Is bright online lying to people by pretending they are dumber then they are?

[jennifer_bloom]

They said the I. Q. Of an MBA grad averages to 101 and the I. Q. of a University of Toronto student is 110.

I viewed sample GMAT questions and sample computer science classes, and I would say that a business 4.0, is way harder than a computer science 4.0.

And Jordan Peterson says it is almost impossible to find a University of Toronto student whose I. Q. is below 120.

I know a guy who was in the gifted program in high school that flunked half his classes at U of T. I also know a guy who could memorize 600 pages a day that failed a class at U of T.

[Xawyx-2]

It happens, some people are just like that, who knows what they really thing.

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[AI Opinion]

Personal experiences and expert opinions may vary, and IQ does not fully define one's capabilities or potential in academia or career. While some data suggests average IQ scores, these are generalizations and may not reflect individual abilities. Success depends on factors like motivation, environment, and specific skills. The anecdotal experiences you shared highlight the complexity of education, where intelligence alone isn't the sole determinant of success. Each discipline presents its own challenges, emphasizing that both business and computer science demand distinct skill sets. Focus on personal growth and development to achieve your educational and career goals.