The "Disorders" of a Brilliant Mind
Summary: This article, based on discussions in the Gifted group, part of the GIP - Genetic Intelligence Project, explores the challenges faced by individuals with high IQs. Based on reports from a group of over 500 gifted individuals from different countries, the debate "The 'Disorders' of a Brilliant Mind" reveals the complexity of the lives of these individuals, highlighting that genius is no guarantee of happiness or social success. This study analyzes the neurobiological, genetic and psychological impacts that accompany high intellectual ability , proposing the need for more inclusive environments and specialized support so that these individuals can develop their full potential. Abstract This article, developed from discussions within the Gifted group, part of the Genetic Intelligence Project (GIP), delves into the challenges faced by individuals with high IQ. Based on accounts from over 500 gifted individuals across various countries, the debate "The 'Disorders' of a Brilliant Mind" reveals the complexity of these individuals' lives, highlighting that genius is not synonymous with happiness or social success. This study examines the neurobiological, genetic, and psychological impacts that accompany high intellectual ability, advocating for more inclusive environments and specialized support to help these individuals fully develop their potential.
