kids that are that smart. They almost never have a childhood and are socially illiterate.

[@philmybutup4759]

Did he do anything with his intelligence? Like invention or whatnot

[@guyinaroom7771]

@@philmybutup4759 He created a language with new characters called vendergood in a book he wrote at age 8, it's pretty much a mix of Latin and Greek with some German and French. He wrote a book about Native American history, he patented a perpetual calendar that takes leap years into account (it's like one of those old rotary calendars but it's like reusable for each year) He published a bunch of papers about traffic systems Made a book about his thoughts about the origin of life, mostly in the view of thermodynamics and cosmology Pretty much all of his theories were ignored only later found in his attic. There's a lot on his Wikipedia page, he didn't do anything truly revolutionary though which is kind of disappointing which is odd to say since he is such an accomplished man but with such a high reported intelligence you'd expect him to have catapulted mankind into modern day or something.

[@Socrates526]

Worth it

[@mooncandlelight3968]

Totally not worth it. My guy could have lived but his parents decided for hum even before he eas born

[@food.7086]

He could literally have a 200 iq play and actually mean it

[@dirk4087]

200iq is an insult for him

[@food.7086]

@@JudaiVox smh

[@krishnajoshi6933]

@@JudaiVox 100iq is average lmao

[@ryanc7329]

@@krishnajoshi6933 i think that was the joke he was making

[@MajinEatsAss]

Not to brag I’ve made sum 10 iq plays that fucked my life up

[@dtimoon]

Every Asian parent's dream child:

[@idk6914]

No that’s the minimum maybe even a failure

[@falcongamer58]

If your iq isn't 4 digits, don't even hope to meet their expectations

[@Wlibean]

@@falcongamer58 if its 5 digits maybe they stop thinking of putting you into adoption

[@ramel2043]

Sadly yes

[@novacentorium4943]

@@Wlibean 6 digits and you may get dinner of three grains of rice

[@LDuke-pc7kq]

It's not about IQ... it's about what do you do to change the world for the better and touch the lives positively of the people you know.

[@snaxfax6820]

read more about IQ and you will be surprised about how Impactful it is.

[@ASMA_Y]

The video: he got into Harvard at the age of 11 Me: okay..? I learned how to ride a bike at a the age, it’s just as impressive ✋🙄

[@vor0g]

Truly is astonishing

[@vor0g]

@@qaz1001 11

[@0532MOET]

So people can go to university at any age can they? 😅

[@tsmith6814]

I learned when I was 8

[@4hedron852]

You also didn’t have a family with enough lust for prestige to push you as far as possible academically without nourishing any of your other needs. To be honest I could have sworn he killed himself but Wikipedia says he didn’t

[@teaerrorsss]

As soon as I heard he had to go to a Harvard university at 11 just knew his childhood was totally erased. I am happy he had such a high iq but it always leads to these things, erasing your whole life for intelligence so you could get awards and praises but in reality you’re just lonely. I’m sorry for him.

[@adelalovesmadara4062]

If that's what he really wanted though, lucky to be him.

[@parvathy3302]

@@adelalovesmadara4062 are you sure? Genius kids all go through a tough life, being famous and respected by all is only a part of their life that we see. In reality you'll never wish to be like them

[@LycanFerret]

@@adelalovesmadara4062 As far as I remember, he never wanted to do anything special and went to live alone in his adulthood. I don't know if he died early or if he lived to old age and faded into obscurity after limelight in his teens.

[@doe9929]

@@parvathy3302 only if you were a genius...😜

[@MusicismyMedicine-n3v]

He actually have a very sad and lonely life .Despite his intelligence, he struggled to fit in with a world full of people who didn’t understand him.

[@go-bc2gm]

ngl thought he would say something like "the smartest person is the one who subscribes"

[@clouds645]

⬆️⬆️ᴅᴏɴ'ᴛ ʀᴇᴀᴅ... ᴛʜɪS ɪS ɴᴏᴛ ᴀ ʀɪᴄᴋʀᴏʟʟ! .

[@ThomasTheThermonuclearBomb]

@@clouds645 Correct, this comment is not a rickroll

[@EDrie_edits]

LMAOOOOOO

[@VazEditz.]

