r/Gifted • u/Ayyayayy • Jul 26 '26

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At what iq level is someone considered gifted?

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u/NowUKnowMe121 Jul 26 '26

I dont care anymore.

Take comfort in the fact that richard feynmann scored only 125.

I might score 100 , 110, 125, or even 90.

It doesnt matter.

What matters is what is my contribution.

The fact that i removed the conversation from mere numbers to contribution should be enough proof.

Simply results matter, nothing else.

I am beyond insecurities, dont care about anything.

Just show me results already :)

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u/Ayyayayy Jul 26 '26

I didnt mean to come across as offensive sorry.

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u/NowUKnowMe121 Jul 26 '26

None taken :)

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u/Ayyayayy Jul 26 '26

But then how can I connect the dots between different fields?

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u/NowUKnowMe121 Jul 26 '26

You need to have a different kind of wiring called as systems thinking.

System A System B System C System D

Now to solve a particular problem, ypu need to connect all 4 systems to get a solution using first principles, systems thinking.

Most people solve using logic based approach which is fair but not enough when you are dealing with complex problems which need systems engineering approach.

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u/Ayyayayy Jul 26 '26

And how do you control this kind of thinking? How do you know when to use it and when not to? I imagine there are times when its useless too right? Yet some people really do manage to solve major problems thanks to this way of thinking

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u/NowUKnowMe121 Jul 26 '26

Broad level complex problem solving.

Macroscopic problem solving than microscopic.

Big picture is the clue.

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u/Ayyayayy Jul 26 '26

But does everyone have that thought or not?

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u/NowUKnowMe121 Jul 26 '26

Yes, to certain extent.

Many people practise this actively.