Intelligence, how does low IQ impact communication?

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mega1posted 14 years ago
When you are communicating with others, how much is it going to matter how "smart" they are? assuming, of course, that you are all discussing a topic that interests you!
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  Pandoras Boxposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I hate to judge people. I know we're all smart in different ways and all that, but maybe a higher IQ would be indicative of a broader intelligence and comprehensive thinking skills.
  
  And interest. Most people aren't interested in the same things as others. I could care less what happened on American Idol last night, and you could care less about my ideas regarding the possible futures of our society.
  
  So yeah, alot of conversations just aren't going anywhere much.
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  alternate poetposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Of course it matters how smart they are. Conversations we have with people less smart are frustrating because they cannot get past their own levels of undestanding - as it must be for people more smart when talking to us.
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  TheGlassSpiderposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  OKay, I can understand what you're saying here, but what about the idea that there might be something to learn from a "less smart" person even on a subject that one is "smart" about?
  
  Another question: how much of what we consider "smart" is culturally based?
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  mega1posted 14 years agoin reply to this
  question: is there anything to learn from a "less smart" person on a given subject? often, yes, very often - that's why everyone does well to keep their mind open and listen!
  
  question: how much of what we consider "smart" is culturally based? I don't know. I think of "smart" as being bright and willing to learn and having that open mind - therefore probably none of it is culturally based, even though what could be considered "smart" in the sense of "knowledgeable" in one culture wouldn't be so smart in another. but technically that knowledge would be attached to intelligence - and it has been demonstrated that IQ in one culture is extremely different than IQ in another. Smart probably crosses cultural boundaries, don't you think so?
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  TheGlassSpiderposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I don't know either, really...I'm just thinking and posing questions and seeing what other people say.
  
  Perhaps the ability to learn crosses cultural boundaries (i.e., all people have that ability to varying degrees, I suppose), and what is considered valuable or useful "knowledge" or "intelligence" may change depending on one's culture?
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  mega1posted 14 years agoin reply to this
  exactly - that's what I think, too.
  
  I think the whole question re: smartness, what it is, how it works, who has it, how to use it - is very complicated.
  
  I like your open-minded style GS, always have. Plus you are funny and fun. I don't agree with what leanman said about your dried up web glands - hahaha although that was pretty damn funny. that was a fun thread - where sarcasm was de rigeur! I loved it - i'm gonna go dig that up!
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  TheGlassSpiderposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Aww, thanks mega! That really means a lot to me. I try to always remember to take a "not-knowing" stance...but sometimes I fail...LOL.
  
  Can you believe that leanman?! I think he's just jealous *shimmies her web glands* these babies are in perfect working order. He's just making fun of what he can't have
  
  (I was having a lot of fun in there, too...darned work impeding on my HubTime...LOL)
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  ThatGirlFrankieposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I agree that it does cross cultural boundries. Being smart or intelligent is all about a persons ability to learn.
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I think the ability to learn is more along the lines of the capabilities of intelligence, whereas the ability to think basically shows intelligence.
  
  imho
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  alternate poetposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  The point was about the communication - not the content. Communication is about exchanging ideas and so degrees of smart matter as the more the ability to think bigger or further or whatever the more widely you are talking and so the person still talking at ground level is not interesting - unless they are being taught something.
  
  The content - that is a different story - the information that is being exchanged is what we are learning, some really good teachers are not so clever but they know their own subject and can pass it on with passion and a deeper understanding of it than we get as we pass their subject by. The same goes for clinically 'stupid' people, my experience of this is that they can tell us more about love than we will ever be able to grasp with our supposedly normal IQ.
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  Ben Evansposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I think many people use and veiw other's intelligence to fortify their strata in life. Our intelligence also puts us in cliques according to our aptitude and vocation.
  
  While some discussions are dependent on a level of understanding. An example would be: An IT expert talking to a non-computer user. This is going to be a onesided conversation.
  
  However when we turn our nose and we look at people and start labling people as stupid, we start looking at people as not worthwhile.
  We lable people according to their wealth, their sexuality or lack there of, their emotional state, and of course their intelligence.
  
  Of course when two people are talking regarding a subject matter that is not understood by one person, it will be hard to have a conversation. When we try to stratify oursleves into elite catagories, we cloak our eyes and we dont have a chance to see the rest of the world.
  
  We can divide who we are and try to look down on others but this is just a start of intelorence which leads to hate.
  
