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My main issue is I live in an 85 average IQ country, which means only 20% of the population is living in the same reality as I am (108 or above, bigger than 30 points in difference and you're not talking to an equal).
I also hate that people are driven by emotions at the same time that they believe their way is better than the logical way.
They don't argue in good faith not because they are evil, but because they are stupid (and therefore evil).
The lack of intuition is the worst part, no pattern recognition. I wish I had that print of some Twitterfag talking about how to argue with women feels like, it's patterns and statistics Vs. anecdotal exceptions and moralizing.
About improving your own IQ, who am I to say it's possible? But what I did all my life was to be curious. I have spent too many hours to count reading about topics that are not important. Learning things that don't matter.
They all create a network of knowledge in my brain that ends up being very much useful.
Maybe you don't need to know any factoids about Latvia to win your daily bread, but once you make that one Latvian friend on the Internet and make a reference about it, he will shit his pants in awe.
I was helping out some Chink girl who was trying to learn Portuguese, and she was very invested it, even learning how to sing a song, which she performed to me.
I immediately pulled out a .txt where I had transcribed a Chinese song for shitposting on Vocaroo 2 years prior.
As soon as she finished singing her song, I delivered the Chinese one and I have never seen someone so surprised/happy before.
I attribute whatever high intelligence I have mostly to good memory, but good memory must be paired with good ability to connect dots. If you can remember a lot of things and constantly remind yourself of them, and how they relate to each other, you might have a chance.
Build your own Obsidian "second brain", start connecting on paper if you can't do it naturally.
