Psychology of people who have "High IQ"

Описание: We’re constantly told that being highly intelligent is a golden ticket—that smart people live easier, more successful lives.
But psychology and neuroscience reveal a much darker, rarely discussed truth.
For many, high intelligence isn’t a blessing—it’s a silent burden.
If you’ve ever felt like your mind never shuts off…
If you replay conversations long after they end…
If small talk feels draining, noise feels overwhelming, and perfection feels unavoidable…
This video is for you.
In this deep psychological breakdown, we explore the hidden reality of the highly intelligent mind—from metacognition and analysis paralysis to emotional overload, sensory sensitivity, procrastination, imposter syndrome, and the Dunning–Kruger effect.
This isn’t about grades or IQ scores.
It’s about awareness, depth, curiosity, and emotional intensity—traits most people never notice, but highly intelligent individuals live with every day.
If you’ve ever felt like your brain is “too much” for the world around you, you are not alone.
Your mind isn’t broken—it’s operating on a different level.
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