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Topic	Can an average intelligence person get a PhD? Is there a point
MedeaLysistrata 06/23/21 9:00:54 PM #25:	Shadowplay posted... Lots of bullshit in this topic from people who have read very little about intelligence. To answer your question TC, many people that fall in the "high average" range of intelligence (which is roughly an IQ of 110 to 119) obtain PhDs, but it really depends on the subject. A person with an IQ in the double digits is almost certainly incapable of getting a PhD. I havent been officially tested but I went to a high ranked school and did alright once I learned the basics. So I'm probably at least 105. But I don't just mean IQ anyway, other stuff goes into intelligence metrics --- "Why is ontology so expensive?" - JH [Is this live?][Joyless planet...] <cite>MedeaLysistrata posted [p:955364483] in Can an ave... [t:79530166]...</cite> <quote>Shadowplay posted... </cite> <quote>Lots of bullshit in this topic from people who have read very little about intelligence. To answer your question TC, many people that fall in the "high average" range of intelligence (which is roughly an IQ of 110 to 119) obtain PhDs, but it really depends on the subject. A person with an IQ in the double digits is almost certainly incapable of getting a PhD.</quote>I havent been officially tested but I went to a high ranked school and did alright once I learned the basics. So I'm probably at least 105. But I don't just mean IQ anyway, other stuff goes into intelligence metrics --- "Why is ontology so expensive?" - JH [Is this live?][Joyless planet...]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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