You not at uni, you are a forklift truck driver in a warehouse doing nightshift and you are trying to tell everyone how intelligent you are?
I strongly disagree on this one. Just because you are a forklift driver or do manual labour, does not mean that you are thick as a plank. Similarly, if you are super intelligent, doesnt necessarily mean that you will do a job is suited to your intelligence level.
On another note, just because you are have a degree (or 2), under your belt, does not mean that you have high intelligence. Intelligence is something which is not necessarily linked to higher/further education.
If you were that clever, you would already be working in Finance or studying for a degree.
As stated, it does not follow that if you have high intelligence, that you will attempt to go the academic route.
Anyone who has even the slightest of clues can get themselves into Uni.
I agree.
However, even if the OP does have a super high intelligence level, this bears little relation to whether or not he is accepted at Universities.
I think people are confusing a high IQ score with education. The 2 are not the same, though they may be linked.
To give you an idea, I was working in a supermarket for many years, during my 20s. I have a high IQ. A first degree in Mathematics. A Masters in computer programming. Yet, for at least a decade, I was not making use of these "skills". I was happy to work jobs which require little mental aptitude and no responsibility.
I'm still struggling to understand what people have against the OP.
From my perspective, he is bragging about his intelligence, but he is not insulting me or hurting me in any way, hence, I have nothing against the guy and have no need to show any animosity towards him.
My only regret is that he is not a computer programmer. If he was I would've asked him to work on my AI project and put his money where his mouth is.