Same

[@felice4291]

THE SEXY GIRLS ARE XGIRLS.UNO THREE IN ONE KZbin: THIS IS FINE. SOMEONE: SAYS ''HECK''. KZbin: BE GONE Life's story is a short journey so have fun before sleeping forever #Чо #эт #делает #на #2 #месте #в #тренде #однако #я #люблю #таких #рыбаков .#垃圾.

[@mr.beatfan8814]

He never got the quiet life he wished for. Although he was able to somewhat remain out of the public eye, he died at 46, just 4 years after his final public thing (He won a court case). Hoping he can rest easy in heaven now.

[@waleedelking5871]

There is a big big difference between being smart and being creative and imaginative what can u do with intelligence if u do not have big ideas for it and that is why I think the most successful humans out there are the creative ones who are ready to try new ideas and face the hardest challenges to make their imagination come true.

[@deveronwilliams6508]

"imagination is more important than knowledge" albert einstein

[@DrBrooza]

This. I've always been really good at solving problems and in school i was really good at maths/physics, but if any kind of creativity is needed i'm 100% brain dead, can't really understand how people can create paintings from white canvas and books from blank pages. Trust me in everyday life being creative is much more usefull than being a powerfull calculator.

[@peterheijstek5288]

Indeed, imagine for example what you could do with interpunction!

[@l6e6i6n]

Exactly iq and creativity draw the lines between these people

[@embryo16]

@@deveronwilliams6508 hey.. It's said by Rabindranath Tagore. Not Albert Einstein... Please rectify your mistake.

[@bladerubber]

Factually: IQ tests measure how well you score on an IQ test.

[@AlphaSigmA1]

And iq tests measure your comprehension.... so your intelligence....

[@SomeoneYouHate]

@@AlphaSigmA1 that joke flight near you

[@leonardbangay2178]

@@AlphaSigmA1 didn't get it I guess, lol

[@AlphaSigmA1]

@@SomeoneYouHate that's the problem... people find stupidity , as something that is funny .

[@robinborner1424]

@@AlphaSigmA1 naw, i think you just didnt get it

[@surgeeo1406]

I was expecting this... He was an abused child who was robbed of a normal life by education obsessed parents. After all his academic achievements, he ran away, and people who spoke with him as an adult, say that he was really struggling with figuring out what he wanted, since his whole life since the craddle was giving others what they wanted.

[@NagaGaming76]

What

[@porc1429]

@@NagaGaming76 James Sidis

[@msen5030]

What if he ran away faked his death and used his power for being someone like el rubio or something

[@msen5030]

Being a crminial mastermind after faling his death?

[@jyoto_b]

You beat me to the comment I was gonna say this

[@AnTran-mr6wj]

first of all, iq doesn't mean much, second of all none of them come close to newton, newton did so much for science, he made REVOLUTIONARY discoveries

[@chelseamooc3697]

now that’s what we call a worthy prodigy… all them asian parents be like: why you not smart like willam? william already have degree lah

[@binczn]

But fr tho it hurts when they compare u to other kids, i still get the joke tho xd

[@TheZoragon]

the most painful question of all....whhy aren't you married yet. old dy.

[@jonathantigor6395]

@Boris Cuduco aye when you said that to Asian parents, they will sacrifice your body to a DOCTOR

[@sepehr2371]

William died doing nothing with his intelligence because he was a man who only desired a simple life like others but his parents didn't allow him to.

[@aspillust]

"why don't you have straight A's? you're so lazy, you're not going to get into any college, you'll work at mcdonalds. you're grounded for a year." 💀

[@partytimeninja3139]

The average IQ is not around 100 it is always 100. Its just a bell curve that always stays the same even if the collective intelligence of participants is higher.

[@kenarnarayaka]

Doesn't it depend on area? I've seen areas score less than 100

[@nickolasphillips3776]

Iq tests are flawed and don't actually measure intelligents

[@joeykaram4457]

@@nickolasphillips3776 exactly. I’m an idiot with 120 iq

[@peronkop]

@@nickolasphillips3776 It does measure something, though. It is a very good predictor for a ton of stuff.

