Definition of Intelligence

• IQ (Intelligence Quotient) tests measure our ability to understand information or ideas, and do not measure how much we know.
• It is to be noted that simply cramming up new information does not increase our IQ, and our _ability to exercise our min_d plays a big role...

Lewis Terman, who helped pioneer the IQ test, tracked over 1,500 Californian schoolkids with IQs above 140, which is the near-genius or genius mark.

40 after the study began, the researchers noted that a number of the study's participants struggled to thrive, despite their high IQ scor...

In reality, creativity is a team sport.

The lone genius myth is a stereotype and it’s unhelpful because it suggests the route to innovation is to cut oneself off from colleagues and collaboration. You need a modest amount of intelligence to be creative, but extreme...