Why is it so hard for us, as humans, to be authentic? To just be ourselves with no outside interference? It’s because we’re broken into hundreds or even thousands of pieces, literally. You not only have a dark side. You have many dark facets to your character. But the question is whether or not those dark facets are really bad like we’re taught to believe.

We’ve seen them in movies like The Three Faces of Eve and Sybil, people with such severe multiple personality disorder, or more correctly, dissociative identity disorder, that they have become completely dysfunctional in society. Their psychiatrists can summon any one of many of their personalities by asking to talk to him or her. And we watch as one person displays many different and opposing sides to him/herself.

And we think to ourselves, “Wow! I’m sure glad I’m not like that. I’m sure glad I’m normal.”

But are you normal really?

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  Greater IQs Can Mean Greater Psychic Ability

The connection between psychic ability and the development of the mind is still being studied. Evidence suggests that those with a higher IQ may be more capable of picking up mental skills that others are not, which could include psychic abilities. The correlation between the two proves another factor may be connecting them, however, and that is social and general anxiety. 

The Role of IQ 

The study of psychic ability has emphasized the ability to focus the mind, as clarity is vital when making the brain perform beyond its normal limits in studying and psychic talents. An IQ test determines the ability of the mind  to quickly break down and analyze new data. It is a study to determine how fast someone's mind performs in fathoming new facts, skills, and data in a useful and timely manner.

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