the point of having high IQ?

[pinggoki]

If you're mad about these people having a high IQ getting paid more, probably because they can do more and they have a better understanding of the complex stuff and they're the most likely group of people to invent or innovate something that would help progress mankind to new heights. I think that there's some justification there that they're paid more but that doesn't really mean that they've got the IQ doesn't automatically qualify them for a higher pay, they need to show up and do something and be a model employee that deserves the raise or whatever that may be. An increase in reward should be backed by merit or achievements in a particular organization, if that wasn't the case, wouldn't we see even more stupid managers and incompetent people in higher positions.

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[Gormicsta]

This connotes that having those or an IQ's enables you to handle the affairs of life more better than an ordinary person or a layman. Having IQ also position you to qualifies into working in a good company than others who are not knowledgeable enough to handle that position of work. So IQ helps during school and after school, you are being smarter and creatives than others who aren't making any efforts in times of life as well as general innovation just as Bitcoin was introduced and established to us by Satoshi Nakamoto.

Certain individuals are inherently more creative and capable of thinking outside the box, but this does not exclude others from learning to be more creative and inventive. In truth, everyone can improve their creativity by cultivating meditation, exposing themselves to new ideas and viewpoints, and finding ways to step outside of their comfort zone. It's also crucial to note that creativity doesn't necessarily have to mean coming up with wholly new ideas; it may simply mean finding new applications for existing ideas and technology. So, even if you don't get a flash of insight, you may still be inventive by working hard and trying out various ideas.

[Hewlet]

Having high IQ basically means you can think and act way smarter than an average person out there which puts you at a serious advantage in the circular world when relating with people and when coming through real life shit. If you've worked with people that are smart and logical with thier thinking and responses to real work problems, it will make a lot difference why it's possible that people with high IQ will in most cases make it better than others in any chosen field they are into.

But In the real sense, high IQ is mostly birthed with and if you don't know how to make good use of it, you will only get noticed in conversation only and never really make any difference in the world. For your high IQ to really count in the world, you've got to train it and put in the effort to make it grow above what it's just capable of doing and by that statement I mean that you've got to put your thought and ideas into a particular field and engage yourself such that you can become an expert at what you're doing.

[o48o]

what is the point of having high IQ?

it is believed that high IQ make you a better person.

it is also believed that high IQ get you more score in a test in school.

but what does it make you a person after leaving the school.

in real life, there is finited of everything resource, what does high IQ help the reality?

let me assume, when there is only 100 apple in the town, high IQ person would more likely get more of the apple, yup, high IQ help you get more apple from finited source of apple. thus make you a better breadwinner, high IQ make a better breadwinner than low IQ person.

finally:
is it economics topic? it is politics isn't it?
source, please?
why should I believe you?
go back to your base

let me know how do you think.

Your post is quite vague, and in many ways confusing.

There's zero evidence that high IQ would make you "better person", even though you don't even specify what you mean by that.
Having high IQ measures that people with high IQ people are good at performing IQ tests.
If it's Mensa test for example, it measures how you can detect patterns and sequences in these tests, which could indicate that you can most likely apply these skills to real life as well, and apply them to some skills if you have any.

Your 100 apple situation isn't a reliable indicator either, because it's usually people without high IQ are the ones that assume, that people with high IQ would always pursue for maximum profit. Poeple with high IQ aren't necessarily selfish or greedy. They can have good people skills and emphathy. Many high IQ people can choose to live moderately.

And speaking of that, there are many kinds of fields in intelligence. Many people that would perform well in tests that are measuring general cognitive abilities, are not doing so well with their lives. It can lead to lonely or unproductive life if you have other issues that you need help with, or don't have skills in other areas of intellect.



And here's some source that you asked for: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_multiple_intelligences

[NurseHub]

I believe a high IQ is beneficial academically and outside of school (in real life).
It makes you stand out in a very smart way.
Most people with high IQs have more opportunities than others, have been able to fix up difficult taxes, and have found solutions.
But it doesn't really make one a better person. IQ works differently, academically, based on a career, or in other aspects of life. 
But it brings a relevant and outstanding performance to a person. 
Your ability to think fast and come up with a solution gives you an 85% guarantee in an interview, which may get you the job, because most companies are ready to hire you for your smartness. 

[Hispo]

Meh. I have seen so many people on the internet talking about their alledged level of intelligence and their high IQ, or whatever. I believe much of the concept of IQ has been used to demean people around the world and even sometimes used as an excuse or justification for racism to exist.
In my point of view, being intelligent indeed helps one to solve problems and get a job or to get good grades at school. But the purpose of life foes not have anything to do with IQ, it is about being happy.
Out there there must be thousands of people who are not considered to be as intelligent as someone working in Harvard, and yet within that bulk of people, there could be hundreds who live a more enjoyable existence than the worker of Harvard.

Instead of focusing on the queficient of intelligence, let us have a conversation on an idea for a queficient of happiness.