@vrinda

Yes, ofcourse. Are you looking to discuss soul/non soul, with believers and non believers? Or just between different religious factions?

You will find that it is the same person always. According to most non believers.

I used to do some mixed wrestling with a childhood friend and then again with my 1 year older partner at age 12. also again at age 30+ for fun

@vrinda

Yes, ofcourse. Are you looking to discuss soul/non soul, with believers and non believers? Or just between different religious factions?

You will find that it is the same person always. According to most non believers.

Now start finding out IF... It makes you more happy to be smart....
I myself am not english native and only average smart . Not like you giants.
Lets se if you can find how they define happy in this study. Also, can you find other studies that display similar or other results?

Hint, there are more

For now will give you a summary of a huge study done on this that you can further read on: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/psychological-medicine/article/relationship-between-happiness-and-intelligent-quotient-the-contribution-of-socioeconomic-and-clinical-factors/852640AC984DB7EC623D9D2C1A2D0A5A/core-reader

Also be advised, try to keep a good mood while doing this, since its fun.

Background. Happiness and higher intelligent quotient (IQ) are independently related to positive health outcomes.
However, there are inconsistent reportrs about the relationship between IQ and happiness. The aim was to examine
the association between IQ and happiness and whether it is mediated by social and clinical factors.

Method. The authors analysed data from the 2007 Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey in England. The participants
were adults aged 16 years or over, living in private households in 2007. Data from 6870 participants were included in
the study. Happiness was measured using a validated question on a three-point scale. Verbal IQ was estimated using
the National Adult Reading Test and both categorical and continuous IQ was analysed

RESULTS. Happiness is significantly associated with IQ. Those in the lowest IQ range (70–99) reported the lowest
levels of happiness compared with the highest IQ group (120–129). Mediation analysis using the continuous IQ
variable found dependency in activities of daily living, income, health and neurotic symptoms were strong mediators
of the relationship, as they reduced the association between happiness and IQ by 50%

CONCLUSSIONS. Those with lower IQ are less happy than those with higher IQ. Interventions that target modifiable
variables such as income (e.g. through enhancing education and employment opportunities) and neurotic symptoms
(e.g. through better detection of mental health problems) may improve levels of happiness in the lower IQ groups.

This study was submitted and then revised seeeeeeeeeeeeee belowwwww
Received 19 December 2011 ; Revised 30 July 2012 ; Accepted 7 August 2012 ; First published online 24 September 2012

Hi will give you a summary of a huge study done on this that you can further read on: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/psychological-medicine/article/relationship-between-happiness-and-intelligent-quotient-the-contribution-of-socioeconomic-and-clinical-factors/852640AC984DB7EC623D9D2C1A2D0A5A/core-reader

Also be advised, this is not the only one study that has been done on this subject, so always read more and keep an open mind :D /have fun reading

Background. Happiness and higher intelligent quotient (IQ) are independently related to positive health outcomes.
However, there are inconsistent reports about the relationship between IQ and happiness. The aim was to examine
the association between IQ and happiness and whether it is mediated by social and clinical factors.

Method. The authors analysed data from the 2007 Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey in England. The participants
were adults aged 16 years or over, living in private households in 2007. Data from 6870 participants were included in
the study. Happiness was measured using a validated question on a three-point scale. Verbal IQ was estimated using
the National Adult Reading Test and both categorical and continuous IQ was analysed

Results. Happiness is significantly associated with IQ. Those in the lowest IQ range (70–99) reported the lowest
levels of happiness compared with the highest IQ group (120–129). Mediation analysis using the continuous IQ
variable found dependency in activities of daily living, income, health and neurotic symptoms were strong mediators
of the relationship, as they reduced the association between happiness and IQ by 50%

Conclusions. Those with lower IQ are less happy than those with higher IQ. Interventions that target modifiable
variables such as income (e.g. through enhancing education and employment opportunities) and neurotic symptoms
(e.g. through better detection of mental health problems) may improve levels of happiness in the lower IQ groups.

This study was submitted and then revised se below.. i added this becuase i wanted...
Received 19 December 2011 ; Revised 30 July 2012 ; Accepted 7 August 2012 ; First published online 24 September 2012

Haha this is the best battle I have seen in hours! "I Am Male" totally demolished his opposition with facts.
He also continued to dominate Terroristocrat in rhymes which were above average at most.