According to my calculations: I fall short.

I heard that a practice called "cognitive edge conditioning" (basically consistently pushing yourself to the limit in terms of mental activity with progressive overload in mind) is a way to increase one's mental and intellectual limits.

Alternatively, you could double-down on reading educational books along with listening to and/or watching likewise podcasts and YouTube videos to increase one's knowledge stores (taking online-courses helps, too) -- then you can apply all that knowledge you gained via creating something with it; not only does creating something new to help people help you retain all that knowledge, you can also potentially make a livelihood out of it.

So if you want to advance your IQ, there's options for you - I hope this helps, @AlaskaNativeManitou :>

Just so you know, I'm not complaining or anything. Just a humorous observation.

Ah oki :>

Speaking of educational YouTube channels, you might try this little known one:
https://youtube.com/@theknowledgeradio?si=Y76D5Ti0OhFAwgeG

It looks interesting, I subscribed :>