If y’all don’t know Tyler’s job, (CBRN Defense) (CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL RADIOLOGICAL AND NUCLEAR Defense) its one of the hardest jobs to perform and train for in the military
I love how everyone in that room heard Marine and you could see the crayon jokes forming in their heads. They were ignorant about the world he was coming from while he knew exactly what world they came from, so they felt fine dismissing him. EQ is a bogus metric made up by like a journalist, but if it meant anything then they all would be incredibly low on the list just because of that. My man came in cocky for a good reason.
Notice that at least in the cut of the video we are shown, nobody displays any interest in what that actually is. It doesn’t take a phd to realize that there have to be smart people in the military.
"He's not very emotionally inteligent??" He is just honest and might not give a fuck about their feelings. imagine being a marine in a battle und you dont wanna fight bcause u a butthurt what your supervisor said last night. feelings and the truth a two different things. Maybe he wasnt number one BUT he is definetely on the top 4 who were VERY close to each others IQ
@Eetzjuss Toogood And even if it is "real" - these people think they can judge that person's EQ as being "lower" than theirs by simply looking at him while simultaneously discounting the results of the IQ test. Human egos at work.
@Eetzjuss Toogood It might not be real but almost everyone across business management considers it real and look for it (or what they think it is) in people as a primary skill
@Eetzjuss Toogood EQ is real. Its about self-awareness and social skills. Its the most important ability to climb the corporate ladder. The corporate culture is full of people with high EQ. Its the skill that allows you to read the room, its knowing when to make a joke and knowing when to be quiet. Its knowing when to push an issue and when to shut up even though you're right. People with high EQ are manipulative and it requires some level of intelligence to be manipulative. A person who is incredibly stupid is not going to be able to manipulate others.
@AH - 10ZZ 678263 Streetsville SS True. But there are various different IQ tests and they undoubtedly will have different application of merit for each. So, in this case, they were very explicit about the ranking as they called out each person's name and then their rank, it would be a safe assumption they used another measurement for further delineation, possibly time or a time zone, once the scores were tied. I've seen this be done before.
ADHD girl's story sounded like the TLDR of her application essay to Yale. "I may not be the brightest, I'm pretty smart, but I am burdened with ADHD and Dyslexia so I am like SUPER diverse." Her IQ was in the top 2% BTW so she was certainly qualified. Not hating here, my son has dyslexia and my wife is a college professor who has ADD, she really struggled to get her degrees.
@@eddiek8179 I don't want to sound cold, but a test of learning ability can certainly and accurately be affected by a learning disability. She seems to have done well regardless and scored high. Hard work will not increase IQ ( a measurement with severe limitations ), but it can certainly increase success.
@AH - 10ZZ 678263 Streetsville SS I bet she really worked that test too. I get Tyler but I'm betting that he did not push himself on the test. He was already considered #6, so anything better would feel like a "win".
I can see judging off the reactions here that society has kinda turned on the notion of a decisive minded man looking at reactions to tyler, he was simply confident in his capability and was straight forward, people nowadays seem to want pussyfooting around, im glad dues like tyler are in the military, id rather have a no bullshit dude watching my back than the rest of these wafflers
Both have value for situations. Having a super blunt straightforward medic would only further stress their patients in a warzone, which could cause the patients to freak, prevent good care, or die. Having someone on the frontlines who isn't straightforward would be less useful. But both individuals are useful for certain situations and without both the military would be a lot less effective
Sade ranked herself 3rd and tied 3rd with Tyler. She even said because of her autism, she was at a disadvantage. I found her to be the most self aware.
Sada literally tied with Tyler and the top 4 are actually statistically significantly above average. There’s nothing to cope about for any of them. Maria’s score was actually the most surprising because she was an entire standard deviation below the rest.
@@PSShavaria I don't know, man. It could be anything. I don't trust someone who puts out their disability proudly as sort of a badge, and it irritated me because she reminds me of the reason why people think of any psychological disorder(s) as a competence shield.
You kept saying Tyler was "not nice" or had a "low EQ", but that guy is all about business, even at 21. Confident and proud, the fact that he's a CBRN specialist and his 94 ASVAB should have been indicators. Also, from the military, he could go to college and pay a fraction of what the others did. There's definitely something different between educated and intelligent.
very sad how they were so condescending towards Typer but so happy to see how he handled the backlash & how eventually proved himself as well. I hope it was a good humbling reality check for the rest.