  I know that the context of this thread is to say two people of different knowledge backgrounds will have a hard time communicating.
  
  I do want to say, however, it is destructive to a peaceful society to label and exlude people according our own elite order.
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  TheGlassSpiderposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Wow. Once again you knock my socks off and humble me with your reasonable and compassionate response. You're batting a thousand! Thank you for your thoughts. I couldn't have said it better...and didn't.
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  Poppa Bluesposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I find with liberals I have to talk slower and use smaller words...alas, they still don't get it!
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  the statement and the picture gives me dissonance.
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  Poppa Bluesposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I was hoping my comedy would provide a catholicon and sound a chord of consonance on the subject.
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  comedy appreciated
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  sneakorocksolidposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Huh?
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  *snicker*
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  Justine76posted 14 years agoin reply to this
  doesnt matter to me, but most people I know claim to be smarter then me and wont talk to me much,they like to talk down....
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mega1posted 14 years ago
Pandora - I have to reveal right now that this thread was created out of a discussion Cecilia and others and I were having in that thread about whether Stupid people could really talk to Smart people - she said if she had called it "Intelligence, how does low IQ impact communication?" instead of "Can Stupid People really Talk to Smart People?" nobody would have come.

So I posted this thread to find out whether anyone woulod respond. I actually like this title - because it assumes that we have intelligence. I always take offense at the word "stupid" because I'm wired that way. So that's what this is really all about.

And, now that you're here I just want you to see that I am not judging people, far from it. When I post a thread I assume that people who aren't interested at all in the topic won't respond. And when I am talking to people in the real world I know we all quickly change the subject(s) until we do find common ground or if we don't we don't keep playing with each other.

I think its fun to watch the threads get tangled - watch the subjects go of six different directions and see who people are by how they respond and what kind of things they laugh at. But when someone just resorts to "poking fun" I either get irritated or bored. blah blahdy blah blah.

anyway, at least you did show up here and even if we are very different - I would talk to you!
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mega1posted 14 years ago
so, I guess, since its ok to be serious here, I'll just say that what bothers me is when someone enters into discussion of a topic without really having knowledge of it but because of huge ego problems can't just admit they don't know something and ask for information. Most people won't belittle others for not knowing all the answers about a subject - most people will actually admire another person for actively trying to get ALL the facts before they develop their own opinion on the subject. So many times I find people revealing immediately how ignorant they are of a given subject, yet vehemently and churlishly pursuing their opinion as if it were the only "right" way to think! man, that pisses me off!
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I hope you're not referring to me in the religious forums! LOL
  Occasionally I make the mistake of going in there because I think the question is looking for real answers LOL too often it doesn't occur to me the forum question is posted for Debate! At least, not until someone politely reminds me. LOL
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  northweststarrposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Ooo, I'm going to have to go to the religion forums. What fun!
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  
  I have learned to remind myself to LOOK first before jumping into a thread!
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  northweststarrposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Oh goddess, why did I do that? Aaaaahh!
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  
  i tried to warn you
  
