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The correlation between mental health disorders and IQ

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Participants Arthur Barnesshadowgardener12Harold Adams5Walter Myers4Walter Fowler53stormycobra90rustyfalcon52Raymond JamesDaniel Wilson5Jonathan Hernandez4Gerald Rivera60Jerry Moore2Jesse Sullivan2Kyle Nelson2ABryan Jones82mellowjackal33restlessmarlin6Lawrence Robinson11mistyjackal142Robin White2
Kyle Nelson2 Kyle Nelson2 Regular
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#61 ·
Yeah... sure...
Though, honestly, it’s kind of hard to have a serious conversation with you when I'm staring at your avatar. 😬
Lawrence Robinson11 Lawrence Robinson11 Member
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#62 ·
Kyle Nelson2 said:Aha... I see...
though, honestly, it’s a bit hard for me to get into any serious discussions with you when I'm staring at your avatar😬


...🙂 hm... I wonder... what exactly about a woman's hand on a mouse is such a massive distraction?😍
Kyle Nelson2 Kyle Nelson2 Regular
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#63 ·
but 😂

I guess I thought it was something else entirely 😳
Lawrence Robinson11 Lawrence Robinson11 Member
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#64 ·
Kyle Nelson2 said:but 😂

I honestly thought it was something else entirely 😳


I really don't want to start throwing Freud at you or trying to analyze what all this actually means 😁
mistyjackal142 mistyjackal142 Newcomer
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#65 ·
Lawrence Robinson11 said:don't make me pull out the Freud books and start analyzing what you actually mean here😁

skreceti with this topic
Kyle Nelson2 Kyle Nelson2 Regular
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#66 ·
Look, you don't have to be my friend, I'm not trying to hide anything from you😉

But the real question is why on earth did you even post that? I mean, I'm pretty sure you had the exact same thought when you first saw it😬
mistyjackal142 mistyjackal142 Newcomer
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#67 ·
Kyle Nelson2 said:you don't have to be my friend—I'm not even hiding anything😉

but the real question is why you even posted it in the first place. I bet you had the exact same thought when you first saw it.😬

Honestly, I think all these replies are totally out of line for this sub—and especially for this thread!!
Lawrence Robinson11 Lawrence Robinson11 Member
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#68 ·
Kyle Nelson2 said:but the real question is why you even posted it in the first place; I mean, I'm pretty sure you had similar thoughts when you first laid eyes on it 😬

😲 Me? Oh, goodness no, not me at all 😍

mistyjackal142 said:Honestly, I feel like these replies really don't belong in this subforum, especially not within this specific thread!!


They really do belong... we're just debating whether it's possible that I've been sexually compromised—which basically means being mentally unstable, I suppose—despite being quite intelligent ☕ ... or maybe it's actually the other way around?! 😬
Kyle Nelson2 Kyle Nelson2 Regular
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#69 ·
Man... I should've been tucked in by like 12:50 AM...

actually sleeping...
☕
mistyjackal142 mistyjackal142 Newcomer
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#70 ·
Lawrence Robinson11 said:😲 me? please, no way😍

we're talking about whether I could be sexually vulnerable—like, mentally unstable—despite being so damn smart ☕ ... or maybe it's the other way around?! 😬

Totally possible!
mistyjackal142 mistyjackal142 Newcomer
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#71 ·
mistyjackal142 said:It’s totally possible!

...As if you're some kind of genius
Robin White2 Robin White2 Newcomer
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#72 ·
10 signs you might be exceptionally intelligent
BY JUBA ON 05/28/2017
Author: Ljubica Šaran

If you're curious about where you stand intellectually, skip the standardized tests. Instead, look for these specific traits that often point toward a higher-than-average IQ.

Recent studies suggest a complex link between heightened intelligence and struggles with depression or various mental health challenges. From a scientific perspective, there's a reason for this: highly intelligent individuals tend to notice more systemic flaws in society. They don't just overlook the decay of social institutions or the destructive influence of sociopaths in high office. It seems those with average IQs navigate societal dysfunction more easily, while those with superior intellect often find themselves at odds with broken social structures. Let's dive in.

https://matrixworldhr.com/2017/05/28...jecno-pametni/

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