So now I am curious. What did you study? (all your degrees). How relative is your job to what you studied? Do you live in North America? I did not click your profile, so forgive the ignorance.

Well, I started believing that the universe was determined before knowing that determinism was a thing. Additionally, I figured out the dilemma of determinism all by myself, leading me to not believe in free will. Not at all saying that this is proof of me being overly intelligent, but it should indicate some degree of "street smartness".

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I have a degree on Marketing, Advertisement and PR and instruction on Engineering of informatics and computers. That includes some basic knowledge of Assembly, Pascal, C++ and Java.

Watching some posts, i guess i can add that i cook dinner almost everyday aswell, and moved to a foreign country to live with my other half.

This thread seems to be more like "intelegence tied to real life".
Unfortunely, im still struggling with the language barrier so i can get a proper job. That reminds me... i can speak 4 languages to some degree and im learning my 5th.

Lots of graduates are ending up with two or three degrees, huge student debt and long term unemployed.

i can talk about everything and my friend is maybe the best psychologist in town and even I dont know shit about that I talk to him like we are equals. so I have done nothing and even consider my self stupid when talking about math or learning in general..so im more of a knows stuff from head guy if that makes sense lol

I'm still alive. That's proof enough of how clever I am.

yes, 200k in debt. employed though

I tried to have sex when I was 6.

That proves how smart I am.

My only problem with this is that the education system in Scotland is such that any dolt can go to the University of Edinburgh or University of Glasgow, or any number of Scottish Universities.

In the US the criteria to getting into a prestigious university is often a Grand Point Average (GPA) of 3.90 or higher, as well as extra-curricular activities.   While it's fine that such programs as medicine require high achievement at the secondary level, the fact is that anyone with a passing grade can get into a Scottish University kind of takes away the significance of the fact that you got in.

What would actually be more impressive is knowing your secondary school marks your 5th or 6th year.  Hell, extremely impressive is if you were able to leave secondary at the end of your 5th year and enter university based on your marks up to and including your 5th year.