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Easy. Think of Sheldon from Big Bang Theory. He may have a high IQ, but he lacks the ability to be able to connect different ideas and/or come up with solutions
by ne0codex 13y ago
Easy. Think of Sheldon from Big Bang Theory. He may have a high IQ, but he lacks the ability to be able to connect different ideas and/or come up with solutions which require more than just processing mathematical computations.
- detrino 13y agoI don't think its a good idea to let your world view be influenced by fictional T.V. characters.
- ne0codex 13y agoI'm not, he's just an example which I thought best sums up what I am trying to describe...
- capisce 13y agoCan you give an example of someone in the real world who has "a high IQ, but lacks the ability to be able to connect different ideas and/or come up with solutions which require more than just processing mathematical computations"? IQ is not a measure of arithmetic processing capability.
- pseut 13y agoProbably not one you know well...
- grkvlt 13y agoWhat kind of fictional characters should I allow to influence my world view? Those from books written in the 20th century? Shakespeare? The Illiad? Any advice appreciated.