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answer:Okay hi.. my name is Truly… I will be discussing my experience with a highly gifted IQ.. I've took many many IQ tests( mensa, wechler, etc) ranging from 149 - 157 HOW I LEARN; I essentially learn by having by coming to the conclusion myself rather than just being told the answer and that is a pro and a con since I'm authentic but depending on how complex the concept is “slow” but I definitely see the flaws in my intellect… which falls into Flaws in intellect; lmy memory ~ I need to be invested to remember it otherwise I will not at all… but I will recall it when it is brought back up but re forget… which also builds bad habits of not needing to study since it's something I can retain when re introduced… another flaw in my intellect is my Spatial reasoning ~ it is only efficient when its an a intuitive concept for example… if someone was explaining or telling a story I will visually see it and feel it's emotion almost perfectly but when it's something like “put this cube together” it's barely above average Strengths in intellect: My Logical reasoning is very profound; I've been on par and or above people with 160+ IQ Logical reasoning… how I scale this is with “conversation” when me and a person are having a conversation and its something complex I ask myself who is winning this conversation ( meaning who is refuting and or adding on the most ideas, while interested ) and I also take into account who had the most prep to the conversation like did this person study this as prerequisite to this conversation… or did they just hear about this while I had prep… but regardless who I am talking too I've never falling behind to the point I understand what's being told to me.. even when I talk to my cousin with a 164 IQ and he is older and more experienced and wise being 32 while I am 16 I've never falling short since being 15 ( no age earlier tho ) but yes I gave extremely good Logical reasoning. The rest is pretty average for someone with a 150 + IQ Things I am fascinated by: I love psychology, philosophy, and theoretical sciences. When it comes down to psychology not only is this very innate for me ( having a 150+ IQ but high EQ being 145 ish ) psychology and it's core principles fits my intuitive thoughts perfectly since I was 2 or 3.. Philosophy is something I absolutely love it gets me to think 🤔 and think and expand my way of thinking but I've never been unable to answer a single philosophical question I was ever dealt with.. theoretical science is what I've just gotten into ( few weeks ) I've been able to come to conclusions that almost no one would think a 16yr would come to… like no one.. I've formulated and Conceptualised a lot of new and re used concepts… which is why I say “almost every thought we come up with is just borrowed but we interpret it differently” but I've tied in reasoning with people 160 and 170 IQ in end results though… I have the internet (though I wouldve came to the conclusion regardless) at disposal while they had to read books and or come up with it raw thought.. But yeah this is loaded response about my life ( past 7 or so months) In conclusion I'm relative to people with 160 - 170 IQ though I feel like very close equal to elon musk but below any genius above him