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ABD EL HAMEED
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Enigman said:Just want some confirmation- did anyone get the joke or not?
:p
My IQ was so low so I didn't understand it at first
Enigman said:Just want some confirmation- did anyone get the joke or not?
:p
Enigman said:Just want some confirmation- did anyone get the joke or not?
:p
Enigman said:Just want some confirmation- did anyone get the joke or not?
:p
Dembadon said:0 Kelvin. =]
Do you live in a black hole of one solar mass or something?
lendav_rott said:Yes that's what I mean, if he feels dumb at ~300 give or take IQ..he's being too hard on himself :D
..unless of course his room temperature is low enough to turn oxygen into liquid or even solid form.. whether he can survive in such environments is another matter.
Dembadon got it right.Enigman said:Its 0K here...
ABD EL HAMEED said:Or maybe he means 0k as In 0*1000
IQ, or intelligence quotient, is a measure of a person's cognitive abilities. It is typically measured through standardized tests that assess skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and memory. The most commonly used IQ test is the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS), which assigns individuals a score based on their performance compared to others in their age group.
There is a strong correlation between IQ and career success. People with higher IQs tend to have better job performance, higher salaries, and more prestigious job titles. However, IQ is not the only factor that determines career success. Other factors such as education, experience, and social skills also play a significant role.
While a person's IQ is largely determined by genetics, it is possible to improve it through education, training, and practice. Studies have shown that engaging in mentally stimulating activities, such as learning a new language or playing a musical instrument, can increase IQ scores. However, it is important to note that IQ is not the only measure of intelligence, and there are many types of intelligence that cannot be measured by IQ tests.
IQ is certainly helpful for a career in engineering, as it requires strong problem-solving and analytical skills. However, other factors such as creativity, communication skills, and practical experience also play a crucial role in success as an engineer. Therefore, while a high IQ may give someone an advantage in the field, it is not the only determining factor for a successful engineering career.
Yes, it is possible for someone with a lower IQ to have a successful career in engineering. As mentioned before, IQ is not the only measure of intelligence, and there are many other factors that contribute to success in this field. Additionally, with hard work, determination, and a strong passion for engineering, anyone can achieve their career goals regardless of their IQ score.