Sadly I dont think anybody learned anything from this experience. Based on the ladies reactions it seems like they refuse to take the test seriously and were butthurt that Tyler did so well.
@Charge xGod yep. Im not white,but i kinda got that condescending and toxic vibe off those two girls.( PhD girl,and black girl). Everyone else was chill though
She didn't bash him. She said she doesn't have much respect for the military. There are legitimate reasons for someone to not care for the military. The fact that someone goes into the military isn't necessarily an indication of intelligence. People enlist for a variety of reasons. If you're going to consider military service, that's what you have to look at.
@@chocolateangel8743 he's an individual. Soldiers, especially smart ones, don't even do a lot of combat. It's a political view that has no nothing to do with intelligence. EQ is showing maturity, which Tyler did well and she did not.
@@chocolateangel8743 Not caring for a job shouldn't skew your view of people's intelligence in that job. That alone shows a lack of intelligence. Especially since the military already gives you what is essentially an IQ test to get in, so he'd know if hes below average.
The word ‘Bourgeois’ popped into my head watching this. The wealthy, middle class college kids not able to look past someone’s lack of degree, even though IQ and education are not related. Also EQ is not a real metric.
The salt-filled, olympian mental gymnastics that Maria goes through to protect her massive ego is the best part of this video. And we all knew that Ray was going to come out on top because he talked the least and didn't brag at all.
@@stuart5811 Yeah it is pretty obvious when someone is huffing copium. Especially when two of the females very specifically said they think the military guy's IQ is low because of how he looks and socially interacts. They essentially said "he is dumb because he isnt attractive or charismatic."
@@shumagorath9909 it is called being very shallow and superficial, and now everyone can see how Sada and Maria are very lacking in common sense and true intelligence. I would not employ those 2.
As soon as he said he scored 94 on the ASVAB should’ve been a sign to everyone. The question from the group after the 94 comment should’ve asked Tyler what percentile is 94.
Tyler scored in the top 6 percentile of every person to ever be in the military (and taken the ASVAB). MY BOI is wicked smart. I made a 96, these people just don't understand what that actually means.
@@kevinryan917 that score also includes military officers (West Point, Air Force academy, etc...) so for people think is just trying to figure out the smartest among dumb people, they are wrong. I really hate when you tell people you were in the military they automatically think you lack intelligence, especially among the younger generations.
@@BZY-bu9wr it wasn’t always like that. But due to the huge influx of candidates for the marines, the majority of them score super high on the ASVAB, it got to the point where they raised the score requirement for grunt from 30 to somewhere in the 50s.
The only problem people have with Tyler...it seems.. Is he is dead honest. The world is full of pretentious people, fake people - nobody likes an honest person.
I did both as well, but they both taught me very different things. My first year of college was exciting and fun, but I couldn't afford it and ended up joining the Army. It was a system shock! When I got out, I went back to college and found it way easier my last three years than the fist year had been. It was clearly because of being taught functionality and discipline in the Army and it was instantly applicable to college and everything else I did. I learned a lot from both, but there was little overlap in the actual education. Military really taught me the concept of "skin in the game" vs. justice/fairness.
Did both also here. Despite the fact that US ARMY Finance school was a total waste of time, 10 weeks of learning how to use horrendous military financial software systems and raking pine cones while other students took exams over and over again, I learned boatloads about teamwork and leadership (especially when preparing to go into theater). As others have said, college had a different purpose. That is where I learned to build good financial software systems 🤣 I wouldn’t trade either experience for anything.
1st: There is no such thing as "EQ". 2nd: The excuses flowed fast and furious when the cancer researcher couldn't perform. 3rd: The researcher isn't developing theorems; she reads results and is good with numbers and books. Essentially, she's good at looking at results(that BTW don't vary that much) in a niche area of knowledge. Is her work important? Yes. Is it physics? No.
1) There is such a thing as EQ - though it is not quantifiable by some non-arbitrary standard. 2) The real excuse is that IQ is still valid, even when it doesn't correlate - as in the case of Maria. 3) OK the 3rd comment is fair enough.....Math/Physics deals directly with complexity.
I liked the way Tyler came across. He wasn’t arrogant or judgemental even in the face of being treated that way himself. He was very articulate, factual and confident without being arrogant. The fact that the blonde couldn’t look past the college part makes me question her common sense. I’m not sure what Red pants meant about the way Tyler acted towards everyone. He was more respectful than the women. Also, chick that doesn’t respect the military should spend a month in the marines so that can be addressed.
