magipi wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
It’s what a very reliable source told me. I don’t think Kasparov is 135.
A "very reliable source"? What source? ChatGPT?
from my mentor
What do you think GM Hikaru IQ is?
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Dec 8, 2024
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#863
Nepotamy wrote:
magipi wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
It’s what a very reliable source told me. I don’t think Kasparov is 135.
A "very reliable source"? What source? ChatGPT?
from my mentor
To be mentored by someone who knows things that are flagrantly wrong is a terrible fate.
Dec 8, 2024
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#864
Ziryab wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
magipi wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
It’s what a very reliable source told me. I don’t think Kasparov is 135.
A "very reliable source"? What source? ChatGPT?
from my mentor
To be mentored by someone who knows things that are flagrantly wrong is a terrible fate.
he knows a lot more than you
Dec 8, 2024
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#865
Nepotamy wrote:
Ziryab wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
magipi wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
It’s what a very reliable source told me. I don’t think Kasparov is 135.
A "very reliable source"? What source? ChatGPT?
from my mentor
To be mentored by someone who knows things that are flagrantly wrong is a terrible fate.
he knows a lot more than you
The few things that I know are all true.
Dec 8, 2024
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#866
kasparov saw flaws in 187 IQ fischer's games in 1992. why wouldn't he be in that range too
Dec 8, 2024
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#869
Nepotamy wrote:
M1m1c15 wrote:
Weird, Einstein only had IQ of 180, so unless your smarter than Einstein (which I assure your not) than your lying
He was in the range of 190-205.
A 205 IQ is around 1 in 750 billion people... please just stop talking, you're embarrassing yourself, you have no idea what you're saying.
Dec 8, 2024
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#870
Nepotamy wrote:
kasparov saw flaws in 187 IQ fischer's games in 1992. why wouldn't he be in that range too
Kasparov took a test under appropriate conditions. Actually, he took two. 123 and 135 were the results. I offered you the link to the Der Spiegel article. There is no need to speculate when we have data.
When you examine their life outside of chess, there is no question that Kasparov is much brighter than Fischer. Fischer, therefore, must be substantially below 135.
Dec 8, 2024
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#871
IQ is not the same as Chess playing abilities, IQ tests are not really measuring your ability to think like a Chess player. IQ is more like pattern recognition and general knowledge; not Chess at all. So I think that Hikaru's chess playing abilities wouldn't affect his IQ very much.
I would say 95-150 for that reason.
Dec 8, 2024
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#872
ibrust wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
M1m1c15 wrote:
Weird, Einstein only had IQ of 180, so unless your smarter than Einstein (which I assure your not) than your lying
He was in the range of 190-205.
A 205 IQ is around 1 in 750 billion people... please just stop talking, you're embarrassing yourself, you have no idea what you're saying.
I still said he was 190-205. I never said 205.
Dec 8, 2024
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#873
ScrambleForEggs wrote:
IQ is not the same as Chess playing abilities, IQ tests are not really measuring your ability to think like a Chess player. IQ is more like pattern recognition and general knowledge; not Chess at all. So I think that Hikaru's chess playing abilities wouldn't affect his IQ very much.
I would say 95-150 for that reason.
He's in the range of 145-160. Not 95...
Dec 8, 2024
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#874
Nepotamy wrote:
ScrambleForEggs wrote:
IQ is not the same as Chess playing abilities, IQ tests are not really measuring your ability to think like a Chess player. IQ is more like pattern recognition and general knowledge; not Chess at all. So I think that Hikaru's chess playing abilities wouldn't affect his IQ very much.
I would say 95-150 for that reason.
He's in the range of 145-160. Not 95...
As a bare minimum, I meant.
Dec 8, 2024
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#875
ScrambleForEggs wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
ScrambleForEggs wrote:
IQ is not the same as Chess playing abilities, IQ tests are not really measuring your ability to think like a Chess player. IQ is more like pattern recognition and general knowledge; not Chess at all. So I think that Hikaru's chess playing abilities wouldn't affect his IQ very much.
I would say 95-150 for that reason.
He's in the range of 145-160. Not 95...
As a bare minimum, I meant.
It's very unlikely for him to be 95 IQ.
Dec 8, 2024
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#876
Nepotamy wrote:
ScrambleForEggs wrote:
Nepotamy wrote:
ScrambleForEggs wrote:
IQ is not the same as Chess playing abilities, IQ tests are not really measuring your ability to think like a Chess player. IQ is more like pattern recognition and general knowledge; not Chess at all. So I think that Hikaru's chess playing abilities wouldn't affect his IQ very much.
I would say 95-150 for that reason.
He's in the range of 145-160. Not 95...
As a bare minimum, I meant.
It's very unlikely for him to be 95 IQ.
Possible, but extremely unlikely; I agree.
Dec 9, 2024
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#877
Most posters here seem to have little knowledge of what IQ is or how it is measured
Dec 9, 2024
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#880
Just watched Hikaru’s analysis of game 12. The dude’s bright. Do not take the 102 from a non-serious online test as credible. Nor should we believe any claims in the stratosphere of IQ numbers as these have never been shown by any test ever of any grandmaster in history. Speculation grounded in misunderstanding is useless.
He was in the range of 190-205.