  I've also promised myself I'll never go back, but...sometimes...those subject lines look too interesting
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  northweststarrposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  They are aren't they? I just wanted to "explore my ism."
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Shadesbreathposted 14 years ago
Huh?
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sneakorocksolidposted 14 years ago
Poor reception maybe?
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ThatGirlFrankieposted 14 years ago
If your iq is poor, let's awknowledge that your reasoning cognitive thinking skills are poor. Part of being smart to me is having a firm grip on common sense but this too is effected by intelligence.. The ability to problem solve. Also effected would be your ability to take in what's going on around you, keeping one from being fully able to keep a point made in conversation in context. This would then effect the lower IQ'd persons ability to communicate effectivly or contribute valid points. This all varies based on the conversation had. Basic communication by way of body language is also off the mark because of a lack of boundry understanding or commonly used signals people use to instigate and guage different reactions. I feel like I just spoke in circles!
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mega1posted 14 years ago
Yes, but then there's always that it is difficult to know how "smart" someone really is here in the forums - writing in these boxes and waiting for a reply and then getting distracted by another thread or a tv show or something - and sometimes people sound like they really don't know anything and then you check their hubs and they have exquisite writing skills or alot of knowledge about something you didn't even know existed! Man, this is a fun place. And sometimes when we get on a good topic the conversation soars! and sometimes people are so funny I nearly pee myself laughing - well, and then you find out that person who made you laugh hysterically is on the other side of the world living in a very stressful situation and its just awesome! awesome! so basically, I don't care much how smart people are, as long as they are communicating - its all good!
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ceciliabeltranposted 14 years ago
Wow, this is a good forum! I'm glad you posted it. Maybe I'll read more tomorrow!
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  mega1posted 14 years agoin reply to this
  it was your idea! and I am very glad you were wrong about it! heh heh heh!
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I know right, it such a rich topic! And i think the one I started is losing steam.
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mega1posted 14 years ago
What more can we possibly say about this? I have definitely learned how to communicate better in the forums, but sometimes I just don't want to use my new knowledge and I act like a stupid pig! I could see a doctor - maybe I will!
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  forums are a different animal as you cannot use your hands to calm people down, your eyes to show your joking and your tone of voice to show you mean well. It is really a great exercise as a writer to learn how to communicate better through words because you get real-time feedback.
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  mega1posted 14 years agoin reply to this
  well said - exactly what I would have said if I were only more intelligent!
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  wow, that is a compliment I cannot accept for it is inconceivable for me to think myself more intelligent than you. (girlfriend!)
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skyfireposted 14 years ago
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  thanks, kitty cat. now run off and catch something using your reflex while I deliberate on sending you to a chinese restaurant.
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  We go to a Chinese restaurant nearby, and the "Teriyaki Cat on a Stick" is totally scrumptious! Mind you, the protein content is still higher than the common forms of "road kill" that they use for the entrees at the cheap, all ya can eat, buffet!
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  your chaos is organizing in my brain and is beginning to form a pattern.
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Oh, no! It hasn't even organized nor formed a pattern in my brain, yet! Chill out, on the telepathy!
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  what i meant was you are beginning to make sense, in your own weird idea of sense.
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Whatever; ha-ha! That's funny, in its own oddity of madness.
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  you're sometimes like a cactus with a pink flower on top. prickly but decorative.
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  northweststarrposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  >decoratively prickly is not very useful<
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  You're not useful? Hmm, maybe you need to raise the bar...
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Rafiniposted 14 years ago
Wow, interesting thread! So, how does low IQ impact communication?

Let's put it this way:

Communication between various IQ groups gives the persons with a higher IQ the opportunity to learn how to communicate with someone with a lesser IQ, while giving the persons with a lower IQ the opportunity to grow and learn from the persons with a higher IQ.
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  This is, of course, if you believe one test determines one's ultimate level of awareness - which is not true. People, as in Homo sapiens, are intelligent in different forms and/or ways - from one to the next, much like other forms of life have heightened senses that we could never even begin to understand. The vast animal kingdom, alone, proves such things...
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  No, I believe this is true whether or not a test is involved. It has been proven and is the reason behind mainstreaming disabled students into regular classrooms.
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  One short, limited test proves awareness & knowledge, huh? LOL!
  Well, one could say it would definitely weed out the mentally challenged folks, but that doesn't say a lot, considering you shouldn't need to take a test to determine that.
  Plus, the tests aren't accurate. I'm unbiased, considering I've took a few tests over the years and have seen numbers as high as 160 on the average/total...and up to nearly 180 in the intuition section of my tests - from the so-called IQ results. I know I have a lot to learn, and by having a supposedly high IQ, I know that the tests are a load of crap - if that makes any sense.
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  What does this have to do with communication between low IQ & high IQ?
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  It means we all learn from each other and our surroundings; communication is a must!
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  yes....and? how does your previous post (on IQ testing) relate to how low IQ impacts communication?
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  You support the so-called testing, I do not. On that post, I was just saying the IQ test is, overall, a load of crap. ...There is no need to taint the actuality of my last comment, when I said that "we all learn from each other and our surroundings; communication is a must!"
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  somebody failed the mensa exam *snicker*
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  No, I did not! Ha-ha! I just think a person would have to be a fool, to think an IQ test actually determines intelligence. LOL! No dear, my results were way higher than they should have been, at the time. Of course, now, I would accept them gladly - if I was feeling silly and arrogant.
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  was just teasing you, dear.
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Yeah, I gave the big crazy smile for a reason. You don't tease; you strive to tantalize from afar! Ha-ha!
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  tantalize? into what? better yet, STRIVE?
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  You said you was just teasing. Well, this is via cyber-space, so it has to be from afar, hence the term 'tantalize'... Simple English, nothing more.
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Where did I say I support the IQ test? hhmmm?
  
