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INSTANT IQ TEST: There are at least six simple tests that tell me when people are low-IQ and therefore not worth wasting time on: (shout out to @DrJackKruse who is one of the smartest out there and who probably has a similar list)
1) People who believe that carbon dioxide is a pollutant (and who therefore believe the official climate change narrative) are low IQ.
2) People who believe a man can become a woman are low IQ.
3) People who continue to take ANY vaccines after living through the COVID years are low IQ.
4) People who eat foods, use personal care products or take pharmaceuticals without scrutinizing the ingredients are low IQ.
5) People who are afraid of sunlight and who think natural light is bad while they stare are blue light screens all night are low IQ.
6) People who don't yet realize that AI reasoning models are engaging in actual reasoning are low IQ.
Your life will be much better if you take steps to identify and avoid these people. I avoid them completely.
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