What your IQ score?

[Relaced]

I have IQ of 70, what about you, dear off topic user.

[Sir Dookface McFerretballs]

Room temperature.

I like it cold.

[Abisha]

I check this 15 years ago i scored 117 so above average but i do notice some thing's are simple beyond my grasp i try it just can't.

[erratic_gamer]

-273K (i.e absolute zero)

EQ is more important ....

[𝕎𝔸𝕃𝕋𝔼ℝ]

Escrito originalmente por Mandar:

-273K (i.e absolute zero)

EQ is more important ....

Haha yes -273"K" is absolute zero

[Vixus]

Isn't it 0 K and -273 degrees?

[𝕎𝔸𝕃𝕋𝔼ℝ]

Escrito originalmente por Vixus:

Isn't it 0 K and -273 degrees?

Damn did you figure that out

[Vixus]

Escrito originalmente por Ｓｙｎｔ４ｘｉｅ:

Escrito originalmente por Vixus:

Isn't it 0 K and -273 degrees?

Damn did you figure that out

Used to make that mistake a lot back in o'level days

[erratic_gamer]

Escrito originalmente por Vixus:

Isn't it 0 K and -273 degrees?

ya, my bad

[Ramonkey]

132 but that was quite some years ago

[Amber]

;-;

[Crystal Sharrd]

I've only ever had a professional one administered, and that was eight years ago. At the time, it was 132.

[Dirty Dan]

I’ve watched Rick and Morty so it has to be 200 at a minimum.

[Pizmo]

The last IQ test I had was in high school and I scored a 140. Of course that was 15 years and a few hundred packs of cigarettes ago. I've probably killed off about a third of my brain cells since then. I'm pretty sure my IQ is like 50 these days

[Spud the Spud]

I've taken two separate IQ tests. 142 and 143 were my scores. I also took the ASVAB twice. I don't remember all of the scores, but the first time my lowest was 91 in clerical and the rest were 98 or 99. The second time they were all 98 or 99.

I honestly can't recommend it. Being intelligent is a miserable state of being in that it distances a person from most of the population. I bet it would be pretty nice to be in the 110-120 range, where everything is easier than it is for most people, and it's possible to excel at things if that's what you want, but only being about one standard deviation away from "average" it leaves you still close enough to relate to most people on a personal level. I eventually made an effort to cut out larger words from my regular vocabulary, and change how I spoke and wrote, which helped a fair bit, though.

Plus, I also imagine that the typical educational experience isn't so miserable. I don't think I've ever taken a class that I didn't know 100% of the material and more within a month...but was then stuck in, being bored to death with the tedium of the class going so slowly. I remember one year in high school, I finished the algebra book in a few weeks (I always finished all the books within a month, not rushing, just done cover to cover by then). I had a few minor questions I wanted clarification on, but the teacher refused to answer them, telling me that the second half of the book wouldn't be covered that year anyway. I think that's when I gave up on my education. The educational system is not designed to handle very smart people. Maybe some get lucky and get fast tracked through it, but such things were not possible for me at the time.

Tried taking some college courses some years later. It wasn't any different. Tedium, slow classes, dwelling on boring material that I'd moved past almost immediately after getting my books. I expect I could get a bachelor's degree in about six months or less, if it was structured in such a way as to keep things moving at my pace and I could skip pointless electives.

[Pizmo]

I know that one of the biggest criteria used to measure IQ is by testing a person's ability to retain and accurately recall information. When I was in hight school I had a razor sharp memory. I would remember everything with almost perfect detail. I think that is why I scored in the 140s in high school. These days I cant remember crap. I have to think really hard just to recall things I did yesterday. I would actually be afraid to take an IQ test now.