the respect of HRMs.
However, at least I have a fairly high eye queue (130-140). Some believe this is the optimal IQ range, but they are wrong. The higher one’s IQ, the better, and any high IQ person who fails at basic things probably just needs to work on their social skills and/or attitude.
Buddy, read your post again and rethink where the lack of respect might be coming from. Hint: it may be your attitude and weird obsession with IQ, not your mathematical abilities.
I literally never mention IQ in real life.
Be a grown up, have dignity, respect will follow.
I don’t think this is true. People are animals and do what they think benefits them.
If people don’t bully you, it’s not because of your “dignity” but because you don’t make yourself an easy target. You blend in with the crowd, or, less charitably, the herd.
i know many neurotic and disorganised well respected mathematicians, who are not lemons.
I think those are either smarter or more focused on math than I am, though.
moreover, as others have said, many vhrm mathematicians do not respect each others.
True, it is senseless to beat oneself up about not having a particular group’s approval, when there are no material consequences for how that group thinks of one. But sometimes I can’t help it.
I don’t even think IQ determines the worth of a person. As I said in the OP, personality is crucial. One who is as neurotic, introverted, and disorganized as myself is bound to be a lemon. Let me take solace in my intelligence, at least, while I can.
Do you get laid with that personality?
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