Psychologist Howard Gardner suggests that there are 8 or 9 kinds of intelligence, not just linguistic intelligence, and logico-mathematic intelligence, both of which are measured by standard IQ tests.
Whether Gardner is credible or not, he does raise for our consideration that interesting proposal that there are many kinds of intelligence--and let us include transhumanism--so that there may be many ways for all people, including people of average ability to demonstrate that individuated talent and brilliance to the world.
Once again, in disagreement with Jordan Peterson, I propose that talent is not rare or exceptional, only not supported nor encourage by society.
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