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The other error is that, yes, a person with an IQ of 120 will likely do better in life than a person with an IQ of 80, but an IQ of 160 is unlikely to contribute as dramatically to quality of life. Usually people who disagree with @nntaleb miss his point entirely.
If you want some actual research on what people with IQs around 160 accomplish, read this https://my.vanderbilt.edu/smpy/files/2013/02/Article-PS-Makel-et-al-2016-II.pdf …
Is this including only successful people with high IQ’s, or all people with high IQ’s, successful or not?
Interesting: what is the "correlation" w/success compared to "lower" IQ categories (controlling for education, socioeconomic, etc.)? Look at "corporate sector" compared to a run of the mill MBA. For a measure to be effective, tail correlation needs to be HIGHER than mean ones.
This really wasn’t as impressive as I expected. Sounded like a typical slice of upper middle class society in nyc
Exactly. But compared to the WHOLE population they are doing very well. No one is disputing that you need more than IQ to become a billionaire.
This is like Plato's cave.
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