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@thinkingt_h1

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انضم Mayıs 2017
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Wofaase👿@wofaase_·
This video still cracks me up every single time 😭😂😂😂
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@mitfoid Lol, racism is low oppenness which directly corelated to low IQ
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Bilal Qureshi has his own way of spitting facts. What a guy!
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@rarerrose_ Maybe its you who believe on stories that we narrate to kids at bedtime
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Gul@rarerrose_·
no one on Earth is more miserable right now than Satan, who tried to stop Ibrahim a.s from making that sacrifice. and today, he’s back in full form, reincarnated as Paki liberals who’re out here throwing shade on Qurbani k janwar and questioning why anyone would spend on Hajj lol
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@belief_engineer One thing that stands out is you dont seem to be an analytical person from your spiritual reference. The divide he is referring is mainly due to analytical capability differences
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Ryan Christensen
Ryan Christensen@belief_engineer·
I... Can't really agree. Now, this may be N=1 autistic pedantic hair splitting, but I don't have much of an issue communicating down in IQ significantly. For context, I have an IQ around 143, and I grew up in Kansas. I was WAY out of the norm, and have always had to find a way to bridge the gap to where they are. So I did. The short version is that instead of going straight to the conclusion, meet them where they're at and walk them to your conclusion in a way they can easily follow. Make each step build on the one before it, and you can get them on the same page as you are. You don't have to lay out the whole system, the bigger picture - I still make that mistake, and I lose them every time. It can be frustrating not to be able to have conversations at that level - so we have to find a cadre that can. I find the hardest ones to talk to are the 120 IQ crowds. They're used to being the smartest ones in the room, and often put a LOT of faith in a detailed understanding of a particular framework or theory. But they rarely go deep enough to understand and question the underlying first principles and assumptions. They don't examine the boundaries of where it applies and doesn't, where diminishing returns start to creep in. And they get VERY defensive when you try to have that conversation. I'd rather spend my day to day around the 100s - 110s, and find my crew of 130s+. Helps me ground in the normal while still giving me the intellectual sparring partners I need to level up. But that's just me. Everyone has to find their own solutions.
Jøhnathan@Heavenly_Race_

This post blew up, and the replies perfectly illustrate the exact point I was making. The most common pushback is some version of: “Nuh-uh, intelligent people can still communicate with lower-IQ individuals just fine.” I shouldn’t have to spell this out, but here we go. Nobody is claiming you can’t have a basic transactional conversation with a grocery store clerk, order food, or make small talk with your neighbor. Surface level communication works across moderate gaps. You point, you smile, you use simple sentences, it gets the job done. The real breakdown happens when you move beyond scripts and start exchanging actual ideas. That’s where the 20-point gap becomes a chasm: - One person is thinking in systems, incentives, second and third order consequences. - The other is stuck at first order, immediate, concrete terms. What feels like a crystal clear, logical argument to the higher IQ person sounds like confusing, overly complicated nonsense to the other. You’re not speaking the same conceptual language anymore. This is why high IQ people often feel chronically alienated in normal social or professional environments, and why average people can find very bright individuals exhausting, “weird,” or arrogant. It’s also why throwing together teams, friendships, marriages, or institutions with massive cognitive mismatches creates persistent friction that “just be nice” rhetoric can’t magically dissolve. Basic communication? Usually possible. Deep, accurate exchange of complex ideas? Often not.

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@alexstanczyk Its graceful to state the truth
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@MDUmairKh More important question is why didnt god retain name from other abrahmic religion why change it per local culture language?
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MD Umair Khan
MD Umair Khan@MDUmairKh·
Word Allah in Arabic literally means The God. This word was also used for God in pagan Arabia before Islam. However, they worshipped more than one god. Islam defined God differently, as it was monotheist religion, but the name "Allah" continued.
🗿@cactushuyaarrrr

Honey bee is older than allah

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@mainikhelrhi ofcourse a masculine woman will rise to occasion as per your worldview
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@thinkingt_h1 well if men can’t do a simple job someone’s gotta…
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unmanly men are so useless i get the ick every time i know how to build something and a man doesn’t. like why are you here then what’s YOUR purpose?
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@perspectivismm Learning a whole language isnt easy task and Germany can be quite depressing and tough for students, a lot of ppl return back. Your individual experience can be good but you cant generalize it
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as a student in germany, i would call this a sheer nonsense. i tell everyone to learn german and come to germany. this person should stop misguiding others simply because he could not make it here. your friend seems to be the type who seeks out ghettos, refuses to assimilate with
Thucydides 🇵🇰@DThucydides

Very smart friend went to study in Germany in a STEM field, was so depressed by German culture that he actually loves living and working in Pakistan now 😂

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Jøhnathan
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Once you hit about a 20-point IQ gap, communication starts to completely break down. It's not that the lower IQ person is "stupid" (although that can often be the case) or the higher one is arrogant, it's that you're literally operating on different systems. A 20 point difference (roughly 1.3 standard deviations) means: Vocabulary and abstraction levels diverge sharply. What feels like crystal clear logic to one side sounds like vague, pretentious word salad to the other. Jokes land flat. Metaphors get taken literally. Complex cause and effect chains get simplified into "this good, that bad." Different time horizons and pattern recognition. One person thinks in months or years and sees systems, the other is locked into days or immediate rewards. Trying to explain second order effects feels like speaking another language. Also, processing speed and working memory gaps. The higher IQ person is already three steps ahead, getting impatient. The lower IQ person feels talked down to or overwhelmed. Both walk away frustrated. Both have wasted each others time.
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@falkrak For intellectual or rational convos its understandable but why cant you enjoy normal convos
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in truth are analytical ppl willing to question everything for finding truth. Scientists, researchers are leading forces that do this
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What an irony spiritual people claim to be the torchbearers of ultimate truth, yet they are often the least interested in finding objective truth. Their main goal is to find a comfortable, familiar framework that provides them with safety, whereas the only people truly interested
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@newtonianrizz Will check this out I have already researched and examined all these claimed miracles and know that they are just forced interpretations of ambigious texts in order to establish legitimacy in the absence of credible evidence. Followers of other religions also claim such miracles
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shushu@newtonianrizz·
@thinkingt_h1 Sure I don’t reject that. It was just an added fact to relay that I prefer Qur’anic miracles over empirical miracles. My argument is that the Qur’an hosts the scientific, historical and political miracles. Again, this video may be of interest to you. youtu.be/M6gKNtKoAOM?si…
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shushu
shushu@newtonianrizz·
I know Islam to be the truth and I know with certainty that Allah SWT has sent down the Qur’an. Whenever I hear or read something that’s deeply unsettling and “Islamic” I don’t need to accept it. If it clashes with my Fitrah deeply something about what I’m being told is rubbish.
Banée.@Lapsydubus

Parfois, en tant que femme musulmane, j’ai l’impression qu’il faut avoir un cardio émotionnel énorme. Quand tu entends des discours misogynes et certains hadiths constamment utilisés contre les femmes, rester attachée à sa foi devient éprouvant. Ça crée un conflit intérieur.

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shushu@newtonianrizz·
@thinkingt_h1 Which Muslim scholars are those? lol :P
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@newtonianrizz Also no one in other parts of world reported splitting of moon. Such a big event is always recorded by all historians
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@newtonianrizz Even muslim scholars say that splitting of moon incident authenticity isnt established now bcuz NASA and science says moon were never split. So it appears you havent research well enough yet
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