BlueHeron
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Intelligence, just like normality, is relative. You might live in a very rural area, where most people grow up to do labor work, but in school you excel compared to other people. But that person into a school where kids come from wealthy backgrounds, he could be one of those "slackers".
There's a reason intelligence is rarely measured, and that's because intelligence is relative. You can't use IQ to scale someones smarts. Smart could mean studying a lot, smart could mean getting exemplary grades, smart could mean being able to read The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and fully comprehending it. Intelligence is relative.
Also, I'm going to leave the words of a very smart man here: http://imgur.com/gallery/Pk4bJ
There's a reason intelligence is rarely measured, and that's because intelligence is relative. You can't use IQ to scale someones smarts. Smart could mean studying a lot, smart could mean getting exemplary grades, smart could mean being able to read The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and fully comprehending it. Intelligence is relative.
Also, I'm going to leave the words of a very smart man here: http://imgur.com/gallery/Pk4bJ