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Well, first I’d wonder about the accuracy of a free test online. But ignoring that, intelligence doesn’t influence performance in chess, hard work and practice do.
IQ does tell you how effective the hard work and study will be.
Just like anything, some have talent, some don't. Hard work and talent will beat just hard work.
IQ means nothing. Seriously. I have a high IQ and I can say that. It's not going to help you predict how great of a chess player you could become.
Here's what will:
Sleep
A good social support structure
Diet
Exercise
Whether or not you smoke
Whether or not you offload your short and long term memory tasks to your phone
How often you play chess
How old you are
Your state of mind
No IQ score is going to outweigh any of what I've listed. I don't care if you're Einstein or the bald guy from the movie "Powder."
Mar 4, 2023
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#7
87Classic wrote:
IQ means nothing. Seriously. I have a high IQ and I can say that. It's not going to help you predict how great of a chess player you could become.
Here's what will:
Sleep
A good social support structure
Diet
Exercise
Whether or not you smoke
Whether or not you offload your short and long term memory tasks to your phone
How often you play chess
How old you are
Your state of mind
No IQ score is going to outweigh any of what I've listed. I don't care if you're Einstein or the bald guy from the movie "Powder."
IQ is correlated to its subtests such as visual-spatial reasoning and working memory, both of which are important for chess.
Nepotamy wrote:
87Classic wrote:
IQ means nothing. Seriously. I have a high IQ and I can say that. It's not going to help you predict how great of a chess player you could become.
Here's what will:
Sleep
A good social support structure
Diet
Exercise
Whether or not you smoke
Whether or not you offload your short and long term memory tasks to your phone
How often you play chess
How old you are
Your state of mind
No IQ score is going to outweigh any of what I've listed. I don't care if you're Einstein or the bald guy from the movie "Powder."
IQ is correlated to its subtests such as visual-spatial reasoning and working memory, both of which are important for chess.
True but if you don't put any of the work in, you're not going to get better no matter how high of an IQ you have. I'm sure you have a high IQ but you can't tell me that you can get little sleep, have no social life, have poor eating habits, smoke like a chimney, and get very little exercise and still improve at chess. I know everyone wants to boil everything down to a number but it's just not that simple.
Mar 5, 2023
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#9
TheNameofNames wrote:
Why do you mfs keep going on about iq tests
IQ is correlated to chess skill.
Nepotamy wrote:
TheNameofNames wrote:
Why do you mfs keep going on about iq tests
IQ is correlated to chess skill.
Hikaru's IQ is 102. Many different sources confirm this. And you're providing a good example of having a high IQ and not applying it. If many different sources are telling you the same thing, but you're not accepting it, it means you're not interested in what is true, you're interested in answers that make you feel good. You dismissed a comment from another user who also said Hikaru's IQ is 102. Clearly, IQ does not come close to predicting chess potential. If Hikaru's IQ is lower than yours, and he has a higher ELO than you, that means IQ isn't as important as you think.
Mar 5, 2023
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#11
87Classic wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
TheNameofNames wrote:
Why do you mfs keep going on about iq tests
IQ is correlated to chess skill.
Hikaru's IQ is 102. Many different sources confirm this. And you're providing a good example of having a high IQ and not applying it. If many different sources are telling you the same thing, but you're not accepting it, it means you're not interested in what is true, you're interested in answers that make you feel good. You dismissed a comment from another user who also said Hikaru's IQ is 102. Clearly, IQ does not come close to predicting chess potential. If Hikaru's IQ is lower than yours, and he has a higher ELO than you, that means IQ isn't as important as you think.
Can't you see just how stupid you are sounding?
Nepotamy wrote:
87Classic wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
TheNameofNames wrote:
Why do you mfs keep going on about iq tests
IQ is correlated to chess skill.
Hikaru's IQ is 102. Many different sources confirm this. And you're providing a good example of having a high IQ and not applying it. If many different sources are telling you the same thing, but you're not accepting it, it means you're not interested in what is true, you're interested in answers that make you feel good. You dismissed a comment from another user who also said Hikaru's IQ is 102. Clearly, IQ does not come close to predicting chess potential. If Hikaru's IQ is lower than yours, and he has a higher ELO than you, that means IQ isn't as important as you think.
