Stories about geniuses seem to fascinate us. From “Rain Man” and “Temple Grandin” to “House” and “S-town,” people with extraordinarily high intelligence make for great characters.
But what is life really like if you’re profoundly gifted, with an IQ of at least 160? And what’s it like living among the rest of us?
In the first installment of our series of audience-requested discussions, we examine what it means to be profoundly gifted.
GUESTS
Anya Kamenetz, Education reporter for NPR and author of “The Test: Why Our Schools Are Obsessed with Standardized Testing – But You Don’t Have to Be”; @anya1anya
Patricia Susan Jackson, Founder and director, Daimon Institute for the Highly Gifted; @daimoninstitute
Jonathan Plucker, President-elect, National Association for Gifted Children; @jonathanplucker
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