[@protipskiptoendofvideoandr286]

@@kenarnarayaka nothing. Few years it gets updated so average is always 100. Its not area its collective.

[@itzashouthere240]

The most intelligent people are among us youtubers, they literally have hundreds of "1000 IQ PLAY" videos

[@lybak1908]

They are the true gamers

[@itzashouthere240]

I just took a Iq test and it was between 120 and 140 ig its average for a 13 y.o

[@expiredmilk5435]

They just have a really good gaming chair

[@MrWerd.]

@@expiredmilk5435 famous last words from a gamer

[@CleverJulio]

Lol

[@hizakikentai]

I think what really makes him the smartest man was not what he accomplished but the path he chose in life, he didn’t become one of the greats and make some huge impact on the world, he cut himself off from expectations and decided to live his live

[@trainguy69]

People: smartest guy ever School bullies: nerdiest nerd in the nerdverse

[@krishnasarathy290]

A nerd is not smart

[@PaulAllPro]

@Karl York your mom

[@trainguy69]

@@krishnasarathy290 do you even know what a nerd is, bruh

[@trainguy69]

@Inka Christie🤤😘 sus

[@toddhowarddressedasatellyt702]

Dont mean to be that guy, but this is cringe

[@thunderbeamshorts1240]

I love how solving a Rubik’s cube is seen as a sign of a genius! It’s actually something anyone could do. No genius needed.

[@graceroma2723]

Except my girlfriend in high school when she so annoyed my best friend with her skills that he permuted 2 squares when she wasn’t looking.

[@simsimadibrata]

My friend which is just i think 7 years old can solve a rubik cube in like 1 min or even like 30 sec

[@AcidOffTheGoop]

Yea lol, Rubik's brand too🤮

[@malaki4519]

But to memorize and be able to process the amount of equations needed to do things within speed cubing does take a bit of intelligence. Especially when you jump into bigger cubes… aka 5x5 6x6 so on so fourth. That’s why it’s look at as a sign of intelligence.

[@unchien2069]

Learning it from a KZbin video is a lot different than learning to solve a Rubik’s cube on your own resolve. Takes a type of brilliance to learn it without help

[@sykeespyder6008]

It's me of course I did not even need to watch the video I already know.

[@niko_footy]

Probably true.

[@sykeespyder6008]

@@niko_footy very true

[@TheDiamondPro44]

Well mate we can't share the first place So I propose a battle

[@aidenyang8128]

Who lied to u

[@clouds645]

⬆️⬆️ᴅᴏɴ'ᴛ ʀᴇᴀᴅ... ᴛʜɪS ɪS ɴᴏᴛ ᴀ ʀɪᴄᴋʀᴏʟʟ! .

[@CyprinceGaming1]

Title: "The Smartest person ever" Alternative title: "The smartest person but didn't use it"

[@joseimyelcaminante6879]

"The smartest person who only used his intelligence for his own benefit". The man learned 40 languages, if that's not an example of using 275 IQ I don't know what it is

[@delusionofillusion473]

@@joseimyelcaminante6879 research , not wasting your life on usless stuff that a computer does better

[@thecomposerchanginggames5250]

Fun fact: he tried to get into Harvard at age 6, but was turned down because he wasn't mature enough.

[@LawF250]

Age 9*

[@jack7597]

@@___________9017 Nobody will ever love you, baby

[@groovewoundz]

@@jack7597 too far💀

[@aidanancheta]

@@TheMidgetMan500 Why are you even talking to a bot, that's like 69 iq move right there.

[@RICHFRVR]

Everyone should read his book The Animate and the Inanimate. He postulates the existence of black holes without even discussing general relativity. True genius.

[@jacksonzheng3103]

I haven't read the book but I can tell you that his genius wasn't God given. It was nurtured through his parents way of parenting him. Go read about him and you'll see. Intelligence is just like any other skill, it can be learnt.

[@yazidk1]

@@jacksonzheng3103 woah, where can i learn about how his parents parented him

[@antonymoyalan9364]

Jackson zheng that's cap

[@jacksonzheng3103]

@@antonymoyalan9364 Have you even done the slightest bit of research?🤨 Please go do that before you make yourself look like an idiot.

