People with exceptionally high IQ's are actually less creative?

[Justalittlevisit]

Maybe people with exceptionally high IQs prefer to solve problems very quickly and in a structured way, and therefore work, for example, as accountants and stock traders. In contrast, when you write lyrics and compose music to lyrics, you need time and need to let the brain flow.

Albert Speer was probably the most creative one among the major defendants in Nuremberg, but he did not have the highest IQ (128). Arthur Seyß-Inquart (second-highest IQ: 141) had a doctorate in law and worked as a lawyer. As a lawyer, he had to grasp the language of legal texts quickly and had to work in a structured way.

[EternalYouth]

People with high IQ tend to be introverted and find everything around them to be uninteresting, they are also prone to being misunderstood by most people who are not intelligent enough to understand what they are saying. To the average person, they are "boring, weird, socially awkward, an introvert and an oddball".

[Richmondbread]

People with high IQ tend to be introverted and find everything around them to be uninteresting, they are also prone to being misunderstood by most people who are not intelligent enough to understand what they are saying. To the average person, they are "boring, weird, socially awkward, an introvert and an oddball".

I would disagree that they are always introverted.

[EternalYouth]

I would disagree that they are always introverted.

At least in my opinion, they tend to prefer being by themselves.