I think I understand what Star means, though. I've never taken a formal IQ test, the only one I ever did was while I was on holiday and someone else had a "test your IQ" book, the first test was aimed at those in the average, topping out at 138, and I went off that scale easily, getting only a couple of the 150 or so questions wrong. I tend to be very verbose, and I'll go into what I'm talking about in great detail. Seems like it's easy to lose people when you do that, and it's easy to start looking down on others when they give you this blank "I have no idea what you're talking about anymore," look.
(Also, it doesn't help that I'm working in data entry where the written info I get is definitely from people at the lower end of the spectrum - how hard can it be to read a clock?)
I have to fight hard not to look down on most others. I like to think I do pretty well a lot of the time, but also a sense of intellectual superiority was about the only thing that got me through school and the bullying that came along with it, so I'm fighting against years of training myself to treat others like that as a self-preservation mechanism.
I, too, don't really understand the question here.
Mmaestro
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