Social science Tips for enjoying life discovered by me with boundary intelligence / Ms. Namba

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Social Science ■ One out of seven people wrote "Life Hack" by a person involved in "Boundary Intelligence". ■ One out of seven people wrote "Life Hack" by a person involved in "Boundary Intelligence". ■ The word "Boundary Intelligence" became known suddenly due to the influence of "Juvenile Delinquents 』" (Koji Miyaguchi, Shincho Shinsho) who cannot cut out a best-selling 『 cake. It is generally used for people with an IQ of 71 or more and less than 85 and without a diagnosis of intellectual disability (intellectual development disorder). It is said that 14% of the population, one out of seven people, or 17 million people out of all Japanese people fall under this term. Books on Boundary Intelligence have been published, but this is the first time that I write about it as a person involved in it. Compared to people with general IQ, they have difficulties in studying, working and human relations, but they are not subject to welfare support like intellectual disabilities. Compared to people with general IQ, they have difficulties in studying, working and human relations, but they are not subject to welfare support like intellectual disabilities. The author describes how to solve or deal with the difficulties of living in this gray zone through his own experience as "Life Hack". The worries and solutions should be helpful not only to people with boundary intelligence but also to others.