Tyler: confident, straight to the point, proficient in Military experience. Maria: self-centered, worried about other thoughts about her, put herself on top immediately, judged others, and says IQ tests are flawed when she gets dead last. Ahh yes, maria is definitely the smarter of two (not)
Dr. Jordan Peterson - There is no such thing as EQ. Let me repeat that: "There is no such thing as EQ." The idea was popularized by a journalist, Daniel Goleman, not a psychologist. You can't just invent a trait. You have to define it and measure it and distinguish it from other traits and use it to predict the important ways that people vary.
@@benghazi4216 As opposed to who? You? I love comments like these, regardless of what you think of someone personally, he's clearly above average intelligence. Regardless of politics or opinions, just listening to a single lecture by him makes that much obvious. Be painfully honest, what have you EVER achieved? Again, always find it hilarious that someone who likely is far inferior in both social status and probably credentials thinks the whole world will value their opinion. Did you stop to think for a second before revealing your lower social status to the world?
@@Silencewithinme Just like Ben Carson, really dumb people can actually be quite successful in a specific field. Which Jordan were 20 years ago. Now he in an author and RU-vid personality, that happens to be a professor in psychology. But hey, at least he has some credentials in some field, and not a total hack like Graham Hancock for example. But they are hunting for the same people, gullible misinformed people. And you seem really really messed up writing stuff like: "before revealing your lower social status to the world?" Is that the kind of BS you learned from listening to Jordan?
Ben Ghazi- He wasn’t just a “professor in psychology.” He was a Practicing Clinical Psychologist for over 20 years. There is a HUGE difference between those that just TEACH, and those that PRACTICE what they teach. Being an Author and RU-vid personality doesn’t negate his experience as a Clinical Psychologist.
@@benghazi4216 Credible statement? I'd take Dr. Jordan Peterson, with over 20 years of experience in clinical psychology and worked as a professor, over a journalist who wanted to market himself by investing a new construct and publishing it in a book with no background primary research to back it. The term is pop psychology. Just like those people who preach about sociopathy versus psychopathy.
@@monsterC94 "Sada" here -- I'd strongly disagree with us bashing Tyler (I think they were very much setting a narrative) and I've already spoken on this, but you guys saw 10 minutes of a 3-4 hour shoot. As you can hear from the cut, I listed other reasons for why I ranked Tyler last, he interjected about him being in the military, and they cut to me saying "I also don't value the military" in response to ranking his intelligence higher. Also, he did have IQ test experience (and it wasn't a real IQ test...)
@@bratzglamoruslife123 I would strongly disagree with him being attacked, but obviously you see the cut that they post! I think most people had good/bad moments, and we don’t get to be in the editing room, though someone did speak up and ask for certain parts about them to be cut
Those people in the video dod my boy Tyler dirty. Glad he was top 3 after the test. Also glad that PHD biotech girl got thrown all the way at the end. That attitude with the cockiness that you’re so much better than everyone is something I see alot as a STEM major.
Tell me about it. Funny thing is, the smartest people I've met in STEM were some of the most humble, down-to-earth people I've known. You couldn't even tell they were THAT smart unless you got close to them
My husband who was Valedictorian of UCI and a software developer is so humble. Every time someone mentions he is a "genius" he gets so upset and says that there are wayyy smarter people in this world and education doesn't equate intellect.
Harman was 100% right IMO. Im glad Tyler had confidence in his capabilities, even though it might've seemed cocky (especially when no one was agreeing with him) I'm glad he stuck to his guns and ended up very high! I actually ranked the top three correctly :) woohoo
I didn't read him as cocky at all. I think he was direct. People also don't seem to understand that the military, particularly the Marine Corps, has very strict standards for how you look and carry yourself. If he is active military, that is at play in his comportment.
@@AstraeaAntiope people always confuse confidence for cockiness. Clearly stating what you know you're capable of, especially when someone asked you, isn't being cocky. He didn't exaggerate or make it seem like he was above the others
@@frankzappa9148 Yeah, Maria was relying on letters after her name, and other status minutiae to try and play a status-superiority game, rather than trying to assess everyone else objectively. Her apparent need to feel important and be accepted by others as top dog clouded her judgement.
Military is no joke, clearly most people have no idea the level of focus, discipline and intelligent require for military and country defense. They're responsible to defend the country.
