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Most people with a HIGH IQ are not going to spend time on a Internet forum.
EDIT: A person with above level IQ will not spend time on useless trivia as seen here many times.....as for me I'm on the admitted lower scale even with a degree.
I would wager that the vast majority of people I've met playing trivia have above average IQs.
Most people with a HIGH IQ are not going to spend time on a Internet forum.
EDIT: A person with above level IQ will not spend time on useless trivia as seen here many times.....as for me I'm on the admitted lower scale even with a degree.
142 - Stanford-Binet
The test was required back when I took it.
They recommended I go to a middle school for the gifted. My mother asked if I wanted that. I said "No".
I did very well in school. It was very easy for me at all levels. LOL, considering I had severe 'school phobia' who would have thought!? I've done well professionally. Master's Degree, wonderful career. Socially, not so much. Introvert and missed out on a lot.
Most people with a HIGH IQ are not going to spend time on a[n] Internet forum...
Even those with a "HIGH IQ" can't anticipate what motivates others with a similarly "HIGH IQ."
Heck, I enjoy learning ways of creating fire using techniques developed thousands of years ago by individuals we consider "primitive."
Of the two tests I remember taking (6th grade & 9th grade) I scored 129 & 135, respectively.
During the latter test, I distinctly remember a question asking, "which didn't belong?", and four drawings: a sailboat, an automobile, an airplane, and something I couldn't identify. Years later, I figured out that the latter drawing was of an electric trolley. I guess the test designers assumed everyone, everywhere grows up knowing what electric trolleys are.
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