Do you think it is true to classify people as having high or low intelligence?

[BornToDiee]

[Kaneki05]

Yes, because it helps you know if they are disabled and need extra care or not.
At a certain point, intellect been low is a indictor their brain does not function properly therefore they need extra help.
If we never classed them as this low intellect we would be here pretending they are like everyone else, and putting them through without extra help, and their lives would be much worse.

Same goes for the high if not recognized, which I think there is quite a few who aren't it leads to wasting talent and not letting it be in a good environment to lead you know to the next big named scientist or a new invention, or even a guy of business who's opened up many jobs.

[DJB72]

IQ is irrelevant. It's how you apply the intelligence you have that counts.

The military trains people who have a low IQ in such a way that in the right situation they look highly intelligent, but that training is useless if you can't apply it outside the military. And on, I'm not bashing the troops. I've got friends in the Army and RAF in the UK, marines in the US and ex navy from both that I have nothing but respect for. Who do you think told me the military training can create that illusion?

[GOLDFISH_smile]

The classifying really happens, but the catch is that "intelligence" is made up. We decide what it is and how to measure it.

[jahaims]

Your question doesn't make sense.