Yes.... that IQ game was interesting.

In the real world, IQ can also be interesting - but likely in the end, it might depend upon how well something like that might be applied to various opportunities in the world - whether we are referring to the analysis of bitcoin and its possible direction or even other various opportunities that might exist out there - in terms of career choices.

Another dilemma can be real world meat space issues, and I suppose when we are younger we might have to attempt focus some of our physical urges depending upon opportunities that might automatically be available based on being born into a position, or if there might be some need to attempt to put yourself into a better position.  A minority of folks are born into positions of privilege, but we have also learned that we are going to have more opportunities depending on which part of the world in which we are born, too.

Attempting to bring this back to bitcoin, there may well be some folks who are not really privileged or even high IQ, but they still are either lucky or insightful enough to identify bitcoin relatively early in their life (or at least when they are at least young enough in which identifying bitcoin can make a meaningful difference for them).  So, I suppose that i am trying to suggest that IQ might ONLY be one of the aspects of identifying bitcoin and getting into it.. and there also might be some reverse correlation, too, in the sense that some folks with high IQ and even born into some kinds of social/financial privilege might end up NOT identifying bitcoin as early as someone with lower IQ and less social/financial privileges, so in that regard bitcoin can end up serving as a great leveler for folks who had been less advantaged but merely insightful enough to identify bitcoin as a potential opportunity, and to act upon their place of superior knowledge (even if they had encountered some luck in regards to getting to that superior knowledge regarding bitcoin as a topic).