  It is rather obvious there are IQ discrepancies throughout the worlds population, and all of these people need to communicate with each other. Correct? So...how is this communication impacted when it is obvious there are discrepancies in IQ?
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  You keep talking about "IQ"...hence, you must think it is something.
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  
  it's in the subject line of this thread, I came in to give my opinions on the question and nothing was said about an IQ test in the question..;.so, I repeat:
  
  Where did I say I support the IQ test? hhmmm?
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  When you said this:
  
  "Wow, interesting thread! So, how does low IQ impact communication?
  Let's put it this way:
  Communication between various IQ groups gives the persons with a higher IQ the opportunity to learn how to communicate with someone with a lesser IQ, while giving the persons with a lower IQ the opportunity to grow and learn from the persons with a higher IQ."
  
  You totally acknowledged it! LOL!
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  that says nothing of a test, it basically says what I said 16 minutes ago - it is obvious there are different levels of intelligence and all must communicate with each other, so...how do they communicate? <----- referring back to forum question.
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  You can't acknowledge an "IQ" without the test, since it takes a so-called test to determine "IQ." As for the forum question: it has been answered numerous times; no big deal...
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  if you think so, but there are many who would disagree with your assessment of intelligence.
  and was the forum question not intended to be answered and discussed by whoever decided to come in? Perhaps you are attempting to be polite in telling me I shouldn't have entered to give my opinions, but I don't find it polite at all...
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I never said that.
  
  All I said was, when it comes to your original question:
  
  "It means we all learn from each other and our surroundings; communication is a must!"
  
  I have no problem with anyone that wants to disagree with that......
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  So...the same thing I said...interesting, very interesting.....
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  Obscure Divineposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Huh? What? Hmm, your IQ impacts my communication. Oh, no! I'm doomed! Ha-ha!
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mega1posted 14 years ago
I read somewhere that Intelligence Quotient or IQ is really a measure of your ability to learn, not how much you already know. So when you take an IQ test they are just saying that you either have an exceptional abiity to learn and can demonstrate that, or not so much. I think most tests are bogus because some people have learned to take tests better than others and do well, even though in learning situations they may not be so good. But they say these modern IQ tests get around that somehow - trick questions or something. Anyway - I learn alot from everybody, smart or not so smart - but mainly I learn the most from rich people.
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  
  Send them my way, will ya?
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mega1posted 14 years ago
rich men, actually!
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  lol
  Send them my way, will ya?
  lol
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mega1posted 14 years ago
should I just put up a sign:

ATTENTION:

ALL WHO ENTER HERE, LEAVE YOUR IQ'S BEHIND! ALL YOU WILL NEED IS AN EGO!
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  That's from the classic Dante's Inferiority Complexes.
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northweststarrposted 14 years ago
Personally I don't care what someone's IQ is as long as they know what they're talking about, can make me laugh, or really believe in what they are presenting. That being said, I do have a problem with complete ignorance or intolerance in a writer. Too many people write "nonsense" hubs around here and that really only belongs in the forums. But it's nice to see a forum about something other than what I ate for breakfast or who's mad at who on hubpages.
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  mega1posted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I'm having an oatmeal cookie and coffee right now!
  
  also, this morning I published my latest hub about slang words I use! is that what you mean? :
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  northweststarrposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Of course not, you know you make me laugh mega! I love your nonsense! Going to that slang hub right now....
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  northweststarrposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Oh god, I backpedaled! Did I backpedal? I'm so bad at confrontation!
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  ceciliabeltranposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  backpedaling nowadays is just breaking so that you don't hit the tree.
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  northweststarrposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  I agree, it's nice to have an interesting topic to discuss....
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skyfireposted 14 years ago
Best Answer on IQ ever :

http://hubpages.com/forum/post/934488

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mega1posted 14 years ago
obviously the intelligence of a few of you is not just low, but entirely missing! and mine as well? of course. now. hmmmm.

the question at hand is . . . who wants some nachos?

no, I'm quite sure that wasn't it. (whining) I don't wanna go back to the OP and find out! I'll just talk about shoes, then.
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  Rafiniposted 14 years agoin reply to this
  Oh, No, no, no, No! I wanna go back to Nachos!!
  
  Can I have some?
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andromidaposted 14 years ago
Low IQ might result in misunderstanding in communications or even a fight
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