Explore Your Mind Q and A on Genius and IQ Limits
Dr. Albert E. Wiggam discusses genius versus industry and claims true creative capacity is unlikely below an IQ of 170 to 180. He notes many gifted individuals do not originate foundational ideas in science or the arts and cites Lorge and others. The piece also covers detection of bright children, the rarity of Passes in a Quiz Kid contest, and calls for periodic testing of extra bright youths.
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