How intelligent is 4chan posters compared to normal people?

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>>1507654
My iq is 230.

Autists typically have high IQ but

Completely average. Which means fairly stupid.

>>1507654
Depends where you go. Here an example for you.
/fit/ has a higher IQ then /pol/

>>1508045
Having a higher IQ than /pol/ is not an extraordinary accomplishment.

Not much difference really, normal people can show surprising intelligence just as this place houses some huge retards, all at varying levels of self awareness.

>>1508032
Candlejack strikes aga

>>1508050
I'm aware of myself. I promise.

>>1508049
Extremely true. That is why I used /fit/ as an example. A bunch of DYELs and they are still smarter then the average /pol/ack.

>>1508066
>>1508049
>>1508045
Tumblr is seething.

>>1508808
Being more intelligent than tumblr is no feat as well.

There's nothing 4chan would offer to anyone above average intelligence.

>>1508844
The possibility of completely honest discussion.

>>1508847
I haven't seen a fruitful conversation on this site in years. If honesty breeds the kind of platform that 4chan is, we're better off having dishonest discussions.

>>1508857
4chan has amazing potential. All it takes is a bit of effort.

>>1507654
Above average, but higher in the past. It's normal for more intelligent people to seek out the obscure. Generally speaking I would say the less "normal" and smaller the board is, the more intelligent its users are, though there are probably some exceptions. /pol/ is at best average.

>>1508861
Any online forum with users that posted in good faith and made an effort would be great. It doesn't matter how great the platform itself is, the potential still needs good posters to actualize. 4chan hasn't cultivated that kind of an environment, and here we are.

>>1508918
I see 4chan's potential in it's rules and default anonymous posting. People might do and say things differently when they're anonymous. Honesty from their core, because they can't really be judged. The fact that so many people abuse it is beyond me.

>>1508918
>It doesn't matter how great the platform itself is, the potential still needs good posters to actualize.
Oh fuck, so like Communism?

About the same I would say. Maybe once upon a time you could say /g/ was better at computers than average people, but it's so full of generic generals and tech support these days that I wouldn't say that today.
Similarly, you could say /jp/ or /vp/ had a lot of obsessed nerds on it at the beginning, but the normalization of 4chan has had devastating effects on those boards as well.

>>1508808
>Doesn't like the opinion
>Calls them tumblr
This is it, your typical /pol/ack.

>>1507654

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>>1510703
MAGA