Drug Use
A study done in 2012 found that children with a high IQ grow up to use illegal drugs as adults. “In our large population-based cohort study, IQ at 11 years was associated with a greater likelihood of using selected illegal drugs 31 years later,” wrote researchers James W. White, Catharine R. Gale, and David Batty. They concluded by saying, “in contrast to most studies on the association between childhood IQ and later health, a high childhood IQ may prompt the adoption of behaviors that are potentially harmful to health (i.e., excess alcohol consumption and drug use) in adulthood.”
Drug Use
Quiet And Observant
While there are many people who talk loudly and are always drawing attention to themselves, it’s starting to seem like highly intelligent people are quite the opposite. Instead of boasting about all their accomplishments or talking about their opinions, they are typically quiet and observant. They have the ability to take everything in rather than contributing. This leads to being able to see things that others have missed, like subtle patterns.
Quiet And Observant
