/sci/ — Life's purpose

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This might be edgy af, but I don't think there is any purpose in life if you're born with an FSIQ under 130. That is for me at least, I think I have lost hope. While others can still contribute to society meaningfully, I'm looking at it through an efficient lens. All your brain's thoughts, patterns of thinking, understanding, and fluid novel solving are all dictated and limited by your brain structure. All of this is decided at birth: your looks, your intelligence, your social status, and everything. I get it, you might be able to study, learn a lot of new things, surprise yourself in ways you never knew were possible. But that all seems too optimistic. Life as it is very unfair, like an RNG game where all your stats are decided at birth. This might have helped the world significantly, with major influential figures making significant progression and progress to the world, or there might have been some people with an FSIQ likely under 125 that still managed to get a Nobel Prize. I am aware of that. The point of the fact is that if someone's entire purpose in life is to optimize themselves to the absolute extreme, and such a cruel fact of horrible FSIQ does exist, it conditionally acts as an extreme restriction or contradiction. Idk, everything is shitty. You work, do whatever you can with the limited VSI, PSI, FRI, QRI, WMI, and all you have while observing someone else doing the same task as you but 10 times faster since their genetic structure allows their brain to literally see more at the same time or absorb info much more rapidly.