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What if your IQ was 1,000? You’re a perfectly, officially average 24-year-old who fixes phones for a living, until a $50 sleep study (free sandwiches!) leaves you a little smarter every single morning. You learn Mandarin in four days, break the IQ test, solve one of the hardest problems in mathematics in a week, and become the smartest person who has ever lived. But a brain that never switches off comes with a price nobody warns you about: you’re never surprised, you’re never bored... and you’re never truly understood again. So when you finally get the chance to give it all back, would you sign the form? In this animated “What If” story we look at what IQ really measures, why the average is 100, why standard tests stop working around 160, why an IQ of 1,000 breaks the very maths it’s built on, and what intelligence can and can’t do for you. Tell me in the comments: what would YOU do with an IQ of 1,000? Would you keep it? CHAPTERS 0:00 What if your IQ was 1,000? 0:15 Perfectly, officially average 0:43 The sleep study 1:09 The dream of numbers 1:20 And that’s when it starts 1:48 Fluent in a weekend 2:27 Breaking the IQ test 3:15 1,000 3:41 Reading an entire library 4:01 The Millennium Prize Problems 4:43 The smartest person who ever lived 5:26 The cost of an always-on brain 5:45 Never surprised again 6:30 The grey suits 7:01 Alone 7:28 Can it be reversed? 8:04 The phone call 8:24 Is a 1,000 IQ even possible? 8:42 Would you keep it? FACTS MENTIONED IQ tests are scored so the average is 100; about 2% of people score above 130. Most standard IQ tests can’t measure reliably much beyond about 160. An IQ of 1,000 would be 60 standard deviations above average. Roughly 117 billion humans have ever lived. The U.S. Foreign Service Institute estimates about 2,200 classroom hours for an English speaker to reach working proficiency in Mandarin. In 2000 the Clay Mathematics Institute offered $1 million for each of seven Millennium Prize Problems. Only one, the Poincaré conjecture, has been solved, and Grigori Perelman turned the prize down. The brain is about 2% of body weight but uses around 20% of the body’s energy. This is a fictional thought experiment. The story is for entertainment; the science bits are real. Subscribe for more “What If” videos. The next one might be about you. #WhatIf #IQ #Genius

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