100% agreed with Harman throughout this video. The military guy was judged so harshly just because he came in strong. In terms of IQ with you guys I reckon, 1) Shaman (highest), 2) Harman, and 3) Puneet.
I honestly really admire personalities like Tyler. They’re super straightforward, can easily tolerate criticisms, and have high self confidence. He also didn’t let being disrespected alter his logical thinking. What Sada said about the military was rude, but he still ranked her third. It’s not easy being the super nice girl that’s always concerned about others feeling and get stepped over 😞
What she said wasn't disrespectful. She appears to be a mixed person with significant African ancestry. There are legitimate reasons for someone like her to not believe in it.
Huge respect to Tyler. The chick on the right really signifies that Yale breeds stupid people. She said she was learning Spanish for 12 years and can’t even spell burrito, really sounds like a you problem.
@@laSimp1icite oh hi there Sada the girl from the Jubilee video. Is this your other fake account? Just stop making excuses. You can clearly read and write well looking at your videos, you’re just empty in the head.
Truly Intelligent people normally come across as assholes. And the military teaches you to be confident, talk your talk, as well as walk it. Everyone judged him so harshly. And that comment that girl made about not appreciating the military was extremely disrespectful to him and he took all of the best like a champ. He was so cool and collected, I would have snapped at these people a few different times and would have been labeled the villain. Man was just defending himself when he placed himself as first.
There was this one girl that reacted to pewdiepie reacting to it and she was implying that his views about pronouns and all tended to be conservative maybe that's why..
@@koshianyoritsubuangasuki if she got ranked lower, that means she likely took a fair bit longer to complete the test. Important, timebound, critical thinking scenarios - you want a Tyler before you get a Sada
Not only was Maria dead last - she also represented the largest scoring gap beside her next place finisher. I don't think I've ever seen a more deserved kick to the teeth than the one Maria got the day she got in front of a Jubilee camera. Close runner up? Sada. Something tells me these two girls didn't go home and share their youtube debut on facebook. Karma is a beautiful thing.
Wow the girl in the middle was saying so much nonsense and then at the end she's like "yeah this concept is so dumb". The guys did great and had good instincts. The girl was too judgy. She reminded me actually of the girl with the red pants in the original video.
Imma be honest when I say this, if Tyler was black, the narrative would switch from "He's cocky" to "He's confident, bold and a really good speaker." It's fine if you disagree, argue with your cat lol
People with artistic intuition and creative vision have a totally different type of intelligence. It's impossible to quantify. And yeah, Tyler! As for the rest of them, I would so much rather be wrong than insult someone when they've already been singled out. So glad he ranked above the rudest ones in the group. Emotional intelligence, to me, is closer to maturity. Assuming you read the room correctly isn't mature; it's just presumptuous. If you're pretty and have a PhD, no ones going to correct you.
Emotional intelligence isn't a thing, it's social skills and maturity. As far as artistic intuition and creative vision, it is not a different type of intelligence at all. IQ tests measure that just as well. Both artistic creatives and analytical creatives are engaging essentially in problem-solving (the artistic problems are more abstract but it's the same skill). I guarantee Tolstoy, Shakespeare, Michelangelo, etc would score just as high on an IQ test as Einstein or Newton. The personality trait openness to experiencce is another direct method of quantifying creativity, it is not impossible to quantify at all. Openness to experience has two categories: intellect (roughly defined as interest in ideas) and openness proper (roughly defined as interest in aesthetics, art). The former is essentially the more analytical, logical of the two, while the latter is the more artistic, and creative. Both of them are very strongly correlated with IQ. If you want to measure creativity, you measure openness proper, and iq, that's a very good way to measure it.
That isn't intelligence. Intelligence is a specific thing. Those are other different skills. Intelligence doesn't mean your worth as a human being lol so don't get insecure like the people in the video. Emotional intelligence isn't a thing. Empathy is. intelligence is. Sometimes a person can be both, either or none. It's literally separate parts of the brain doing these operations. Intelligence is basically genetic. You can change it but only for the worse really through malnutrition and so forth. Like height. Education can make you smarter. It can't make you more intelligent.
