If you’ve ever read the biography of a genius, you’ll
understand that a high IQ on its own is not necessarily a recipe for a
successful or happy life.
Beethoven is thought to have been bipolar. Michelangelo
was probably a high-functioning autist. Isaac Newton may well have been
schizophrenic. Before becoming a Christian, Leo Tolstoy suffered from deep depression
and regularly contemplated suicide.
Obviously there is more to living well than thinking at a
high level and possessing a large number of facts.