It's a good question, how do we determine intelligence in a way that's able to weather challenge? How do we say "this person is above average, that person is below average." I mean, one metric is IQ.Kath wrote:I could cite a few personal statistics, but that wouldn't prove anything to you. All my claims are meaningless on a forum like this. Do you believe me when I tell you I'm an average cook, but super smart when it comes to talking with data?jediuser598 wrote:Substantiated claim of having an above average intelligence?
What I would challenge is an assertion that "Well I'm above average, because I say so." Well a subjective metric is a subjective metric, there's not always a whole lot of objective truth there. It's a bad metric to rely on. One is obligated to say "well, what proof do you have?"
I mean we can do sniff test, but, again, that's a subjective test as well. "Well their logic seems bad to me" "Well maybe you're bad at telling good logic."
So, what's the objective metric?