I agree and can confirm. Sensitivity is the true game changer above an IQ of 120, and this is a truth I have experienced myself. In my case it came along with autism, but honestly I wouldn't change a single bit of it because even though it can cause pain, in the long run it's very similar to playing Reality™️ using cheat codes. The cruelest part of it is the brutal, inevitable, constant and unfathomable contrast that you see in those who don't have it. You can see it, but they can't. You know they'll never be able to see it, and you see the consequences of not seeing it. Every day, with no imaginable fix ahead. It is like playing the game of life with fewer cards, trying to solve the equation of life with fewer variables. The number of them is infinite, of course, but as long as you have enough of them you will solve for the unknown of said equation. An IQ of 120 or 125 vs. one of 142 or 150 usually is just a matter of time and effort linking variables, that's it. But if you lack the variables you're toast. That's why poets and filmmakers see the future coming —almost explicitly, in many cases— while many Kasparovs and Talebs fail even when trying to foresee pretty obvious world events. This happens due to a lack of transcendent insight, due to a lack of connection with the subtle perks of this World.