If IQ is not an accurate predictor of intelligence, how do we explain the fact that people with reported IQs of 140 and above have a better long term/short term memory, cognitive skills, and a higher linguistic aptitude?

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If IQ is not an accurate predictor of intelligence, how do we explain the fact that people with reported IQs of 140 and above have a better long term/short term memory, cognitive skills, and a higher linguistic aptitude?

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If IQ is not an accurate predictor of intelligence, how do we explain the fact that people with reported IQs of 140 and above have a better long term/short term memory, cognitive skills, and a higher linguistic aptitude?

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