a prominent public servant and several state officials. However, none of them, became a figure recognized for their achievements. Neither was the Nobel Prize, Pritzker, Pulitzer, or something in his sight. The conclusion is that after a certain level, elnivel correlation between IQ and success is not decisive. A scientist with an IQ of 130 is just as likely to pull out the Nobel Prize as a scientist with an IQ of 180.
As mentioned in his book Gladwell Outliers, the IQ is similar to the height of the basketball. Someone who measured 1.85 meters below is not likely to be a great basketball player. But aq
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