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10 Weird Habits That Prove You Have an very Extremely High IQ

Ever feel like your sharp mind is more of a burden than a blessing? This video explores the concept of the "dunning kruger effect" in reverse, where highly intelligent individuals often underestimate their abilities and feel like outsiders. We dive into the "burden of intelligence" and how it leads to "social exhaustion" for many "deep thinkers." Understanding this unique aspect of "self awareness" can help you navigate your experiences and validate your perspective. If this resonates with you, be sure to subscribe for more insights into human "psychology." 00:00 – The Burden of High Intelligence (Reverse Dunning-Kruger) 00:34 – Habit 1: Why You Refuse to Accept the Obvious 01:10 – Habit 2: Using Silence as a Tool for Precision 01:44 – Habit 3: Seeing Invisible Patterns & Connections 02:51 – Habit 4: The Compulsive Need to Fix Everything 04:03 – Habit 5: Mental Cross-Training & Framework Hacking 04:41 – Habit 6: Thinking in Branching Dimensions 05:26 – Habit 7: Why You Crave Sacred Silence 06:04 – Habit 8: Protecting Your Cognitive Bandwidth 07:00 – Habit 9: The Anatomy of Failure (Radical Accountability) 08:00 – Habit 10: Social Camouflage & The Art of Simplifying 08:59 – Conclusion: Are Your "Flaws" Actually Strengths? If you recognized yourself in these habits, know that you’re not alone in wearing that 'mask of normalcy.' I’d love to know: which of these 10 traits resonates most with your daily life? Is it the pattern sensitivity at 01:44 or the craving for silence at 05:26? Drop the number in the comments—I read every single one. If this breakdown helped you realize that your quirks aren't flaws but strengths, join Team Cactus by leaving a 🌵 in the comments. Hit that subscribe button and turn on notifications: we dive deep into psychology here to turn your differences into strategic advantages. And if you’re wondering where this mental intensity actually comes from, I’ve made another video on    • The Psychology of People Who Are Lazy but ...   that you can watch right here. I'll see you over there.