[@jacksonzheng3103]

@@yazidk1 It's not the most ethical way but go research it online, you'll find some clues. Basically his parents treated him like a psychology experiment and he ended up socially inept.

[@hareecionelson5875]

To clarify, Sidis wasn't a genius because he had a high IQ, he was a genius because of his accomplishments.

[@poopfart65]

His accomplishments did not make him smarter. He would still be a genius without them, just one who hasn't contributed much.

[@MLLKLKLKLK]

Lmao you comment makes no sense

[@thomasshelby22]

He's died at a young age

[@fieryspysixty9711]

Which he could because of his high IQ.

[@juggy2006]

Accomplishments are a byproduct of having a high IQ lol. Apply effort combined with a high IQ and you get accomplishments.

[@JustBastianfr]

bro is young sheldon💀

[@asadmhplays2297]

Imagine him being Asian. His parents would he flexing on everyone

[@adjustedlenses3507]

Yes he would

[@ahnaflfc369]

No they'd say "could be better"

[@LoonyGone]

@@ahnaflfc369 Asian here. Yes, this one is the correct response they'll do.

[@ahnaflfc369]

@@LoonyGone I'm also Asian

[@aaryatambe3936]

Fr

[@5eoddities765]

I did some research and this is just completely false. Sidis was an incredibly smart man and a tortured soul. His sister reported to biographers that he had an IQ "between 250 and 300." Which is probably why OP settled at 275 (or probably came across a bad source with that figure). The other figure that is thrown around is 254, but this is in regards to a New York Civil Servant Test.placement (which is not a good score). Helena Sidis made a lot more outrageous claims about William such as him "being able to learn any language in a day" and "have learned every language in the world." Besides the fact we aren't even sure how many languages exist today, it takes the average person hundreds of hours of study to have fluency in languages similar to their native one. Don't get me wrong here. William Sidis was a child prodigy and was unfortunately shunned by many of his peers for his advanced intellect and political beliefs. I encourage anyone reading this to look into his life

[@5eoddities765]

@ctag I did and I won't apologize

[@aaronlandry3934]

Well, a problem with these outrageous claims of his IQ is that the IQ test works by having a class of random people and the average is set to 100 with 200 being 100% correct answers. This means that it’s impossible to score above a 200, unless you staple your own questions to the exam and get extra points, but this also means that if the classroom is full of Albert Einsteins, Albert Einstein’s IQ will be 100 and you’d have the same result if you had a room full of Jake Pauls.

[@5eoddities765]

@@aaronlandry3934 From what I understand, the worst part about IQ tests is not a matter of the room but about the design of the test, what it measures, and other factors. Most IQ tests measure something studied as "crystalized intelligence" this is just memory recall (i.e. remembering facts and details). Besides all of the more nuanced intelligences, "fluid intelligence" (i.e. processing new information to find new solutions) is rarely measured. Many folks in the comments also factor discovery as a measure of intelligence. Neanderthals know a fraction of what any high school graduate knows, but their individual ability to process information and study differences in forrests to understand where they were far surpasses modern day explorers. Leonardo Da Vinci came up with inventions which predate some basic concepts. At the end of the day, IQ is only a finite measure of an incredibly infinite amount of items

[@aaronlandry3934]

@@5eoddities765 To be honest, I wouldn’t even count processing new information with that much weight, because there are several things that people will not be able to learn on the first try. Some concepts and equations will inevitably take hours of dedicated studying, and you’re not more intelligent because you caught onto a pattern before your peers did, you just thought about it differently. Also, you’re very right to mention different forms of intelligence that Neanderthals used. This applies to our world today where only some people know about things like hunting, how to read people, or how to play music on multiple instruments. They’re clearly very intelligent in their fields, but they’re not less intelligent for not being as prolific in say Physics.