No. Intelligence is a specific thing, and an IQ test is designed to measure it. Of course people get offended and saddened, and they don't want to believe they're inferior if they have a low IQ... which is why Sada and Maria immediately discredited IQ tests the moment they discovered their IQs were low. They want to say other things like EQ, intersectionality, artistic ability, etc should all be taken into consideration. Simply put, they're wrong. Intelligence is a singular attribute. I'm not saying creativity and charisma aren't valuable attributes as well. I'm simply saying they're different. You can have extremely low intelligence and paint the Sistene Chapel (Michaelangelo was believed to be autistic). You can also have high intelligence and be extremely artistic. The two things aren't correlated. Just like an intelligent person can have incredible charisma, or they can have the charisma of a wet blanket. All of these attributes are independent of each other.
@@captainthrall wrong. Intelligence is this: the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. All the IQ in the world won't help you to develop the vast majority of skills. It takes a lot more than a series multiple choice questions to determine that.
As a leader, he is not allowed to express self-doubt, it undermines the confidence of others and gets people killed. He cannot teach the troops "Well guys, I think we should use the decontamination kit something like this. But I'm not the expert."
That's a much better question than people just dismissing EQ as "not real". (A pointless argument) I've known plenty of incredibly smart people with basically zero emotional intelligence. (Though you are right to say eq has no measurable unit, it's obvious when someone can't read the room so to speak)
@@nathanh2917 and the whole point of IQ tests is that they don't correlate to education. Wonder if the video producers just got records of who was in gifted programs and not. Highly educated but lower IQ and emotional intelligence makes for a good video.
I don't think he was cold at all. He may not have been smiling but he was polite to everyone. He doesn't know them so he has no reason to be smiley or trying to get on their good side
I usually don't really like "reaction" videos but I must say that watching this one was nice. About judging people, I have noticed something. When people are asked to judge and rank other people on something specific, most of the time, people end up ranking people, not on what they're supposed to judge them on but depending on how much they like them. In this case, they were supposed to judge people on intelligence but, like one girl said _"It's not that you're not intelligent, it's because I don't like the military"_ or something like that. The same happens on TV shows like American Idol, America has talent, etc... At first, they are judged by their skills but then, after a few episodes, once people have had the chance to learn about these people a little bit, it's no longer about their talent but about how likable they are.
It's almost like high school never ends. You described a known phenomenon in management, written about by John T. Molloy, where personal likes and dislikes influence the flow and acceptance of ideas in a business regardless of the merit of those ideas.
The rest of the little snot-balls haven't got a clue in hell what an AFQT is. Sada is the only one who came out and shit-talked him about being in the service, but you can bet your ass that they rest of them (except maybe Ray) were thinking it.
He could have told them he fought the germans in vietnam during desert storm and they wouldn't have had a clue. (except Ray of course. That dude was switched on) Coincidentally, I bet Ray and crayon boy are the only 2 without instagram accounts...just sayin.
The fact that any of the bottom 3 suddenly question the validity of IQ test when they are the bottom three should be telling. Raymond is one of the few that has an opinion that is not clouded by hostility for scoring low.
Raymond identify is not rooted in external things, like an IQ test made by humans. He knows his worth is not that. Bravo Raymond! I hope Maria learns that her worth is not defined by her score or labels by her name. She is more than that! Much more.
The chick in the middle checked out hard when Tyler got ranked 3rd. She was so salty it went from gloating about "red pants" to, "I just think the whole concept is dumb...emotional work & baggage yada yada." Lol
@@meloman12 yo, think if they did a fake show where they ranked red-pants girl the highest, then interviewed her. It would be incredibly fascinating to hear what she would have to say then. "Well, IQ tests are basically irrefutable proof that I'm the best ever."
I have this image about smart/intelligent people that they usually hesitate to label themselves smart because the more knowledge you gain, the more you are aware that you only know a little.
They're insecure about their Intelligence. Rather than acknowledge they aren't and be happy with their other skills they twist them into intelligence avoiding the discomfort.
I think that was the point. IQ measures intelligence, not ones ability to get a college degree. Tyler worked in CBRN Defense which requires a good degree of intelligence, hence the results.
It was a select group of high achievers in different fields. Tyler's military job is a demanding one and his ASVAB was unusually high. I think that the initial plan for the video was to see if they respected other fields of endeavor. As it turned out, they all just bashed military.
The whole point is that not everyone who is intelligent pursues academic achievement , and not everyone who achieves academically is of superior intelligence.
Tyler wasn't cocky at all. He smiled and listened to their comments with grace. He wouldn't say "I would have rated myself the lowest as well" if he wasn't humble about how the group treated him. Rating yourself intelligent is more of a form of his self awareness. Sure he wasn't socially friendly and he shouldn't be after the bias they threw at my boy.
