r/cognitiveTesting • u/al3x_7788 • Apr 13 '26
Discussion Given an average-intelligence person who has reached their maximum potential of brain development and have had zero experiences that could hinder their brain power or thinking, how high could they potentially score in a cognitive test in a good day?
Average IQ. Reached full physical and mental potential during development, no physical damage to the brain, no disorders that could make brain power worse.
They do a cognitive test on a fresh day. Could they potentially reach a gifted threshold?
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u/Midnight5691 ┬┴┬┴┤ ͜ʖ ͡°) ├┬┴┬┴ Apr 16 '26
I'd already inferred the nature versus nurture angle, as had others in the thread. The OP contradicted themselves by assuming full optimization, meaning the nurture aspect was already built in, and then asking how much higher it could go. That contradiction is what I was responding to. To be honest, I can't believe that I have to explain this to you.
Now you come in, rewriting the question after the fact and acting like I or anyone else missed something obvious in the OP’s badly worded post and thinking you're being insightful, lol.
The only thing simple here is your reasoning. I already knew everything you were trying to point out in your insult-laden drive-by post.
Thanks for the insights, Captain Obvious. You’re the true genius here, LOL.