[@5eoddities765]

@@aaronlandry3934 I think your argument is valid. In some tests outside of IQ tests, fluid intelligence is measured also (think of test questions like 'a' is to 'y' as 'b' is to [blank]). While a deeper understanding can help (especially if this is a word problem), being able to recognize patterns is a useful skill A lot of education systems are based on rigid structure and this may aid some in certain subjects, but the quick acquisition of knowledge is not measured or respected in systems that require long term study I believe there is value in how quick one acquires knowledge, though I am no authority on how much important this is to standard recall

[@boomerman6994]

I think that Nickoli, Albert, and Leonardo are considered super smart is because of their accomplishments to move science forward and are information on those topics in science

[@sealdraws1984]

I think Albert was way smarter than anyone with a higher iq, this sidis guy was a protogi but he didn't accomplish nearly as much as einstein did in progressing science... Same goes for nickola, he failed school so obviously he would be as impressive as a kid who got into harvard at 11, but at the same time his thiniking is the reason we have ac electricity (he did not discover it but he was responsible for it's discovery as much as einstein is responsible for all modern physics).

[@otzaryahhawkins4855]

They just got lucky and found some information

[@sealdraws1984]

@@otzaryahhawkins4855 "there are no accidents" -master oogway

[@Snowneutrino652]

Exactly. Actually “geniuses” invent and discover new things. Anyone else just has a good memory

[@seemysight]

@@Snowneutrino652 wasting brain power like I waste my high end CPU playing Tetris

[@myself511]

Did ya know Mr bean's actor has 178iq?

[@ZipPeZapp]

@Stickman and Magnus Carlsen worlds. Best chess player has a iq of 190

[@csoniah4432]

IQ is only about logical ability everyone can be a "genius" in their own area of interest. You can be a genius painter like van gogh, you can be a genius chef who makes delicious food, a genius fashion designer who is changing the industry etc it doesn't have to be about math , is just that this area is more logical than others.

[@josuevalar6465]

Yeah because math has so much to do with learning languages

[@maddi5578]

Or you could be a genius musician like Freddie Mercury!

[@ariana8583]

I so agree anyone can be smart u just gotta show your interest in everything and love it so it can be easier

[@rakshithbhatia1815]

No

[@LoganChristianson]

You have no idea how IQ works. You can be knowledgeable over specific concepts, you are not selectively a "genius" in them

[@Aegis-_-]

For anyone who actually does research into this you’d know this is untrue. Him being able to read the New York time and speak 25 languages was never proven nor documented. It’s mostly agreed that it’s a myth or a convoluted lie by I believe his father

[@MoriPorii]

It’s true, search it up bud, cause I know you didn’t

[@justamuart]

@@MoriPorii "For anyone who actually does research into this" responded by "search it up bud, cause I know you didnt" especially by someone who doesnt do a google search is funny. "He entered Harvard at age 11 and, as an adult, was claimed to have an extremely high IQ, and to be conversant in about 25 languages and dialects. Some of these claims have not been verified, but many of his contemporaries, including Norbert Wiener, Daniel Frost Comstock and William James, supported the assertion that he was extremely intelligent." -Wikipedia

[@mephistopheles9644]

@@justamuart Harvard at 11 though.

[@federicosolis44]

@@justamuart LMAOOOO

[@signity5540]

@[deleted] a man that can speak 25 languages, read well as a toddler and got into Harvard at the age of 11 had none of these facts backed up by anything other than this father who was looking for fame?

[@thenosycat681]

When it isn't Matilda: *My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.*

[@watsmyu989]

Matilda? Which Matilda? I only know the robot wars Matilda, but I'm pretty sure its not the robot wars Matilda.

[@ghost_of_luna]

@@watsmyu989 it’s a book/movie

[@paulcurtis1167]

I feel like chocolate cake all of a sudden 🤔....

[@trueguide5778]

Hey major

[@biggiecheese606]

White angry bird Matilda

[@Fb-gj5rn]

Tbh IQ is just a number. Intelligence doesn’t come from a number but from the information you learn and how much discipline you got to succeed. Now will I say that certain people are better at certain subjects than others. However, if someone is disciplined enough to work and study hard then it’s a bit different. For anyone reading this, you can do anything you set your mind too. It really all comes down to where you want to end up and how much work your willing to put in.