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This document discusses IQ (intelligence quotient) by defining it, providing a brief history, listing famous examples, and describing the IQ scale. It also notes that IQ scores have increased over time, higher IQ may provide health benefits, and mental exercises can help improve IQ. The document concludes with reflecting on the challenges of researching the topic.
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