Cool. Cool cool cool.
IQ scores, in the way they are currently used, are absolutely useless and cannot tell you who is smart and who is not. They tell you who is good at taking tests.
I highly recommend the podcast series “My Year in Mensa” - it is a nice little story showing that high IQ probably does not account for much.
To your question - the answer is humility. Be humble and understanding. Everyone has something to offer.
Heroes of might and magic III. I play it 25 years later and it would be great to share some time on it with my child, one she grows up.
No joke, I have been receiving random emails with possibly privileged information from the largest corporation in my country for some 10 years now. It is as if Nokia started copying a random Finn to internal emails.
It is usually minor but relevant stuff - like invoices, B2B pricing, cargo reports, etc. Really boring. Probably a professional in the field could still make sense of it but for me it’s gibberish.
Last year I got an invite for their Christmas party, with a request to select a menu option. That was nice of them.
So, yeah. These things happen. The ethical thing is to just delete the emails.
It seems that this aligns best to my experience. Habits encourage you to do something and it kind of becomes easier - but not automatic. Definitely never automatic. E.g. with teeth brushing - I will not automatically brush if I am not at home. It may also be difficult if I accidentally fall asleep on the couch…
I was absolutely blown when I discovered that Peggy and Leela are played by the same actress.