Can't you see just how stupid you are sounding?
Oh, the irony.
Mar 5, 2023
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#13
btickler wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
87Classic wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
TheNameofNames wrote:
Why do you mfs keep going on about iq tests
IQ is correlated to chess skill.
Hikaru's IQ is 102. Many different sources confirm this. And you're providing a good example of having a high IQ and not applying it. If many different sources are telling you the same thing, but you're not accepting it, it means you're not interested in what is true, you're interested in answers that make you feel good. You dismissed a comment from another user who also said Hikaru's IQ is 102. Clearly, IQ does not come close to predicting chess potential. If Hikaru's IQ is lower than yours, and he has a higher ELO than you, that means IQ isn't as important as you think.
Can't you see just how stupid you are sounding?
Oh, the irony.
You too.
Mar 5, 2023
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#14
btickler wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
87Classic wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
TheNameofNames wrote:
Why do you mfs keep going on about iq tests
IQ is correlated to chess skill.
Hikaru's IQ is 102. Many different sources confirm this. And you're providing a good example of having a high IQ and not applying it. If many different sources are telling you the same thing, but you're not accepting it, it means you're not interested in what is true, you're interested in answers that make you feel good. You dismissed a comment from another user who also said Hikaru's IQ is 102. Clearly, IQ does not come close to predicting chess potential. If Hikaru's IQ is lower than yours, and he has a higher ELO than you, that means IQ isn't as important as you think.
Can't you see just how stupid you are sounding?
Oh, the irony.
How come you haven't played a game since 2014? Your most recent game is against a 300. LOL
Nepotamy wrote:
btickler wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
87Classic wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
TheNameofNames wrote:
Why do you mfs keep going on about iq tests
IQ is correlated to chess skill.
Hikaru's IQ is 102. Many different sources confirm this. And you're providing a good example of having a high IQ and not applying it. If many different sources are telling you the same thing, but you're not accepting it, it means you're not interested in what is true, you're interested in answers that make you feel good. You dismissed a comment from another user who also said Hikaru's IQ is 102. Clearly, IQ does not come close to predicting chess potential. If Hikaru's IQ is lower than yours, and he has a higher ELO than you, that means IQ isn't as important as you think.
Can't you see just how stupid you are sounding?
Oh, the irony.
How come you haven't played a game since 2014? Your most recent game is against a 300. LOL
How about I play you? Unless your IQ isn't high enough and you're scared.
87Classic wrote:
How about I play you? Unless your IQ isn't high enough and you're scared.
Read my profile.
Mar 5, 2023
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#17
buooyy wrote:
Hello,
I took a free IQ test and my score turned out to be 121. What is the maximum I could get in ELO
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btickler wrote:
87Classic wrote:
How about I play you? Unless your IQ isn't high enough and you're scared.
Read my profile.
I wasn't talking to you.
Mar 5, 2023
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#19
87Classic wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
btickler wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
87Classic wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
TheNameofNames wrote:
Why do you mfs keep going on about iq tests
IQ is correlated to chess skill.
Hikaru's IQ is 102. Many different sources confirm this. And you're providing a good example of having a high IQ and not applying it. If many different sources are telling you the same thing, but you're not accepting it, it means you're not interested in what is true, you're interested in answers that make you feel good. You dismissed a comment from another user who also said Hikaru's IQ is 102. Clearly, IQ does not come close to predicting chess potential. If Hikaru's IQ is lower than yours, and he has a higher ELO than you, that means IQ isn't as important as you think.
Can't you see just how stupid you are sounding?
Oh, the irony.
How come you haven't played a game since 2014? Your most recent game is against a 300. LOL
How about I play you? Unless your IQ isn't high enough and you're scared.
Your puzzles rating is only 700. Lol. You're nothing compared to me.
Hello,
I took a free IQ test and my score turned out to be 121. What is the maximum I could get in ELO