Beyond a Certain IQ, School Starts Marking You Wrong

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Neil deGrasse Tyson recounts a super-high-IQ dorm mate who discovered that IQ correlates with school performance only up to a point—after which higher intelligence predicts lower grades. The reason: when you exceed the intelligence of whoever is asking the question, you see answers they don't, and they grade those answers as wrong. Being smarter than the evaluator becomes a liability inside their system.

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