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Yeah, I was going to say I got an invite for Mensa once and I'm not over 140 (not combined, anyway). I didn't know if they'd upped their standards though.
Mensa only accepts the top two percentile of the overall world population, as determined by an acceptable I.Q. test, so maybe O.P. didn't quite make the cut and thus had to resort to us fools as the next best thing.
Yes, in practice, the minimum accepted score may vary from 132 to 148. Depending on the country.
So, over 9,000?
I also seem to remember that it was going to be expensive and that my parents were reluctant to pay that much for what was, effectively, an after-school club.
Like Isacc Asimov used to say, "People who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do."
There, I think that makes me MENSA material.
I am not on any team.
No they don't.