As soon as I heard Tyler got a 94 on the ASVAB, I knew he wouldnt be first and also definitely not last. 94 is quite a good score and I guessed pretty close to what his IQ came out as from that. Nobody was particularly special, although anything over 130 is impressive enough.
When the results came out, the top 4 were actually close to each other in that the results were pretty negligible. On that note, it doesn’t seem like it was a real IQ test based solely on the fact that the top 4 had pretty inflated scores. 131 to 136 is borderline gifted. Wish they would have given them an actual IQ tests.
They're taking online abridged IQ tests, so obviously the accuracy is diminished substantially. Tyler said he scored a 94 on the ASVAB, which is generally thought to correlate very closely with IQ. ASVAB scores are percentiles, so a 94 would put Tyler in the 94th percentile of intelligence, which is equivalent to an IQ of about 124. If we assume that all of their IQs were inflated by the same 7 points, that would indicate the Harvard kid had an IQ of about 129.
Their real scores might be lower, but just vaguely speaking considering the harvard, yale, consultant got the highest in the 6, I guess you can sometimes guess those people have high IQs, with Tyler only being high school graduate it shows that the same assumptions cant be said for those we assume would have lower IQ. Im not surprised the PhD holder Maria had the lowest considering she seems to be someone whos full of herself and seems to fail to understand that just because she has indepth knowledge in her area of expertise it doesnt mean she has knowledge is other areas and thats what she seems to not understand and try to learn from
@@lightcase377 Also people commonly conflate knowledge with intelligence. While intelligence influences how much knowledge someone can amass (and retain), knowing a lot does not make a person intelligent.
When Tyler said his ASVAB score was 94, I knew he was going to be in the upper half of intelligence. For those of you that don't know what it is go look up ASVAB and how the score is generated. Can't judge a book by its cover.
This video clearly shows how college and university education does not matter that much. I have a Master of laws degree, but I work as a computer engineer. I can say that I've definitely learnt more practical and useful stuff during my growth as an IT than what I've learnt in the university. I now think that the university education is useless for a large amount of the students and they're wasting their time there. There are many professions that don't require university degree. I've had a colleague from Sweden who said that when they graduate from school they don't immediately apply for university, but rather they start traveling abroad, working, meeting new people, cultures, exploring, learning and then they come back and eventually go to university if they like. I like their way.
Learning fast, shouldn't be confused with intelligence. Most of your intellect peaks in your 20s, and there is little evolutionary advantage after that.
“You cannot exaggerate about the Marines. They are convinced to the point of arrogance, that they are the most ferocious fighters on earth - and the amusing thing about it is that they are.” ~Kevin Keaney
Tyler is right. You can't get better at learning. Everyone is born with a certain IQ and learning more doesn't raise that number. If that were the case then the girl in the red pants would've had the highest IQ
People don't understand the military profession or the type of intelligence it takes to actually succeed. Per captia, I'd argue the military has some of the most intelligent people, hands down. The top 3 were basically all tied and the Marine only had a high school education.. I hate that people believe the stereotype that service members are stupid, and even more how many people judge the military having no idea what the profession actually entails. It's beyond ignorant. Straight up saying, "I don't place a lot of value on the military" shows an exceptional level of ignorance I can't even begin to comprehend.
Really nice on the way you picked up on stuff all the way through, hadn't even noticed the music change. Honestly they were all in a relatively small range, especially 1 to 4, and all well above average, so picking an order was a bit of a lottery. For me the interesting takeaway is that so many of them came up with a similar order based on education and jobs despite there being very little actually between them (IQ-wise at least). Did like the two statements at the end. Tyler pointed out that they were there ranking each other on perceived intelligence so getting an IQ test at the end was not unexpected. Maria on the other hand was surprised, thinking they were going to be given some sort of social media thing. If IQ is a good measure of your ability to understand and adapt to new situations then it feels like the editors were happy to make a point of demonstrating 20 points difference right there.
I think when people say that Tyler's rude, they are just confusing Tyler's straightforward/no bs/no sugarcoating attitude, and Maria's egotistical/narcissistic/elitist personality. If you look at both of them closely you can tell that Maria's the one who's so high up in the clouds, and Tyler's just the honest guy.
