That phrase is a classic clickbait introduction. It’s meant to spark curiosity, not to make a factual claim.
A few more accurate alternatives are:
- “This is a clever trick that many people find useful.”
- “This simple idea has become popular because it’s practical.”
- “This creative tip might save you time and effort.”
- “Here’s a handy household trick worth trying.”
Saying someone has an “incredibly high IQ” because they came up with a trick isn’t something that can be verified. Creativity and usefulness don’t necessarily reflect a person’s IQ.
If you share the trick itself, I can help assess whether it actually works or if it’s just a viral myth.
