Probability Comparison: Human Intelligence

Albert's Comparisons - Probability Comparison: Human Intelligence

I will be comparing the rarest intelligence!! From being a human calculator, young prodigy, pitch-perfect and unlimited memory! Comment below the rarest intelligence you wish you had!

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[victorius]

If your actually watching this fully that means you have an high intelligence yourself because you want information and dumb people not.

[whatiftheworldwascandy]

But what about seeing the future in your dreams?

[robfbms]

Autistic people (including me) have a greater probability to display several of these features, such as hyperfocus, increased senses and high IQ. :) Society should celebrate the positive side of being autistic and provide all the needs we have to thrive and live happy and fulfilled lives, instead of pathologizing and demonizing our condition and repressing our "weird" traits.

[FLASHkor]

I have High IQ, Hyperlexia, Fast Reader, Ultra Smell, Hyper Focus, Extreme Physical Intelligence, Ultra-quick Reflexes, Strong Intuition, Great Understanding of Self, Multi-talented Intelligence and Perfect Pitch.


I live in South Korea, do not have a job and have a lot of debt.

😂😂😂🔫...⚰ :c
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[dropatacoshell]

I am bilingual and diagnosed with Hyperlexia and ADHD, AMA.

[gollum]

I have multi-talented intelligence just not when it comes to math..

[charitabledata]

Greta vid keep it up
Ps I make similar content 💕💞💞🙏🏿😜❤️💗❣️

[philipxgr]

Very cool vid but PLZ remove the childish music in your next one :)

[emmasilver]

I have high IQ, perfect pitch, and hypersensitivity (especially when it relates to hearing and touch). I am also multi-talented (music, writing, math, science, etc.). I can sense things around me without seeing them, which is very useful when it's dark. I've learned how to spar, track someone's movements, and maneuver through obstacles, all while blindfolded. I started reading at a very early age, so when I started kindergarten, I was already reading at a 3rd grade level. I had read the entire Book of Mormon cover to cover by my 8th birthday, and the Bible by my 10th. That made understanding Shakespeare so much easier once I got into junior high. Without any formal lessons, I was able to play twinkle twinkle little star on the violin just from observing my brother practice the song once (my mom put me in violin lessons shortly after because I was using my brother's violin more than he was).