We all know that maria would be singing a different tune if she got a high score. 😂 She didn't even score close. Most of them were in the 130s and she got 112. That's just sad
The fact that she said that “I’ve studied spanish for 12 years and can only order a burrito” directly supports Tyler’s point that you can’t really improve (beyond a certain point) your ability to perceive and apply things that you learn. His “you can’t get better at learning” was poorly worded but the whole idea of intelligence is rooted in that
I'm gonna go 1. Harman 2. Shaman 3. Puneet, Harman first because he's the oldest and I feel like oldest children would perform best when it comes to problem solving and thinking outside of the box, and then Shaman and Puneet are basically neck and neck in my book
I cant watch this enough.. the PHD body language and just her whole attitude and existence changes in an instant. Talk about just having your whole world view obliterated in real time. I love it.
One of my takeaways is that absolutely no one knows what the ASVAB is. For those who don't know, it's essentially an IQ test the military gives when ppl try to join, to figure out what jobs they're able to be in. Tyler's score of 95 means he scored in the highest 95th percentile. In other words, before anyone ranks anyone it's already out there that Tyler scored in the type 5% of an IQ test.
IQ tests were originally created in France to identify young students who needed more help to succeed at the level of the rest of the students and to identify the areas they needed that help. It was co-opted and changed and used later especially in the US to discriminate and take people's rights away
I love it how once they got their results, their quick with the excuses. Sada was blaming her disabilities, but you still ranked yourself highers than the military guy before.
“There is no such thing as EQ. Let me repeat that: There is no such thing as EQ. The idea was popularized by a journalist, Daniel Goleman, not a psychologist. You can't just invent a trait. You have to define it and measure it and distinguish it from other traits and use it to predict the important ways that people vary.” - Jordan B Peterson By the way, never compare a man that works or have worked for the armed forces the same way you compare a civilian. They are taught to view themselves as the best and become capable leaders. It may come of as arrogant to you but that’s just how they are. They are a cut above regular people.
Also, the many schools that you must attend in the military in order to achieve can be VERY demanding academically. Civilians usually think it's "High School - Boot Camp - Combat." Of my brother's four years in the USAF in a classified technical field, two of those years were entirely in classrooms. My son once said he wanted to join the army because he was tired of school. I nearly hurt myself laughing.
@@dbergerac9632 I totally understand. It takes a lot of strength to join the military. Like you said, it’s very demanding. You need to be strong physically, emotionally and academically because shooting guns is not the only thing they teach. There’s indoor and outdoor learning. Even before all this, you MUST attain the minimum standards to simply get in. There’s no relaxation to the standards even by a tiny bit when it comes to the military, they’re merciless. A simple common cold can get you kicked out of selection, at least where I’m from. Anyone who tries to go to the military thinking it’s an easy way out will get a reality check. You need to have a completely different mindset if you’re to be a soldier. A lot of regular folks act like people in the military are just given the uniforms and guns to go and shoot. They don’t realise how demanding it is by all means.
EQ much like intersectionality was invented by people with low IQs in an attempt to curb the narrative. It's 9-year-old logic. You have high intelligence? Well I'll just make up my own thing that I can beat you at. I have higher wintelligenvce!
Maria and Saba is what’s wrong with society. Tyler is straight to the point, ray is humble, Sean is very likeable, three people that’ll make your company successful.
Puneet summon Maria's attitude very well.... she is full of herself and just bashing Tyler all the time. Thank god she lost lol. Same goes to Sada. They both deserved that tight slap of life intelligence.
The way people treated Tyler it was super satisfying to see the results...ya’ll need to check out Aba and Preach respond to this. Also the difference between the top 4 was minimal. The average person is around 110-120.
Sada is obnoxious, arrogant, and elitist. The irony and poetic justice of her finishing behind a Marine after her staunch anti-militaru statement was immensely enjoyable to behold
FYI, you can get in the Air Force with an ASVAB score of 36, yes, slightly higher than the 31 needed to get in the Marine Corps. Tyler is one of the Worlds Finest and proud to call him my brother.
If they knew anything about the military they'd know that when he said he was "CBRN defence specialist" that CBRN stands for Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear. He got a 94th percentile on the ASVAB when the highest you can get is 99. That guy ain't no fool.
When people say, that they don't put much value in the military, in order to rate the IQ lower for some people is so ridiculous. The military is one of the main cause we have such a advance technology nowadays lol. The IT girl should at least know that, it's so cringe to watch that. Many college students live in their bubble smh.
