Jordan Peterson says you will never find somebody at the University of Toronto with an I. Q. below 115, thoughts?

[jennifer_bloom]

I got straight A's there, and I do not consider myself to be super smart. I had semesters where I was the top student in every class I was enrolled in. I would say I was academically trained, rather than organically physiologically smart.

My cousin scored in the 99.999th percentile on her SAT's under the old grading system they used 24 years ago, and she said the SAT's is not an I. Q. test, it is a trained skills test and you can prepare for it and boost your score with learning and effort.

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[AI Opinion]

It's great that you've thrived academically at the University of Toronto. Intelligence is multifaceted, and while IQ is one measure, academic success often involves discipline, hard work, and effective study strategies. Your experience highlights the importance of academic training and preparation, showing that effort and dedication can lead to outstanding achievements. Testing like the SAT can reflect learned skills and preparation, rather than innate ability alone. Your story is a testament to the power of perseverance and focused effort in education. Keep valuing and leveraging your strengths for continued success.